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Three Dallas Schools Make Newsweek’s Best 100 High Schools List – TAG High School Is #1!

In their May 8, 2006, issue, Newsweek listed their Best 100 Public Schools across the nation. They ranked the schools using a ratio of the number of Advanced Placement (AP) and/or International Baccalaureate tests taken by all students within a school, divided by the number of graduating seniors. The 2006 list was based on the […]

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Product Review – "The Clickbank Profit Machine" by Dylan Loh

As I frequently review new internet marketing products, I recently received a free copy of a new product which is the brainchild of a young man living in Singapore. I have reviewed several of these so-called “money-making programs”, and I approach each with a wary eye. Some have valuable information, but it is presented badly […]

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The World’s First Woman Admiral, Artemisia I Was Born in Bodrum!

Artemisia I – Warrior Queen of Halicarnassus Artemisia I, brilliant military strategist and commander, acted as adviser to Xerxes I on his campaigns in the Persian Wars.   She was born in the late 6th century BC, purportedly in Halicarnassus, Asia Minor modern Bodrum, Turkey and known as The First Woman Admiral.   Most of […]

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Predestination and Free Will by John Calvin – a Satirical Synopsis

Briefly, the essay on predestination and free will by Calvin discusses the preordaining and predetermination of events discussing an incorrigible helplessness towards fate on one hand, and on the other, it demurs the first by discussing ‘free will’, where fate is rendered incorrigibly helpless towards man’s ordaining and determination of events. Calvin propounds the elaborate […]

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Langston Hughes – The Life, Times, Works as Well as Impact of a Versatile African-American Writer

Langston Hughes stands as a literary and cultural translation of the political resistance and campaign of black consciousness leaders such as Martin Luther King to restore the rights of the black citizenry thus fulfilling the ethos of the American dream, which is celebrated universally every year around February to April. Hughes’ overriding sense of a […]

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