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    In Life‚ we are always faced with hard decisions. We are sometimes forced to choose between decisions that support you or your family. Lyddie is faced with just that. In 1991 Katherine Paterson wrote the novel “Lyddie.” The main character Lyddie lived with her family but then is separated from them when a bear invades her house and is mistaken for the end of the world. Lyddie’s father sells the farm so she has to work at a mill in Lowell that pays little and the working conditions are very poor.She

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    encountered living on the land as well as the people of the bush. The poetry of “Henry Lawson” and “Banjo Paterson” deal with these concepts. While Banjo Paterson defends and romanticises the bush in his many ballads for example “Clancy of the Overflow”‚ Henry Lawson provides a more balanced view of the bush in his poems‚ in particular “Up the Country.” Poem – Clancy of the overflow by Banjo Paterson Topic sentence – “Clancy of the Overflow” is typical of an Australian Bush Ballad. In this poem

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    How is Paterson able to create distinctive characters of the bush scene? Banjo Paterson conveys to us through the readers about the uniquely Australian voices by expressing his interpretation of nature of the Australian outback and his dislike of society have become today (city vs bush). This text is derived from texts ‘’Clancy the overflow’’ and ‘’the Bush christening ‘’by banjo Paterson. The uniquely construction of persona within these two texts explore nature of the Australian and his dislike

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    Bridge to Terabithia is a book written by Katherine Paterson. The book is a children’s novel written in 1977 about a boy named Jesse Aarons‚ who comes from a poor family‚ has four sisters‚ and therefore takes the burden of working on the farm. Jesse wants to be an artist‚ to the dismay of his father‚ and is determined to win a race that the other 5th grade boys along with the 4th grade boys‚ run everyday on the playground. He has been preparing for this race all summer but his new neighbor‚ however

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    1989 Director : John G. Avildsen “Lean on Me” is a biographical-drama movie released at 1989 and directed by John G. Avildsen‚ the director of “ Karate Kid”. The film stars (Morgan Freeman) as Joe Clark‚ real life high school principal in Paterson‚ New Jersey. “Lean on me” is loosely based on the story of Joe Clark‚ whose school is at risk of being taken over by the New Jersey state government unless students improve their test scores. Joe Louis Clark‚ aka “Crazy Joe” who was a teacher

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    cause celébrè for a number of civil rights leaders‚ politicians‚ and entertainers. He was ultimately exonerated‚ in 1985‚ after a United States district court judge declared the convictions to be based on racial prejudice. Carter‚ who grew up in Paterson‚ New Jersey‚ was arrested and sent to the Jamesburg State Home for Boys at age 12 after he attacked a man with a Boy Scout knife. He claimed the man was a pedophile who had been attempting to molest one of his friends. Carter escaped before his six-year

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    In Bridge to Terabithia‚ the reader does face many difficult situations. However‚ Paterson does a wonderful job of creating these situations in realistic and knowledgeable ways that young readers can comprehend and not have a problem coping with. Paterson gives the reader rich text‚ that is full of emotion and the fascination of a fantasy world created by two young children. She introduces Terabithia in a way that lets the reader imagine a beautiful kingdom‚ and the two leaders manage the daily

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    innocent. By: Brianna Hicks‚ Toronto Star Rubin “Hurricane” Carter sits in a jail cell for 20 long years. People say Rubin “Hurricane” Carter was guilty of a triple homicide‚ but 16 year old Lesra Martin changed Rubin’s life forever. In 1966‚ in Paterson‚ New Jersey‚ Rubin “Hurricane” Carter was arrested for a triple homicide that he may or may not have committed. Lesra Martin a 16 year old boy from Bushwick‚ New York was living with his Canadian family in Toronto Ontario‚ Canada when Lesra read

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    Divraj Gill T. Chaudhry CLU3M0-B Monday‚ November 3rd‚ 2014 Rubin “Hurricane” Carter Many rights and freedoms of Rubin Carter were violated due to the wrongful conviction‚ which he spent 20 years of his life in prison. Rubin was convicted twice for the triple homicide. The levels of government that were presented in the film and the case are both federal and provincial. The New Jersey Supreme Court declared Rubin guilty twice‚ a provincial function. The federal function in the movie

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    Nobel Prize Laureate Bob Dylan tells the story of wrongfully convicted Rubin “Hurricane” Carter through this poetic song‚ the content and structure of which allows Dylan to analyze the racial profiling and discrimination which defined this time period‚ and affected the African-American race as a whole. Dylan’s partial narrative of this poem plays a crucial role in fully understanding the events that occurred. The narrative is obviously a defense of the fighter Rubin Carter‚ shown through the

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