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    American Dream Nowadays‚ many people leave their native country to move to American in search of freedom‚ fantastic education‚ and successful career. They want to achieve their personal goals in life; for example‚ political‚ better standard of living‚ good service healthcare‚ and equality of their life that they could not back in their homeland. As D’Souza stated in "Becoming American‚" In American‚ by contrast‚ you get to write the script of your own life." (344). In my opinion‚ I agree with D’Souza

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    In the Article called Public Library Services to the Hmong-American Community: Much Room for Improvement according to Vang‚ it was quite surprising that‚ “the Hmong community is unaware of services that are offered by the public library and do not seek information from the library compared to other immigrants” (Vang‚ para. 9). Unlike other Asian American stereotypes the Hmong are seen as hardworking but lake adjusting to the American culture and therefore are isolated and struggle to read English

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    Herina Zhang 09.23.2010 Stereotypes about Americans Most Americans are stereotyped by people from other places. These stereotypes‚ are simple impressions made by others‚ and are usually not true and are often ridiculous. Some Chinese perceive‚ all Americans are fat and eat fast food every day. I also used to stereotype Americans‚ and thought they ate only fast food such as hamburgers and hot dogs. Recently however‚ I found I was wrong. During summer‚ I spent four weeks living in Los Angeles

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    patients‚ while the Hmong shamans believe in treating the spiritual ailment of the person through elaborate traditional practices. Shamans who themselves are epileptic try communicating with “a malevolent spirit called a dab” (Fadiman 1998: 4). The Hmong shaman is “believed to have the ability to enter a trance…and negotiate for this patients’ health with the spirits who lived in the realm of the unseen” (Fadiman 1998: 4). The differences between the two cultures pose many problems for Hmong refugees who

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    In society‚ family always comes first because of the love‚ motivation‚ and trust they hold and fill in our hearts. This type of love and support is needed to escape from suffering and lost hope. For this reason‚ Juniors family was the reason he was able to heal and overcome many obstacles in his life. In the novel‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie‚ the author shares the life of a young Indian boy‚ Junior‚ who struggles living in poverty and suffers through the loss

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    This is a foreign film with subtitles so it is a little hard to watch‚ but definitely worth it as it explores the life of a young man who has problems forming normal relationships and instead becomes a voyeuristic stalker. Things don’t turn out the way he or the viewer expect after he begins to get close to her and even admits to her that he has been watching her. Instead of running from him and rejecting his advances outright‚ this rather pretty and sensual middle-aged lady begins to “help” him

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    SCENE I Stella is a transfer student in a famous university .In the beginning of her first semester‚ her teacher asked her to introduce herself. Teacher: Nice to meet you Stella‚ could you introduce yourself to everybody? Stella: Sure. I have a dream‚ that is‚ to have a colourful life in the next four years. First I’ll do my best in studies‚ not only for scholarship but also for myself. Second‚ i’d like to make some new friends in my university life. With no doubt‚ Stella will be a star in the

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    The Jarrett family is known as an overall dysfunctional family because of situations and losses that happened in the family. Buck their eldest son died in a boating accident with conrad the younger son. Buck eventually lets go of the boat during a storm while conrad continues to hang on‚ later on this causes him to have PTSD. Conrad ends up trying to kill himself due to this traumatic experience he encountered at sea. After buck’s death beth‚ their mother detaches herself from her family and doesn’t

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    regionals. Even though I knew deep down it was really my own fault‚ I made excuses for myself and blamed my failure on everything but myself. I blamed my teacher for not preparing me enough. I blamed the judges for not judging correctly and I blamed about everything else I could except for me. Eventually‚ I had come to terms that it was my own fault‚ nobody else’s. Once I recognized this‚ I lost my bad attitude and started fresh. I now was going to put in the necessary effort to rank where I wanted

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    The American Dream in the Film Scarface The film Scarface can be directly compared to the myth of the American Dream. The contemporary perception of the American Dream is one monetary gains and power in society. Scarface is a gangster movie in which the main character Tony Montana tries to reach his dream of overwhelming power and wealth. Tony Montana like Jay Gatsby believed that after obtaining enormous power and wealth‚ one would live in happily ever after. The director Brian De Palma like

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