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Ryan HR

Vicente Fox (2000-2006) Notes





Vicente Fox (2000-2006)





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Born in 1942 to a wealthy Catholic farming family



Educated at Universidad Iberoamericana, a Catholic…

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Posted by Ryan HR on March 9, 2010 at 8:55pm

Pablo Z.

Thinkwrite #4

1. Regarding Hamlet's character development, the gravedigger's disrespectful behavior towards the death bodies makes the prince to wonder about life in general. He has another existential moment and wonders about how great men end up as death as anybody else. "Alexander died…was buried…returneth to dust; the dust is earth; of earth we make loam; and why of that loam whereto he was converted might they not stop a beer barrel?" (V, i, 180-183). The topic of the importance of life is important to… Continue

Posted by Pablo Z. on December 8, 2009 at 8:39pm

Diana L.

THINKWRITE #4

1) As most of Shakespeare’s tragedies, they all incorporate a scene which has the purpose to relieve the tension through a humorous character, scene, or dialogue. This scene at the beginning of Act V, introduces to the readers two gravediggers who help to reduce the hostile setting, now that Polonius is dead and Laertes had found out that his dear sister Ophelia had drowned. One of the gravediggers is quite witty as he asks the other gravedigger “What is he that builds stronger than either the… Continue

Posted by Diana L. on December 8, 2009 at 5:57pm

Jose O.

Thinkwrite #4

1. Act V scene i is an important scene in this play because of its significance. The comic approach of the scene plus Hamlet’s character development makes it important for our consideration. In the play, the gravediggers are called “clowns”, showing the author’s approach to include some humor after the death of two important characters such as Ophelia and Polonious. The clearest examples are the “jokes” made by the clowns about Ophelia’s death. Here, they question the meaning of drowning and… Continue

Posted by Jose O. on December 8, 2009 at 9:00am

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Daniel M. commented on Douglas Gamble's group 'Socrates' Cafe'
Mr. Gamble what happened to the questions??
Sep 6, 2010
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Maya replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
Pretty ironic. Those that drink to rebel- against the law, against their parents- are really just conforming to another group, the group of teenagers.
May 21, 2010
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Sophie J. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Brave New World Key Quotes Part I' in the group Brit Lit Gamble
1.) "Community, Identity, Stability." (Ch. 1, pg. 3) This quote is the World State's motto, which is why it is so significant. The World State is a world full of undesignated and dehumanized people controlled by a government made…
May 20, 2010
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Rachel L. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Brave New World Key Quotes Part I' in the group Brit Lit Gamble
"Lenina and the Arch-Community-Songerster stepped out on to the roof of Lambeth Palace. 'Hurry up, my young friend-- I mean, Lenina,' called the Arch-Songster impatiently from the lift gates. Lenina, who had lingered for a moment to…
May 20, 2010
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William K replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Brave New World Key Quotes Part I' in the group Brit Lit Gamble
"One cubic centimeter cures ten gloomy sentiments (page 89)." This quote has often been repeated because it is the slogan for one of their most consumptive products, soma. Throughout the book, soma is one of the key roles for every…
May 20, 2010
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Maria Jose H. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Brave New World Key Quotes Part I' in the group Brit Lit Gamble
"And that," put in the Director sententiously, "that is the secret of happiness and virtue-liking what you've got to do. All conditioning aims at that: making people like their inescapable social destiny." -Chapter 1 This…
May 20, 2010
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Erika H replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Brave New World Key Quotes Part I' in the group Brit Lit Gamble
1. "Now who wants a chocolate eclair?" (pg 207) This quote is important in terms of the novel. This one line shows just how people try to cover up dislikes and discomforts using materialistic things. Hurting is not an option so offering…
May 20, 2010
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Maya replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
The author seems to attribute teen drinking entirely to missing relationships with others and God, but I think it should include a missing relationship with oneself. As Hannah pointed out, there may be a person who is perfectly happy with themselves…
May 18, 2010
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Fabian B. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
I don't think fear plays much of a role in teen drinking. Well, maybe it is that we are afraid of being rejected, of being the guy who ruined the party because he didn't want to have a good time. Maybe it is that we are too concerned of…
May 18, 2010
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Carolina A. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
If teens were happier there might be less drinking. I don't know. But I do think that some teens drink to forget their problems or just have a few hours where they cant be held responsible for their actions. Maybe if they trusted more people,…
May 18, 2010
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Ari F replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
I think some teenagers drink because they have a problem and they think that drinking will solve them, or at least help them escape reality. In other cases, teenagers can drink because of peer pressure, because they think its a grown up thing, or…
May 18, 2010
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Adriana E. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
I agree that many people may drink to make relashionships with other people and to feel good. I agree that people drink to escape from stress, but I also dont think it is the reason everybody drinks. I think people try to run from their problems by…
May 18, 2010
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Julian P. replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
luis my friend, you are correct, it is funny to see how people use drugs and booze not only to feel accpted but in order to feel related
May 18, 2010
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Heloisa F replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
I think that it depends what kind of relationships you're talking about. Some people want boyfriends/girlfriends, and I think that that is harder since it takes two people. But there's also relationships with your friends and your family,…
May 18, 2010
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May 18, 2010
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Tierney R replied to Douglas Gamble's discussion 'Thirst and Quenching' in the group Socrates' Cafe
I agree about the part where it says that teens drink because they feel like they're missing something in their lives. And sometimes, I'm sure it's like when you drink, everything is fine. But it's not reality. It's like…
May 18, 2010
 
 
 

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