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    Chris McCandless

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    Chris McCandless (Alex) was a young‚ privileged man who went into the wild because of his idealism and contempt for a materialistic lifestyle‚ his romanticism of Nature‚ and his desire to live a meaningful life. I admire Chris McCandless for choosing to pursue his dream of hiking across Alaska no matter how many people thought he was crazy. He “threw away subtlety and immersed himself in the values he thought were worthwhile and pursued the ideals that he felt were important‚” (LaMarche). He believed

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    Chris Wark

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    who is a living proof for curing this type of malady is Chris Wark. He was analyzed and found out to have cancer type III‚ he treated it and after the surgery he denied the chemotherapy. Today he has clarified the story in his web site. Eleven years later that very day‚ Wark is still alive and is perfectly healthy. He is living his life now encouraging and motivating every people who go through the same stage and path as him. As Chris stated‚ if ever that you are in a fight with colon cancer

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    Chris Mccandless

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    prepared for nothing‚ he felt that he was above nature and it could not affect him. Chris McCandless in Jon Krakauer’s “Into The Wild” went into the wild unprepared for the conditions he was about to face. As a person who read the writings of Jack London‚ his death seems somewhat ironic. “To Build a Fire” by Jack London brings out the irony even more‚ we see how London wrote and how it relates to how Chris died. Chris McCandless is a person who did not believe in rules of society. He believed that

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    Chris McCandless

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    To me Chris McCandless was a dedicated and adventurous young man. He was very dedicated to the thing he loved. When people told him what to do he very rarely listened to them‚ so to me he was very independent. When he was put to a job he was very dedicated to it‚ it didn’t matter what it was. Like when he moved to the town where Wayne Westerberg live he was put to work and all the people he worked with agreed that he was a very hard working person. When Chris decided to go into the wilderness

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    Chris Brown

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    Chris Brown Actor‚ songwriter‚ and singer Chris Brown was born on May 5‚ 1989 in Tappahannock‚ Virginia. Although he is still in his teens‚ Chris Brown is already on his way to music superstardom with his fabulous voice‚ amazing dance moves‚ and boy-next-door charm. Growing up in a small town of almost only 2‚000 people‚ he was a born entertainer. He enjoyed singing at his church choir and was inspired by such musical artists as Stevie Wonder‚ Sam Cooke‚ and Michael Jackson. He also showed off

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    Chris Brown

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    January 22‚ 2013 My favorite artist is Chris Brown because he is the hottest artist in the game of hip hop as we know it. I feel as if anything Chris Brown puts out people would buy and listen to. Brown’s second studio album‚ Exclusive‚ was released in 2007. It spawned three successful singles; his second Hot 100 number one‚ "Kiss Kiss" featuring T-Pain‚ "With You" and "Forever". Exclusive was also certified double platinum by the RIAA. Brown’s third studio album Graffiti‚ included the top-twenty

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    Chris Kyle

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    Was the Most Lethal Sniper in American History Chivalrous in His Kills? Chris Kyle was a natural born killer from the first time he was handed a gun. Born in Odessa‚ Texas‚ he began hunting with his own rifles and shotguns at age eight. After he finished school‚ he became a professional bronco rider‚ but his career ended quickly after he injured his arm. After his arm healed he turned to the military for a job‚ but was turned down because of the pins in his arm. After a few months he received a

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    does anything with me. A nd I never get invited to her birthday parties! Only the people who had a lot of money like her were invited.  The society and currency is ne thing that drew Chris and his father away from each other. Chris donated $25‚000 to charity; abandoned his car which was one of his possessions. Chris hated money; when he brunt his cash‚ he was showing that he didn’t conform to society and was saying that money was useless thing. Money gives you a false and temporary sense of power

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    Merce Cunningham was born in Centralia‚ Washington in 1919 and died in 2008. He received his first formal dance and theatre training at the Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle‚ which he attended at age 20. During this time‚ Martha Graham saw Cunningham dance and invited him to join her company. In 1939‚ Cunningham moved to New York and began a soloist career with the company of Martha Graham. He presented his first solo concert in New York in April 1944 with composer John Cage‚ who became his

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    Charles Cunningham‚ in ““To Watch the Faces of the Poor”: Life Magazine and the Mythology of Rural Poverty in the Great Depression (1999)‚” details how Life magazine describes the agrarian poverty in 1930’s due to Great depression‚ ridiculing the poor of whites by showing photographs without enough explanation of this poverty. Exclusion of explaining the cause of poverty in agriculture possibly leads to these “White poor” as “worthy” poor‚ who are not inherently inferior‚ but are victims of nature

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