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    an adoration unique to grandparents and older relatives. In essence‚ they helped you become you. So how do you honor your beloved elders on your wedding day? There are many ways you can recognize their unique contribution to your life‚ both in the ceremony and reception. We even have a few suggestions as to how you might honor the memories of those no longer with you. Include Them. You’ve ordered a corsage for your grandmother -- what else can you do? If you are creative‚ you can come up with a multitude

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    revolve around life. Even today the Sioux carry on their ancestor’s beliefs and stories. Their ideas of life itself were special. The Sioux is an overall unique tribe. One of the most important things to the Sioux is the Sun Dance. The Sun Dance is a ceremony that lasts four days. It shows honor towards the sun and bravery to overcome pain (David J. Wishart‚ 1). Many of the things that are involved are flesh offerings‚ fasting‚ dancing‚ and drumming. A Holy Medicine Man would get the bone of a buffalo

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    Donna Mae R. Lazo BSBA 1-A COMMENCEMENT DECORUM: Please remain in your seat for the entire ceremony. recognize every graduate individually by calling each student to the stage and saying their name. cellular telephones should be placed in the "vibrate" mode or turned off during the entire ceremony. Graduates participating in the ceremony must wear a cap and gown. Associate degree candidates will wear both the gown and a chevron (green and white hood)‚ and wear the tassel on the right side

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    months‚ one thing is consistent - Wai Kru Day is held on a Thursday‚ as this is thought to be an auspicious day by Thai Buddhists. Wai Kru Day is the day of the year when Thai students show respect to their teachers by participating in a big school ceremony. At this time‚ they thank their teachers for the knowledge they have given them‚ for the gift of learning‚ and wish them good luck in the future school year and in their future lives. Western kids could learn a lot from Thai kids and Thai culture

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    Every person has a cultural identity. Culture is a form of identity that reflects upon a person’s behavior. It can be the way they wear their clothes‚ it could be the way they celebrate a ceremony‚ it could be the way they talk‚ and so on. Coming from a country with multiple cultures‚ it’s hard to focus on only one aspect; however‚ Ethiopian New Years is something that unifies all the cultures and creates a sense of unity and pride. Ethiopia is a country located in the Horn of Africa‚ and

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    Rite of passage from Hinduism Birth: Birth is one of the most significant events for Hindus. In some families‚ the father performs a ceremony immediately after the birth. He dips a gold pen into a jar of honey and writes the sacred Sanskrit symbol: “Om” onto the infant’s tongue. The symbol‚ which stands for truth‚ is written in hope that the child will be honest and speak only the truth‚ which is sweet as honey. After a little more than a week‚ the baby’s name is formally given. Usually the

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    Coming of age in the Igbo Tribe Coming of age ceremonies are held when a child or youth is considered an adult. The age at which the ceremony is done varies on their culture‚ country‚ religion‚ family etc. Even though coming of age rituals are celebrated different they all have the same meaning‚ showing how they have grown and mature. The Ahia Ebe is a ceremonial tradition practiced by the second largest tribe in Nigeria‚ the Igbo tribe‚ which marks when a young person becomes an adult (coming

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    mirror‚ because something that prevents the wedding may happen. A wedding ceremony may take place anywhere‚ but often a church‚ courthouse‚ or outdoor venue. American brides usually wear a white‚ off-white‚ silver‚ or other very light-colored dress‚ particularly at their first marriage. If dancing is offered‚ the newlyweds first dance together briefly. The type of flowers the bride clutches during the wedding ceremony signify her emotions towards the marriage. The bride can choose what color

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    conduct of the flag ceremony‚ said Secretary issued Department Order No. 8‚ series of 1955 on July 21‚ 1955 which Department Order quoting Republic Act No. 1265 in its entirety‚ we reproduce below for purpose of reference: "Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Office of the Secretary  Manila Department Order  No. 8‚ s. 1955 |July 21‚ 1955 | COMPULSORY DAILY FLAG CEREMONY IN ALL PUBLIC AND

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    ancient beliefs with just Christian symbols. For example‚ during the Easter ceremonies “Onorúame (God) and his wife (the Virgin Mary) live in the heavens with their children…Tarahumara seek to please their Father with offerings of food‚ and rituals of song and dance” (Path of Life). In their beliefs‚ the older brother of God is the Devil and that they are always in a power struggle. When it comes time for the Easter Ceremonies the Devil and his children go after God and it is the responsibility of the

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