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…        D. Based on the diaries of women from 35 families         from 1760s to 1880s                  1.Represents brood range of women                  2.Middle class III.         Sensual and platonic…

…as though others are trying to force them to do things, and so they take complete control of their bodies, the one thing only they can control. Marcia, 18, an anorexic, wrote in her diary "I am in control; people are just jealous because I have will power…

…diaries, cross talks and after action reviews (AARs) are potentially powerful tools. An After Action Review (AAR), for example, is a technique first developed in the US Army to capture lessons from battle field engagements, while they are still fresh…

…fellow”, and never calling him “my slave”. (Nell 12) This is displaying the close relationship Washington and Lee had together, as many other slaves around America were treated like filth. Lee came to Mount Vernon as a teenager. Diary entries from…

…. Save any letters, cards, or notes sent to you. Keep both the diary andnotes in a secure place. Third step is to report the offensive behavior to your employer through the Affirmative Action Administrator, Personnel Director, EEO Officer or union…

…is written from the viewpoint of an old man looking back at his past and he partly uses a diary in the novel to describe his past. In his first journal entry Crusoe states "I, poor, miserable Robinson Crusoe, being shipwrecked, during a dreadful storm…

…obsession with fashion and beauty; this further led to his career in portraiture. Beaton had composed many pictures in his life span. Some being well known and others being not as popular. In the novel “Self Portrait with Friends, The Selected Diaries…

…father to go to Paris. There he witnessed the signing of the treaty that ended the American Revolution. It was then that my dear John began keeping a diary. He continued to write in it from that day to the last day of his life. I hear that it’s been published…

…. Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four portrays a well-established totalitarian regime even from the beginning of the book. “The thing that he[Winston] was about to do was to open a diary. This was not illegal (nothing was illegal, since there were…

…I enjoyed about this book is that there was no use of Italics or any other editorial assistance for the reader. This showed me that he is taking a stand against the use of Italics. It's almost as though Diaz is writing in a diary and there is no need…