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    teenagers with weapons

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    Teenagers with weapons Derek Bentley- final hours. We started the hanging scene by discussing staging ideas to involve the audience most. I recommended the idea of having the audience sitting in ‘’end on” because I think it is the most effective for this certain performance because as Sam said in our group discussion we can have a police man in the audience shouting at Derek as he is being pulled back towards his fate of death. We used a variety of different mediums and levels‚ we also used a couple

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    Bringing the War Home

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    Bringing the War Home A paper on domestic violence in military violence. Jenna Blackburn Criminology 333 - Sociology of Gender Violence Dr. Perkins *subtitles are in red in support of red Fridays of bring our troops home. In the military men and women (but for the purposes of this paper I will be referring mostly to men for the majority of our people in the armed forces are males) are trained to kill or be killed. They are trained with this knowledge to

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    Deadly Unna

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    Deadly Unna? Chapter 1 The ports football team get into the grand final Arks – Mr Robertson – is the coach‚ he says arks instead of asked Mark Arks (Arks son) is the captain of the footy team. half the team are Aboriginals (nungas) from the point‚ they buggerise around with the ball. Blacky (Gary Black) has to play first ruck because of Carol cockatoo not playing Chapter 2 The thumper – big‚ strong‚ intimidating‚ unintelligent. Plays for the opposition Wangaroo. Blacky pretends to tackle

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    Bringing up a family

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    any challenges life and family life may offer. When you are bringing up a family whether alone or with someone else and you are the head oof the family you have yo be of a strong character and as i said before very mature. Family life may sometimes prove to be difficult.This is because as the head of the family you have to help every family member with his or her problems‚ while tackling your own issues. When bringing upp a family one has to make decisions that will effect the whole family

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    Deadly, Unna?

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    Within the pages of the novel Deadly Unna by Phillip Gwynne we are taken on a journey to a highly racist and bigoted town. Through the eyes of a young teenage boy‚ we see the world how he does and we experience the division and racism in this corrupt town. In the book‚ the two races are strongly divided and we can see this clearly in the local bar. The front bar is for the goonyas and the back bar is for the nungas. Nungas are not allowed to be in the front bar with the goonyas‚ they are not allowed

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    Bringing Back the Draft

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    Gabe Ocot English 1301 Friday 9-1pm Kate Megear “Bringing Back the Draft” The subject of drafting men into the army isn’t very complex‚ it is a mere answer of either you are or you aren’t for drafting. Author‚ Charles B. Rangel‚ in his article “Bring Back the Draft‚” he shares with us his view point of the draft. From the name of the title you already know that the author is for a draft. His article came from Casebook: The Draft and National Service. I will discuss in my essay Charles B

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    professors and students on college campuses should be allowed to bring concealed handguns to school. Concealed carry permits allow keeping a gun in public in a concealed manner‚ which can either be on the persons being or in a close proximity. There are many different reasons why having a concealed weapon could be beneficial to college campuses nationwide‚ and why we should be allowed to take our registered guns to school.     Do you know what could be in your fellow students backpack at all times‚ or how

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    Deadly Unna?

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    Deadly‚ Unna? By Phillip Gwynne Chapter 1 Introduces you to Blacky (Gary Black) narrator & other characters he plays footy- the number 1 ruck can’t play & Blacky has to play ruck in finals. 3. The nungas are the aboriginal people and the goonyas are the white people. 4. the reader quite likes Blacky‚ his nicknames are quite funny & we understand why he is scared & may be seen as a ‘gutless wonder’ Culture‚ racism Chapter 2 Describes how the nungas look like they are playing

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    Deadly Unna

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    we watchers/readers begin to relate to. However on the other hand Deadly unna is based on a different story/setting The setting of Deadly Unna was in a small town in port Victoria‚ Australia. The reason why Phillip Gwynne made the book set in that particular area was because that’s where he grew up‚ and nearby port Victoria was a place called Point Pearce which was dominated by aborigines. The shooting in the book “Deadly Unna” was based on a true story as in 1997 two aborigines were killed

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    Deadly unna

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    Review on ‘Deadly Unna?’ by Phillip Gwynne - Review By Denbeigh - Age 14‚ TAS ’Deadly Unna?’ By Phillip Gwynne ‘Deadly Unna?’ was the first novel of the famous Australian author‚ Phillip Gwynne‚ published in 1998. The fascinating drama novel expresses the inter-racial friendship between two teenage boys‚ Gary “Blacky” Black and “Dumby” Red. The book focuses on many complications the adolescence face‚ for example racism‚ favouritism‚ relationships‚ families‚ exclusion and more. ’Deadly Unna?’

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