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    King Philips War

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    King Philip’s War (1675-76) is an event that has been largely ignored by the American Public and popular historians. “However‚ the almost two-year conflict between the colonists and the Native Americans in New England stands as perhaps the most devastating war in this country’s history” (Giersbach‚ 1). Native American warriors and the opposing English troops fought viciously destroying everything and everyone in their sight. Women and children on both sides were purposely targeted‚ and many settlements

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    Difonzo Rumors

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    In this passage “How Rumors Help Us Make Sense of an Uncertain World “by Nicholas Difonzo he defines rumor as unverified information that people think are important. He then explains where they come from‚ what they consist of‚ and what people get from them. He explains what makes a rumor; Rumors must be informational‚ acts of communication‚ significant to the tellers and audience‚ and never verified truthful information. Within the passage the rumors are described to be an encouragement to others

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    Rumors/ Gossiping

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    Venita Bowden Mrs. Wojt DRE -98-1001 09‚ September‚ 2013 “Rumors/Gossiping” There are many reasons why people feel compelled to gossip‚ therefore‚ humiliating and putting others down. Sometimes people do it out of spite‚ just because they can. Other times people gossip because they feel they will benefit from its end result‚ such as possibly looking better in front of the boss in a working situation. But the true‚ deep rooted reason‚ and psychological studies have proven it‚ is the feeling

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    Mind and Rumors

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    Rumors are dark‚ hurtful‚ mischievous things that are spread to cause destruction. Rumors have been around since the beginning of time‚ and are stronger now more than ever. Rumors are whispered‚ as if to indicate that they will not spread. Rumors are shouted‚ printed‚ posted‚ and broadcasted. Rumors are lies and those whom associate with rumors are bad people‚ or are they? Rumors are not always bad‚ and they don’t always turn out to be lies. There are many unknown things about rumors‚ like how

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    Rumors in the Workplace

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    Rumors in the Workplace “Oh what a tangled web we weave‚ when first we practice to deceive” (Sir Walter Scott). Rumors can be devastating to both a company as well as the employees in some cases even crippling the company itself. Most employees do not realize that is exactly what they are doing when repeating unsubstantiated comments. A rumor‚ by Webster’s definition‚ is an unconfirmed but widely circulated story or a piece of gossip. Once a company is faced with the rumor mill they have a

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    Rumor Paper

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    Pop Media’s Attitude Toward Rumor Chapter 11‚ Page 367 Rumors often begin with simple words such as “did you know” and “guess what I heard.” A rumor is defined as information that is unverified‚ circulated by people‚ about things that matter to us (DiFonzo 377). What do rumors consist of? First‚ rumors are information statements designed to tell us something. Second‚ rumors are never a simple‚ private thought; they are circulated by two or more people. Third‚ these circulated statements are significant

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    This sculpture is called the “War God” and it was created by Philip McCracken in 1960. Philip McCracken was an American born artist‚ born in 1928. This amazing sculpture was created out of Cedar wood‚ where Philip McCracken carved the piece out then added a leather strap and blades along the body. This piece of art is currently on display at the Seattle Art Museum. The “War God” is a wooden sculpture and it was about 2 feet long and about 8 inches wide. The sculpture has lots of jagged edges and

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    The Power in "The Rumor" John Updike’s story "The Rumor" is about the struggle of a married couple to maintain their normal (and rather boring) existence amid rumors that Frank Whittier‚ the husband in this modern couple‚ is having a homosexual affair with a young man. The rumor that begins the story brings a sense of tension between Frank and his wife‚ Sharon. This tension is heightened by the way that Frank at once denies the rumor and yet keeps his wife nervous by flirting with men throughout

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    Rumor and Gossip

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    GOSSIP Good morning everyone. Today I would like to take a few minutes to speak about a topic that many of us disregard - gossip. So what exactly is gossip? It is idle talk or rumor‚ especially about the personal or private affairs of others. The Bible has nothing good to say about gossip. In Romans Ch 1‚ gossip is classified as one of the evils of men... it is a sin. • Remember that one of the most important commandment in the Bible is to love your neighbor as you love yourself. But

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    Updated Version of Theory of Rumor Rumors have been around ever since the beginning of time. I did some research and I found the very first rumor in the Bible ’s book of Genesis‚ when the serpent approached Eve and said: "Did God really say‚ you must not eat from tree of knowledge in the garden?" And the serpent went on to say: "You shall not surely die‚ for God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened‚ and you will be like God knowing good and evil "( The Holy Bible Genesis

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