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Dual Credit 1301-1302.  Copy the quote you chose Monday night and the author into your journal.  Answer the following questions in paragraph/essay form:

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1 Dual Credit 1301-1302

2  Copy the quote you chose Monday night and the author into your journal.  Answer the following questions in paragraph/essay form:  Why did you choose this quote?  How does it exemplify your personal philosophy of happiness?  How is it similar/different from Rubin’s philosophy of happiness?

3  In her book, Rubin argues the “importance of keeping happy memories vivid” (101).  Describe a photograph or family tradition in vivid detail. Why is this memory important “to keep vivid” in your own pursuit of happiness?

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