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What is the name of a poem by a french author about a reed comparing it to an oppressed race? ... (Asked by grapesho529)
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I wouldn't beabsolutely sure... You have Le Chêne et le roseau (Jean de La Fontaine). The Reed is the weak but he's in fact stronger than the oak because he can bow without breaking. The oak, so noble, so strong, can be eradicated by the wind. The allusion to an oppressed race is a bit wild....(Answered by boule de gomme)

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Aye kant reed ar ting,whart shood aye doo? ... (Asked by realquietcool)
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You can't write either...Go to library they have tutoring classes...Or take adult learning classes ....You did not say how old you are...Thanks...(Answered by pitterpatter47)

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does anyone know what independent comprehensive means? i keep seeing it in the info of many universities? i am doing a lot of research on many universities and i keep coming up with the phrase 'independent comprehensive' when i look for basic information on the universites like reed college, university of puget sound, and lewis and clark college. i want to know if this has anything to do with any religious affiliation. ... (Asked by drkdrmr07)
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I think it has something to do with independant study - that is, more work outside of the classroom, alone, than in it. Maybe?...(Answered by Mary)

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How are Reed Solomon codes decoded? Can you give me an example? ... (Asked by ewillie007)
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Answering this Q. requires one to be facile with some pretty high order mathematics (higher than what I'm able to relate to). But still, I went looking for an answer by doing a Google search for: DECODE +"REED SOLOMON CODES". Lo and behold...I got 128,000 hits! (see link to the Google search below). There are numerous examples of academic papers, instructional guides and algorithms showing how to code and decode. So I'm perplexed...if you are comfortable with this level of mathematics, why couldn't you do a Google search? In any event, I hope I've helped in some way....(Answered by idlebud)

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sound help? in a transverse wave that travels through a medium the molecules of the medium vibrate?A,,in the direction in which the wave travels,,b,,at right angles to the direction in which the wave travels,,c,,at twice the velocity of the molecules in a longitudinal wave,,d,,with smaller amplitudes then the molecules in a longitudinal wave in a stringed instrument the part that viberates in resonance with the sound waves produced by the strings is called the ,,a,,sounding board,,b,,diatonic scale,,c,,membrane,,d,,reed if a wave hits a smooth surface at an angle of incidence of 40 degrees the angle of reflection is,,a,0degrees,,b,,40 degrees,,c,,80 degrees,,d,,90 degrees when a tunning fork vibrates ... (Asked by hestsh)
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a. sound...(Answered by judgemartiniz)

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Reed College requirements? Not really "requirements," but I lacked a better word. Anyway. I know there aren't really set GPA's one has to get for most colleges, but I was wondering what is usual/recommended for Reed (Portland, Oregon.) And maybe SAT scores too. That sort of stuff would be helpful to know. Thanks in advance. ... (Asked by Riyaa)
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Average GPA: 3.90 Average SAT: 1352 Average ACT: 30 The average SAT was taken from the old test, in which 1600 was the top score. So you could approximate what the average score will be this year by dividing 1352 by 2, and multiplying that by 3. Estimate: average SAT 2028 Having said that, Reed admissions are not always "by the numbers." They really go out of their way to find students with both the ability and the drive to succeed there. I recommend checking out the discussion board on http://www.collegeconfidential.com Those boards will be ...(Answered by Professor X)

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Reed College? For anyone who goes to Reed College, how do you like it? Why do you like it or not like it? What are some positives and negatives of going there? Thanks! ... (Asked by Diego)
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It is a very tough question you asked my dear friend and for this reason i think no one gave any answer yet. So i suggest you to put your question in google or yahoo search engine and you will get many links for your answer. Try the followings : http://www.google.co.uk/ http://search.yahoo.com/...(Answered by )

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Does anybody have any insight about any of these colleges or my general situation? ANY ADVICE IS APPRECIATED!? I'm a high school junior with some lofty ambitions involving political science, international relations, and philosophy and I am trying to decide where to apply. Right now, I've narrowed my choices to the following: NYU, Boston University, Macalester College, Dickinson College, Middlebury College, Eugene Lang College, and Reed College. I have a 3.8 GPA and I'm in the top 14% of my class. I plan to get back into the top ten percent by application time. If anyone has any advice, it would be greatly appreciated. Also, if anyone has attended or been involved with any of the colleges I ... (Asked by ofrobotics)
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Generally speaking, college is what you make of it. After having attended and graduating from a business school, I wholeheartedly recommend a more "full-fledged" college/university for the variety of majors available. You seem to be quite ambitious, and that's a good thing! Maintain that attitude! Now, just being in college will require discipline because it's not just a place to go party - sure, you'll want to socialize once in a while, but you're there as a student first. Taking an occasional break from your studies is fine, though, and you'll want to be able to network once you've graduated since ...(Answered by wheezer_april_4th_1966)

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Reed College (OR) - has anyone attended it/known someone who's attended it? Good school? Why would one choose Reed over any of the the other hundreds of liberal arts schools out there? ... (Asked by Nianode)
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Great school! I think one of the best things about Reed is the attitude of the students and professors towards education. We're not here for the diploma, but rather the education that goes with it. From what I saw visting schools last year, that's fairly unusual. We don't see our grades unless we ask (we still get plenty of feedback, though), so there's no competition around grades. Also, since there's no graduate school, we're not completing with grad students for the attention of our professors. After every paper we turn in for hum 110 ...(Answered by EmilyRose)

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Have you any document about "population control of Henri Kissinger"? I have to reed it for Uni, can you tell me where can I find it? Thanks! ... (Asked by carola)
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Here's a document on Kissinger's "depopulaton policy." I hope this helps you out!...(Answered by inforouse)

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Does anybody have any insight about any of these colleges or my general situation? ANY ADVICE IS APPRECIATED!? I'm a high school junior with some lofty ambitions involving political science, international relations, and philosophy and I am trying to decide where to apply. Right now, I've narrowed my choices to the following: NYU, Boston University, Macalester College, Dickinson College, Middlebury College, Eugene Lang College, and Reed College. I have a 3.8 GPA and I'm in the top 14% of my class. I plan to get back into the top ten percent by application time. If anyone has any advice, it would be greatly appreciated. Also, if anyone has attended or been involved with any of the colleges I ... (Asked by ofrobotics)
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Generally speaking, college is what you make of it. After having attended and graduating from a business school, I wholeheartedly recommend a more "full-fledged" college/university for the variety of majors available. You seem to be quite ambitious, and that's a good thing! Maintain that attitude! Now, just being in college will require discipline because it's not just a place to go party - sure, you'll want to socialize once in a while, but you're there as a student first. Taking an occasional break from your studies is fine, though, and you'll want to be able to network once you've graduated since ...(Answered by wheezer_april_4th_1966)

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