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    It is rare in a movie or TV show that a gay character has a strong lead. Him or her usually are only represented by their sexuality. Amy Zimmerman is a writer for the Daily Beast‚ specializing in entertainment. In an article she wrote “It Ain’t Easy Being Bisexual on TV”‚ she critiques the media’s portrayal of bisexuals and bisexuality. She states that most homosexual male characters are reduced to the clueless definition of “a disco-dancing‚ Oscar Wilde-reading‚ Streisand ticket-holding friend of

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    Book Report Wahid Hashem English 4rth hour 1/9/13 Alex Rider Scorpia Rising Visualization Alex discovers bullet holes in a car. Someone was shooting that car. His job to find out who it was. Character traits Alex was brave‚ respectful‚ and daring. *He was brave because he goes super spy working for the MI6 goes on another one of his adventures to stop some crazed power-hungry lunatic. *He was

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    ‘Life is too easy for young people today’; something often said by members of older generations‚ particularly those of the baby boomer generation that followed the Second World War and are now in retirement. Were as some may read this and nod their heads in agreement‚ the world is a different place to what it used to be. Young people may seem to have it easy‚ but in many ways‚ they have it much harder then anyone could imagine. In the times of old‚ a teenager could leave school and go straight

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    http://sbinfocanada.about.com/ od/worklifebalance/a/delegate.htm [8] Jasaňová‚ K. et al. (2005) Educational level and qualification of entrepreneurs and usage of continuous education. Proceedings of research study. Economic University in Bratislava. Analysis of entrepreneurial environment and barriers of absorbing ability of regions [Slovak version] Retrieved May 15‚ 2007‚ from Technical University in Košice‚ Institute for Regional and Communal Development Web site: http://www.tuke.sk/IRKR/Anproba/?go=archiv

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    language‚ religion‚ social habits‚ traditions‚ stories and music. “A nations culture resides in the heart and soul of its people”- Mahatma Gandi and this culture is kept alive by what they do. The texts we have studied in class “Yolngu Boy” and “Whale Rider” are excellent examples of how important cultural identity and belief are in communities. The other text that I have studied “Bran Nue Dae” is also a good example of this. In this essay I am going to be talking about what the texts have taught me about

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    sunset by his lonesome self. The films Shane and Pale Rider can both be summarised by this exact same synopsis. These classic western films‚ made decades apart‚ tell practically the same story. What is fascinating in the comparison of these two films is that the similarities between them are offset by the distinct differences; many of which are related to the times in which they were made. Having been made in 1953 (Shane) and 1985 (Pale Rider); the makers of each film used significantly different

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    Does H. Rider Haggard’s novel ‘She: A History of Adventure’ promote gender equality? “She” tells the story of three white Englishmen who become shipwrecked during their voyage to Africa‚ leaving them amongst the predominantly black Amahagger tribe‚ who are supremely ruled by a white goddess‚ Ayesha (or ‘She’). In the many years since its first publication‚ critics have‚ for the most part‚ focussed on the racial aspect of the novel‚ due to Haggard’s presentation of the black characters and how

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    prison while someone from Detroit’s slums becomes a millionaire. Despite the racism and degradation in the past United States‚ the country has overcome battles regarding racism and equality. Within the book Coming of Age in Mississippi and the Freedom Riders documentary‚ resources show how the Civil Rights Movement changed America for a better future to come. Race shows a person’s culture. It allows one to dive into someone’s past‚ but‚ unfortunately‚ it develops assumptions. With one look‚ one can assume

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    ‘Life is too easy for young people today. They lack challenges and don’t have to fight for anything’ Write an article for a magazine of your choice which persuades your readers that this statement is either right or wrong. (24 marks) I’m a fifteen year old boy living in London. So I guess I fit in the category of ‘young people’. I have been hearing the statement ‘Life is too easy for young people today. They lack challenges and don’t have to fight for anything’. But recently it has been said

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    Name ENGL 1302 Professor 17 March 2014 “The Past”: It is Never Easy Letting Go Forgetting the past is never an easy task. The poem “The Past” by Ralph Waldo Emerson describes how freeing letting go of the past can be. Everyone has a past and some may be proud of theirs while others might be ashamed. Either way it is inevitable the past must be exactly that‚ the past. The imagery of this poem is quite telling as the visualization of Emerson’s words makes one wonder what the poet was going

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