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Reflective journal

New Women’s Dorms American University of Beirut Beirut, Lebanon     December 4, 2017 Dr. Zane Sinno Department of English American University of Beirut Beirut, Lebanon Dear Dr. Sinno,                                                                   I cannot deny that I registered for English 203 in the beginning of the semester expecting it to be a redundant English course typical of the ones given in schools. As the semester progressed, however, I was genuinely surprised by the content of the course and the way it was offered. The course is not limited to writing and submitting essays, and I can positively say that I thoroughly enjoyed this course and I regret coupling it with the other stressful courses that I chose for the fall semester.       ...
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American University of Beirut The Stigma that Drug Addicts Have a Choice                                                                      Submitted by:  Rita Nizar Al Kady Submitted to:  Dr. Zane Sinno Date:  17 October 2017 English 203 Section 42                     There are a few worse situations to be in than being addicted to drugs in Lebanon. Not only are there limitations on the drug addicts’ access to help, but also, is the stigma involved with the issue of addiction. This stigma is dictated by the Lebanese society and contends that drug addicts have a choice in their addiction: they can simply stop using the drug (Addiction Help Centre, 2017). This stigma has devastating ...
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