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    the Hopeless The huge sign reads “Welcome home daddy!” as the little girl runs and jumps into her father’s arms at the airport. In Carrie Underwood’s song “See You Again” there are many clips of soldiers returning home in the music video. This song reminds today’s society that they will be reunited with their loved ones‚ whether in this life or the next. Underwood released this song just a few months ago‚ after the Sandy Hook shootings and the Oklahoma tornadoes. It has become impossible not to

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    Carrie Chapmann Catt Hall

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    Simonds and the Olmstead Brothers. However‚ in the 1960’s‚ a University Architect was appointed and given the responsibility. Every building and piece of artwork on campus serves a purpose or has historical value to the University. For instance‚ Carrie Chapman Catt Hall has an intriguing history that dates back to when it was first built in 1892‚ and has a meaningful design with unique and historical aspects. In 1892‚ when the building was constructed‚ it was first called Agricultural Hall. It

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    Industrialisation and Identity: Society and the Individual in Theodore Dreiser’s Sister Carrie Introduction In 1889 Chicago had the peculiar qualifications of growth which made such adventuresome pilgrimages even on the part of young girls plausible. Its many and growing commercial opportunities gave it widespread fame‚ which made of it a giant magnet‚ drawing to itself‚ from all quarters‚ the hopeful and the hopeless - those who had their fortune yet to make and those whose fortunes and

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    from them‚ and grow. Different eras‚ starting from the 1890s and ending at the 1920s‚ show the truth that even though there are hardships‚ politically and socially‚ one may still be optimistic. The Populist Platform‚ Charlotte Perkins Gilman‚ and Carrie Chapman Catt‚ are all fitting examples. Although they are all minorities and not as politically supported‚ they look at their situations and try to make the best out of what they have to do. The People’s party‚ or Populist platform of 1892‚ was one

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    of evil children in film through the parent reveals a great deal about the common fears of parents in society that would be lost if we viewed each archetype singularly. Through analysis of evil children in Larry Cohen’s It’s Alive‚ Brian De Palma’s Carrie‚ and William Friedkin’s The Exorcist I will argue that all monstrous children in horror films represent the cultural fears of parents such as the fear of unsafe medicine harming an infant‚ the fear of telling a child about sex‚ the fear of discipling

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    Analyze the Character Hurstwood of Sister Carrie Sister Carrie is a great novel written by Theodore Dreiser.Theodore Dreiser was born in Sullivan‚ Indiana in 1871; he received his early education in the public schools of the state. He attended Indiana University briefly before embarking on a journalistic career which provided the spring board for his fiction.He based such novels as Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy on events from real life.He condemned not his villains‚but the repressive

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    expectation‚ whereas me‚ I’m so weak and too cautious regarding those affairs. Am I a coward or I simply want to play safe? I detain Rina‚ I confine Carrie. What is my objective? To prevent my heart away from devastations? At the same time I was hoping for Sophia‚ missing her‚ adoring her while enjoying the pleasure given by Rina‚ relishing the sensation lugged by Carrie... how I honestly do not see myself. I feel ashamed‚ embarrassed by my own dishonesty‚ untruthfulness‚ weakness‚ fear. I admit‚ my friend

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    argues (in N.Y.U. Law Review‚ April 1985‚ 60(30):30-62) that the Buck case was a milestone in government power over individual rights. (Lambardo) In his essay “Carrie Buck’s Daughter: a popular‚ quasi-scientific idea can be a powerful tool for injustice‚” Stephen Jay Gould attacks the injustice of the false “science” of eugenics‚ and champions Carrie Buck as the example of the victims. This paper aims scrutinized Gould’s writing skills by studying and analyzing the five metaphors he used in the essay

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    Female Gothic Elements in Carrie In the movie Carrie‚ depict many ideas of the female gothic. This dark and chilling movie is about a young girl‚ named Carrie‚ with a overly religious mother‚ that is a outcast at her school. To make good after a traumatizing bullying‚ one of her tormentors‚ Sue Snell makes her popular boyfriend go to the prom with Carrie. During the whole movie there is evidence of assault‚ deception and betrayal‚ such like her mother’s wrath. Carrie had the desire to remain with

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    Tabitha insisting him to keep writing the book Carrie. He made $200‚000‚ and then he decided to quit teaching (“Carrie by Stephen King”). The book Carrie was publicated in 1974 and the book count is about 193 pages. The book is about a religious teenage girl named Carrie White who lives with her mother that is extremely religious and abusive. She did not fit in at school‚ was bullied and mistreated by students mostly by a girl named Chris Hargensen. Carrie thought that she looked and acted normal‚ but

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