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    and dancing both play a huge important role in expressing oneself. Nowadays with dance and music‚ each and every individual has their own way of expressing themselves. However‚ early filmmakers believed that every person within one race; looks‚ acts‚ and thinks in the same manner. Hollywood cinemas always assign labels that are effortlessly recognizable‚ and that blatantly identify completely different ethnic cultures from those that aren’t “white.” Things like food options‚ mannerisms‚ speech‚ and

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    performance. This was an unprecedented dance for me. It was the first time I would be highlighted amidst 14 other talented individuals. Dancers that could manifest our choreographer’s vision in a more proficient manner were sidelined. I felt petrified. It was indisputable that there was no room for mistake. Our choreographer would be watching and she had high expectations from me. Family‚ friends‚ and teachers were exhilarated to see the Herricks Dance Crew. They deserved a performance and we had

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    Dance Injury - Hamstrings

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    Dance is an art form. Professional dancers pride themselves for being able to express complicated emotions through the artistic interpretation of movements. Like athletics‚ dancers are very prone to physical injury‚ that is‚ their work requires intense physical training in which often result in mild or severe injuries. This essay will attempt to investigate and understand what is the hamstring strain or tear injury‚ how it occurs‚ and ways to prevent such injury. Asdf asdfg afsg afg afg adfg adfg

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    Reflection paper regarding "Shall We Dance?" Dancing is regarded with suspicion in Japan because public display of affection and intimacy is considered indecent and outright scandalous. Even married couples had to restrain from temperate public display of affections‚ such as holding of hands‚ saying "I love you"‚ or even dancing‚ because it was thought to be "beyond embarrassing". Thus it would be safe to say that dancing with someone else other than one’s wife is even more disreputable and appalling

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    Analysis of Wedding Dance

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    doesn’t have a happy ending because true love never ends.” The story “Wedding Dance”‚ written by Amador Daguio‚ tells us how a human normally acts in dealing with the beliefs and traditions that evolved in the society. Cultural norms have always been used as an excuse to control the behavior of people. They can be constricting and opressive though it was probably not initially the intention of the practices. The tribe’s culture permits man to leave his wife and take another woman hoping the second wife

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    The pack of wolves symbolize fate because one cannot control it‚ one has to compensate for the unexpected misfortunes it brings‚ and many people spend their lives fearing it although it may never bring them hardships in the future. The wolves‚ in this story‚ are shrouded in mystery. When they first enter the story‚ no one is quite sure what they are. Once the father realizes what they are‚ he immediately goes looking for them but then discovers something far worse than the wolves. They had taken

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    Dance: a Healing Art

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    Dance: A Healing Art How often is a human’s movements used for simply completing a task? How often does a human fully use their body? How often do humans express themselves? In this high pace and technological time‚ people live sedentary lives and never seem to have the time for personal expression. Though in recent years there have been social outlets such as Facebook‚ Twitter‚ and Tumblr. However these outlets only allow an individual to only write. They also do not allow an individual to express

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    commentary found in the story The Three Little Wolves And The Big Bad Pig‚ written by Eugene Trivizas. Throughout the story‚ three young wolves set off into the world on their own and are warned by their mother of the big bad pig that lurks by. The young wolves listen to their mother and hide from the big bad pig anytime he comes around. The big bad pig manages to destroy all of the three houses the little wolves build‚ when the wolves refuse to let him in. The wolves try something different and build a house

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    Question : Compare and contrast the representations of wolves in Angela Carter’s “The Company of Wolves” and “Wolf Alice”. How successful do Carter’s literary appropriations demythologise gender stereotypes. Introduction In The Bloody Chamber (1979)‚ Angela Carter’s short stories took a particularly conservative genre and radically subverted it for feminist purposes‚ deconstructing and demythologizing gender stereotypes in a very creative manner. Fairy-tales were always a very traditionalist

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    Traditional Korean Dance Heoak Lee “Imperial Jewel” Traditional Korean Dance Group Traditional Korean Dance originated in ancient shamanistic rituals thousands of years ago  benefited from regular support of:  – – – royal court numerous academies an official ministry of the government Traditional Korean Dance in the Occupied Korea (1910-1945)   Due to cultural suppression by Japan during the Japanese occupation of the Korean peninsula (1910-1945)‚ most dance academies died

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