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    Remember the Titans

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    Remember the Titans Remember the Titans was based on a true story. Back in 1971‚ the high schools in Alexandria‚ Virginia were forced to integrate an all-black and all-white school into T.C. Williams High School. A young black coach‚ Herman Boone who was new to the community was then hired to replace Bill Yoast‚ as the head coach of that school. At first Coach Yoast wanted to pursue his opportunities elsewhere‚ but in the end he changed his mind and stayed to be Coach Boone’s assistant after his

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    Remember the Titans

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    Summary "Remember the Titans‚" directed by Boaz Yakin‚ is an American drama film which focused on the major social problem of racism. Every scene in the movie displayed racism and showed how it affects everyone. Based on a true story‚ "Remember the Titans" is a movie about events which occurred in 1971 and focuses on the racial attitudes and tensions of the football team at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria‚ Virginia. During 1971‚ federal laws were passed that required schools to desegregate

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    Remember the Titans’ ‘I was afraid of you‚ Julius. I don’t see what I was afraid of. Now I see I was only hating my brother’. This quote Gerry made towards Julius‚ illustrates how the characters in the movie were afraid of change‚ and that it is possible to overcome that fear. This quote is important‚ especially in the movie‚ because it sets an example that change is necessary and possible. The characters in ‘Remember the Titans’ are forced to face many issues that revolve around change and

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    Walk the Line

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    The movie I chose was “Walk the Line”. The biography chronicles the early lives of Johnny and June Carter Cash and the struggles they dealt with in their personal lives and careers. Johnny (or J.R. as he was originally named) was one of Ray and Carrie Cash’s seven children and grew up on a poor cotton farm in rural Arkansas. As the movie begins‚ it introduces the viewer to Johnny’s mother‚ who taught him to sing gospel songs‚ his father‚ who was a heavy drinker and verbally abusive at times to

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    Summer School Health Class June 6‚ 2008 Remember the Titans Essay Have you ever watched a movie where there was not a conflict at some point that needed to be solved? The answer should be no because within every movie there is always some kind of conflict that must be solved. In “Remember the Titans” there are at least a series of ten or more conflicts‚ whether they are physical‚ mental‚ interpersonal‚ or even just random violence. These conflicts affect the movie itself and because of that cannot be

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    On September 11‚ 2001 the unthinkable happened. It all started as an ordinary day‚ but soon matters took a turn for the worse. At the World Trade Center in New York City hijacked planes stroke into the two twin towers. In shock‚ no one at the scene had any idea on how to react or more importantly‚ how to help others stranded in the smoke filled buildings. That day strangers helped strangers escape the wrath of the spreading fire and smoke. However‚ the top half of the buildings were different. There

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    A Parallel Comparison of “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” and “Lottery” After my extensive reading the information about “Lottery”‚ I finally can make an analysis and appreciation of “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” and “Lottery”. The former is Ursula le Guin’s allegory about a Utopian society in which the whole town’s happiness is based on sacrificing one child’s happiness. The latter is a short story about drawing lots; ironically‚ the winner is also the loser who will be stoned to death

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    short story “Gentlemen‚ your Verdict” written by Michael Bruce‚ Commander Oram makes a decision to save five married men and the other members including himself to sacrifice for them. The question is why does he choose married men? And does he have the right to decide the members who survive? These are some of the questions that arise while reading the story. Similarly‚ “The Lady of the Tiger” written by Frank Stockton and “The Ones who walk away from Omelas” written by Ursula Le Guin make people

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    Abstract The movie "Remember the Titans" is a movie about victory over racial disparity. The essay shows that the formula used by the coaches and football team in this movie can be used to bridge other seemingly insurmountable gaps. It all starts with communication one to one. Introduction In "Remember the Titans”‚ high school football players overcome racial diversity. Based on real events‚ Titans takes place in 1971‚ when T.C. Williams high school in Alexandria

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    The Last Song

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    “The Last Song” written by Nicholas Sparks‚ originated as a novel before proceeding to then is translated onto the big screen as a movie. The film was directed by Julie Ann Robinson. Books are written to tell a story through literary devices and descriptions. When translated into movies‚ the outcome is not always as well thought out as the original novel. The movie may‚ for example‚ provide better flashbacks than the novel while the novel may provide a better sense of irony than the movie. This is

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