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    War Dance

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    War Dance is a documentary with a unique perspective on the tragedies that are going on in Uganda‚ during its seemingly never ending war. The story follows a group of young kids who have dealt with more sorrow in the pubescent life than anyone should endure. These kids tell the story of how their lives were destroyed by the war in meticulous detail‚ but that’s not the real story of the film. The real purpose of this documentary was to explore how a national dancing event has inspired the children

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    Dance Ethnography

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    Music is a form of expression. It is a way of communicating an idea and telling a story. But music can be used in various ways. Throughout my life‚ I’ve found the power of music within my passion for dance. I enjoy finding different instrumental pieces and discovering how I can create movement based on them. However‚ my favorite part about creating choreography is letting myself go and using my experience in theatre to understand the power of conveying a story. I decided to follow this passion when

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    multiple political divisions‚ the highest of which is the nobles. The nobles‚ which include the Datu and his bloodline‚ are the highest figures in the barangay. The second in rank is the freemen. The freemen are the merchants‚ fishermen‚ farmers‚ and all other workers within the barangay. The lowest division is the slaves. The slaves are divided into two categories‚ the aliping namamahay‚ who stay at their owner’s homes‚ and the aliping sanguigilid‚ who have their own home but still work for a master.

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    Dance Helicap

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    Introduction In 1967‚ Frank Dance proposed the communication model called Dance’s Helix Model for a better communication process. The name helical comes from “Helix” which means an object having a three-dimensional shape like that of a wire wound uniformly around a cylinder or cone. He shows communication as a dynamic and non-linear process. Theory Dance’s model emphasized the difficulties of communication. Frank Dance uses the form of a Helix to describe communication process

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    Are wars of terror different from other wars? Do they constitute a new form of warfare? If so‚ how? "Osama is not a product of Pakistan or Afghanistan. He is a creation of America. Thanks to America‚ Osama is in every home. As a military man‚ I know you can never fight and win against someone who can shoot at you once and then run off and hide while you have to remain eternally on guard. You have to attack the source of your enemy’s strength. In America’s case‚ that’s not Osama or

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    Charleston Dance

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    The period of the 1920s has a complex social and cultural history. From this history‚ derived the popularity of the upbeat Charleston Dance. Most people will associate this dance with the flappers and the speakeasy‚ despite its origins‚ because many young women used it as a way to mock the people who supported the Prohibition. As a result‚ the Charleston was considered to be a provocative and immoral dance during its time. In this paper‚ I want to briefly explore the dance’s history‚ its characteristics

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    The Wedding Dance

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    in 1928‚ Amador earned his tuition 60 pesos by serving as a house boy‚ waiter and carrying the things of the officers at Fort McKinley. Amador Daguio walked going to school about two kilometers. This continued for three years‚ when his uncle arrived from Honolulu who paid his tuition during his third year. Even his uncle pay his tuition Amador still worked on Saturday’s and Sunday’s as a printer at the University of the Philippines and served as a Philippine Collegian reporter. Amador stories and poems

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    Social Ballroom Dance

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    SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCE ORIGINS Emmylou Cortez Nicolas BS Biology 1A Prof. Felipa Oliquino PE 2 SWING DANCING HISTORY The swing dance is not a single form/kind of dance but a group of various dances which developed in the earlier half of the twentieth century. These dance forms flourished with jazz or swing style of music. The origin of these swing dances can be traced back to the vernacular African-American dance forms. Today‚ the most popular form of swing dancing is Lindy Hop. In

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    Dance and Clarissa

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    In the short story "Dancer" written by Vickie Sears‚ depicts a sense of loss identity‚which is found later in the story. The narrator who is the foster mother of Clarissa is telling her story. Clarissa is a five year old aboriginal foster girl from a tribe called Assiniboin. Clarissa is angry‚scared and doesn’t trust anyone. Every year the family goes to a pow-wow to celebrate the beginning of the new school year. Clarissa has never been nor seen the great spiritual celebration of a pow-wow. At first

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    Chapter 3 - Why do people from other cultures conflict with each other? Different cultures around the world have opposing standards of what they consider to be right. This sometimes becomes a problem‚ when people from one culture meet with people from another; there is a chance that they may not agree on a subject. This does not result in a problem… most of the time. That Americans use feet and Europeans use meters is one of these things. They may be inconvenient‚ but won’t create a conflict. A

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