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    Everything is not always what it seems. Sometimes the eyes see things for themselves and sometimes they really do show what is happening. People and their actions are not always what people expect them to be and do. In Robert Louis Stevenson’s‚ The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde‚ Stevenson shows how people are not always who they are thought out be. The main way Stevenson shows how people are not always who they seem to be is Dr.Jekyll himself. He not who everyone expected him to be and was

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    The poem “Strange Fruit” was written by Abel Meeropol not a southern black man‚ but instead a Jewish-American high school teachers. “Strange Fruit” was published in 1937. The poem conveys a message about the brutal past about racism around the 1900’s. The poem was inspired by a photograph that Meeropol had seen‚ the picture took place in a lynching‚ the victims were two innocent black men that were hanging from a tree‚ The picture haunted Meeropol for days. This poem was very chilling and terrifying

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    mortality. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2012)‚ one in every three adults over the age of 65 falls each year. Long-term care facilities account for many of these falls‚ with an average of 1.5 falls occurring per nursing home bed annually (Vu‚ Weintraub‚ & Rubenstein‚ 2004). In 2001‚ the American Geriatric Society‚ British Geriatric Society‚ and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Panel on Falls Prevention published specific guidelines to prevent falls in long-term

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    In Owen?s poem‚ ?Strange Meeting‚? the theme of war is heavily emphasized‚ as the poet expresses complete disgust concerning the nature of war. Yet‚ rather than describing the violence of war in the battlefield‚ the poet chooses a most unconventional route to attack war by instead placing the soldiers in Hell‚ centering the poem around the civil conversation between two dead enemies. In doing this‚ the poet strips away the barrier between these two enemies‚ and as a result‚ he evokes not anger‚ but

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    Stew’s show Passing Strange is a musical that knows no boundaries. The plot follows the journey of the protagonist‚ referred to as “the Youth‚” on his quest when he leaves his home in Los Angeles to explore the cultures of Amsterdam and Berlin. The Youth encounters an interesting cast of characters along the way; each of his interactions with these peripheral characters has its own distinct significance. The show follows no stencil of a classic twentieth or twenty-first-century musical‚ it has an

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    switches from being a boy to a girl‚ he realizes the hardships and restrictions of being a woman during his time period. Orlando is not too happy about the gender roles he has to coincide by while he was a female. In the article “Is It Really That Strange For a Guy to Wear a Dress?” by Miles Robbins explains how the gender expectation is that guys should not wear dresses and if they do they automatically identify as the opposite gender or are judge. Society has put this label that guys should not wear

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    by thick dark clouds that threatened to open up at a moment’s notice‚ which isn’t odd for spring in Virginia‚ and the laughter coming from the bedroom was misleading; it spoke of joyous children playing and not having a care in the world. The bunk bed in the room was also misleading: it told a story of two sisters that were happy enough in their relationship to share‚ but in reality we fought more than siblings should and often had to be put into separate rooms to cool off. The combined energy of

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    Affects of Oil Spill on Oyster Beds Beatrice Hemphill Biology 1408 Section 6300 Mrs. Shipley The oil spill was a terrible desaster that occurs when petroleum was accidentally released into the water and the environment. Oil spills normally take place on land and in the ocean. When the oil spills that occurs on land it can be cleaned up quickly if it is caught in a timely manner ‚ the oil spill caused major damage to the environment and can also affect the

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    In what ways has civilisation been imposed on the natural world in your prescribed texts? In Gary Crew’s Strange Objects and Peter Weir’s film ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’‚ the effect of civilisation on the natural world is explored. Both texts display this by using the context of Australia‚ over time‚ to expose how nature will prevail over humanity. In the novel‚ the conflicting European culture and spiritual essence of the ancient land is portrayed in two life frames: 1623 and 1988. Dutch settlement

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    The podcast “Strange Fruit: Voices of a Lynching” was an intimate account of the events that took place nearly eight decades ago in Marion‚ Indiana. The audio began by recounting recent events that when thought about‚ evoked the same feelings today‚ as they did in the past. The story first focuses on the events that took place in Ferguson‚ Missouri. Attention is focused on the lack of compassion there was for a human body in the case of Michael Brown. Emotions are stirred up by evident lack of progression

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