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    talk show or in the newspaper; or publicly protest against the government tax policy. However‚ Free Speech protection becomes debatable when some American citizens burn the nation’s flag to express their disagreement to the government. The act of burning the American Flag should be constitutionally protected under the First Amendment’s Free Speech Clause because the act is a symbolic expression that communicates an individual’s idea or opinion about his nation; and that the First Amendment’s Free

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    As you may know‚ this year’s theme is Brookside Tigers‚ Roaring and Soaring. How does this theme relate to us at school? Well‚ there are lots of reasons that a theme like roaring and soaring can be about all the students at Brookside‚ because in order to roar and soar‚ you don’t any practice whatsoever. Just a positive attitude and a creative mind. Yes‚ that would include Kindness‚ Respect‚ Imagination‚ and Determination‚ so here at Brookside‚ we really nailed it! From Kindness and Red Ribbon Weeks

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    Paris is Burning 1. I would argue that the group of poor gay minorities‚ like the people in the ball‚ is a subculture in itself. This group is a subculture of the gay culture. The distinguishing aspects of the group are that they are poor‚ gay‚ and minorities. Another distinguishing aspect is that members of this subculture are typically outcasts. They have been rejected by family members‚ friends‚ and American society as a whole. “It’s hard to imagine a more outcast group in American society

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    Ms. Scanlan English II PAP Prominent Themes of Fahrenheit 451 In Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451‚ “A book is a loaded gun in the house next door. Burn it‚” censorship is king‚ and complacency rather than individualism is promoted (36). Thus‚ Ray Bradbury gives emphasis to the themes of identity‚ technology‚ and false happiness in Fahrenheit 451. At first glance Fahrenheit 451 seems one-sided‚ the main character seems 2D and unchangeable with fixed viewpoints‚ but as authors Moss and Whitson note

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    about dramatic issues that are considered "newsworthy" in order to trigger the audience’s attention. This information leaves the audience with obscure knowledge about what is really happening behind the scenes. Wayne Hunt‚ the author of "Baghdad Burning: The Blogosphere‚ Literature and the Art of War‚” talks about a certain type of media he refers to as the "new media‚” blogging in this case‚ that gives valuable information regarding what is happening globally. This paper discusses two case studies

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    to save the ewe and eventually succeeded. The conflict in “The Inheritor” reiterates the theme that the choice a person makes based on moral obligation may seem unreasonable. The man could have been killed but he felt he had to try to rescue the ewe from the dingo. Because he was true to his conscience he felt satisfied with his choice. In “Tell-Tale Heart” the conflict is different but the theme is the same. The conflict was whether or not he was going to live with the guilt of murdering

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    In Romeo and Juliet I feel there is various themes such as; being honest‚ moving too fast‚ and needing to be more mature. The main theme I see throughout this Novel is how they need to be more of an adult‚ and knowing how to handle the situation better. The main example I have is when Juliet finds out Romeo is a Montague‚ and Romeo finds out Juliet is capulet‚ then they hide it from there parents. A connection I have with that isn’t major or crazy like that‚ but one time I knew Brandon was going

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    the 1960’s‚ burning the flag has been protected under the First Amendment. Many attempts throughout the years have been made to overrule that decision.(Garbus Martin) In 1968‚ the Federal Flag Desecration Law was enacted. It prohibited any action of “contempt” against the flag. (Flag Burning and Desecration) Many Americans sacrifice their lives to keep our American Flag flying. Although many believe burning the American Flag is okay‚ it should be illegal. Some people believe that burning the flag

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    Bridget Cleary or more popularly described as "the last witch burned in Ireland"‚ though not actually accused of witchcraft‚ was murdered and burned by her husband in 1895‚ whose motive was his belief that she had been abducted by fairies and in her place the fairies had left only a changeling; he claimed to have killed the changeling and not his actual wife. Bridget was burned - immolated which either caused her death or was done post mortum which prompted extensive press coverage during a time

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    national pride comes occasional radicalism. While this anti-American activity may take on many forms‚ flag burning infuriates other citizens unlike no other. These acts of pure hatred toward this country are controversial in terms of free speech and first amendment rights‚ which is why many Americans see fit to punish these offenders even though they are protected by the constitution. The burning of the American flag is not attributed to a certain group of citizens but to those who strongly disagree

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