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…, is a very prominent figure in the government of San Lorenzo. The youngest, Newt, is a midget artist and a dropout of Cornell. In this novel, it can be said that there are many underlying conflicts, but obviously Vonnegut wanted his readers to see most clearly…

…the West Side of town. The Socs, short for Socials, gang up on Ponyboy and threaten to slit his throat. A group of greasers comes and chases the bullies away, saving Ponyboy. Ponyboy's rescuers include Sodapop, a charming, handsome high-school dropout, and Darry…

…, as much darkness as you can actually find in a mall) lurked a great monster. Descendant of Lisa Minnelli, cursed for all time, descendant of a long line of losers and high school dropouts. He had long forms and white teeth. It was Spendall, the mall survey…

…heroin. They were musicians, high school dropouts and also drug addicts. The narrator, Sonny’s brother, describes Sonny’s friend in this way. “....a boy we used to know, a boy from around our block... He been Sonny’s friend. And now, even though he…

…business. He was a high school dropout (although, as he notes with irony, Waukegan eventually built a junior high school in his honor) and took to serious study of the violin only after flunking out of the family haberdashery business…

…. the young Hitler was a poverty stricken solitary art student dropout. During World War 1 Hitler was injured twice. After the army, Hitler was assigned to spy on the German Worker's Party in Munich. The tiny nationalistic group impressed him and he joined. he…

…just keeping attendance; it must focus on keeping students interested and productive. "Curriculum improvement is the best strategy to prevent dropouts; technology is especially useful in this regard". Technology can provide a unique and compelling…

…the political spectrum, girls' sexuality has been deemed threatening either to themselves (potentially resulting in rape, sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancy) or to society (as evidenced by the single mother, school dropout…

…alikeness in their business methods. The author also shows the reader how high school dropouts and uneducated men have driven these flourishing businesses. He makes the reader question just how naive America is to allow what goes on behind the counter, and how…

…and more unevenly”(259).Many in-person servers may only work part time, or get paid only minimum wage(259). “ In-person servers must compete with high school graduates and dropouts who years before had move into routine production jobs but no longer…