D S Hutchins

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Biography

Have good ideas and need help to make them reality? Look no further! You can call me D. I've been reading and writing as long as I can remember and language arts is a dedicated passion of mine. I have a background in education and company communications, and my creativity has sharpened up to be my greatest asset. I am more than eager to engage with your idea and make it the best that it can be, all the while keeping what makes it special in tact! Let's work together and make the future brighter!

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Maus: An Analytical Summary

“I know this is insane, but I somehow wish I had been in Auschwitz with my parents so I could really know what they lived through!” (Spiegelman. 176) Spiegelman’s self-inserted character, Artie, solemnly admits to his wife. He laments not functionally understanding the Holocaust through his parent’s perspective and how it may have affected his developmental years. “I guess it’s some kind of guilt about having had an easier life than they did.” The disconnection Artie feels extends to both of his parents, Holocaust survivors that relocated to America after the war, raising Artie soon after. ...

The Many Faces of Sacrifice: A Tribute to Aitzaz Hasan

On the morning of January 8th, 2014 Aitzaz Hasan would arrive to class tardy and would be refused entry. That day, he had never anticipated having to decide on making the ultimate sacrifice for his classmates and school. The school was located in a province of Palestine, Hangu, that has had its conflicts with radical Islamic groups before. That Monday morning would be the stage for another tragedy to take place as a young man with a detonator vest would approach the gates of the school. Aitzaz would be the one to prevent the bomber from entering the school, ultimately paying his life for th...

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