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    SHOULD ANIMALS BE IN ZOOS * No sense of freedom. * Not natural. * Generally kept only with own species. * Shorten life spans. INTRODUCTION Zoo is short form of zoological park. In zoos‚ people take care of endangered animals and they do scientific researches. However I believe caging animals‚ seizing their freedom and doing heap of heap stuff like circuses‚ people have fun and some people earn money is the main thing happening in zoos. Like everybody else animals love to have

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    were on the road to go and see the exotic animals at The San Diego Zoo with family and I. As soon as we got the tickets we walked into the front of the zoo and I saw an animal that I’ve never seen in my entire life. It was a peacock. I was amazed to see such a wonderful and beautiful animal. But the animal didn’t look so happy. None of the animals did. I felt bad for the animals. I think no one should own exotic animals because they shouldn’t be kept in cages and not in their own natural habitat.

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    Should religion and politics be kept separated? In a wider sphere‚ considering the world at large‚ it is quite an overwhelming task to differentiate‚ analyze and then determine all the mystifying debate over how religion and politics interlink and vary. Countless scholars over the past decades tried to tackle all the ‘complications’ that hinder a curious one to understand the dynamics of politics and religion hand in hand. However‚ these grand debates can be humbly narrowed down to few regions

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    Couple In The Cage

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    The performance art piece of a Couple in the Cage is of two people living in a cage pretending to be Amerindians for the audiences that come to see them. The artists Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gomez-Pena. Underneath the performance that the artists put on is a satire of institutional racism that took place in the past while also calling to attention the fact that it is still somewhat present today. The audience of the performance contained a mix of reactions between some believing that the performance

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    A Cage Of Butterflies

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    A Cage of ButterfliesA Cage of Butterflies introduces the controversial idea that there is potential for the misuse of scientific knowledge and practice by unscrupulous people. Brian Caswell has written this fictional book to make people aware of this problem in our society. The theme of the book can be seen from the different perspectives of the characters; the babies‚ the think tank group‚ Susan and Eric and the scientists. Caswell points out that some people place such things as fame and money

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    The Cage Essay

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    The Cage "If we forget the past‚ it could happen again. We must learn from those horrors. We must learn what happens when people remain silent while others are persecuted. We must learn‚ my child‚ not to ignore the ugly sings‚ the danger signs‚ as my family-as the people of my generation –did." This quote from the book "The Cage" has a very strong meaning and is relevant not only in reference to the Jews in World War II‚ but can also be related to almost any type of injustice‚ many of which

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    Tigers in captivity Tigers shouldn’t be kept in captivity. People aren’t aware of the amount of space tigers need and how far they can travel. According to the Professor of Wildlife Conservation Robert John Young‚ Tigers can roam for hundreds of miles and the comparison of space between living in captivity and living in the wild is not even close. Imagine being kept in a small captivity with nothing to do‚ no freedom‚ change in lifestyle‚ behavior‚ and spending most of their lives in

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    Parrot in a Cage

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    of the narrator. The man was to sell his two parrots in a cage. The writer’s three years old son was highly fascinated by the very little parrots that were jumping and perching on a bar inside the cage. The man badly required money for ticket to go home and he requested the narrator to buy the birds and give him some money. The narrator found him to be a dweller of Kutch‚ not far from Hyderabad Sind. The son of the narrator took the cage and his heart was dancing with joy. He was feeding the parrots

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    John Cage

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    Jacklyn Gonzalez John Cage Double Music "I can’t understand why people are so frightened of new ideas. I’m frightened of the old ones." John Cage questioned all music perceptions of the 19 th century. His professor Arthur Schoenberg once called him "not a composer but an artist.". He was known for all his antics with music ‚and many more pieces. He believed that music could not just be played in a fashionable manner. If altered a completley unexpected sound would arise and change the quality

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    John Cage

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    John Milton Cage Jr was born on September 5‚ 1912 to John Milton Cage and Lucretia ("Crete") Harvey in Las Angeles‚ California. Neither of John’s parents went to college (Inamori Foundation ‚ 1990). However‚ his father was an inventor and his mother was the founder of the Lincoln Study Club and later became the editor of the Woman’s Club for the Los Angeles Times. John describes his mom as a “sense of society.” John went to Pamona College for two years when he realized that college was not for

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