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    Everyone has their dreams. However‚ it is the reality that often hinders the dream from coming true. This is the contrasting situation. In “Orange Crush‚” the author Yiyun Li uses sharp contrast and anecdotes to show the great gap between dream and reality. Fruit Treasure represents a high quality of life in young Yiyun Li’s mind‚ while reality disproves that. Li wishes to live a Tangy life‚ which to her symbolizes western luxury and a life of style. She supposes that the Fruit Treasure stands for

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    monitoring on Orange Crush. Savannah Morning News states “Orange Crush‚ which has drawn crowds of young people to the beach for more than 30 years‚ is an unorganized event. It was once sponsored by Savannah State University‚ but that stopped 22 years ago.” (Coleman‚ Dash 2014) The annual spring college event‚ where college students from the southern states come to Tybee beach in Savannah‚ Ga. The student take part in different beach activities. The date of the second Orange Crush also has some

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    Alone by Yiyun Li

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    Alone by Yiyun Li & Sweetheart Sorrow by David Hoon Kim Haunted The parallels of “Alone” by Yiyun Li and “Sweetheart Sorrow” by David Hoon Kim were portrayed beautifully in the characters Fumiko and Suchen. Both young women of Asian decent were haunted by the elements in their lives. This awakens one’s consciousness that to be haunted by one’s innermost demons can become the catalyst of one’s freedom or demise. Therefore‚ the power lies within one’s self to assent and change those innermost elements

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    Son by Yiyun Li

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    Son‚ written by Yiyun Li. Karolina Strömberg 10SPC Han are an ethnic group native to East Asia. Han is the majority ethic group of the chinese population and by that one can think that maybe the name Han (in the story) was decided because he is not so different from others as he thinks he is. That his mother will wait at the airport for him with a photo album that contains pictures of woman that he can marry. A diamond bachelor has usually passed the optimum marriage

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    through struggles especially at a young age‚ it can be hard to fully grasp how this experience shapes a person. In Jay-Z’s essay “One Eye Open‚” hustling was his struggle and hip-hop is his attempt of understanding of that struggle. This transition can be understood using Yiyun Li’s essay “Dear Friend‚ From My Life I Write to You in Your Life‚” the before concept in her essay can be compared to the hustling that Jay-Z went through and his account of that hustle using hip-hop. The after is what he

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    Art of Observation A. Title: Orange Crush‚ Author: Linda Hains‚ Location: 3rd floor of the Library A1) In this piece‚ different colors and shapes can be seen on a 3-Dimensional pickaxe. The colors vary from red to blue to yellow and the shapes resemble plant life that is native to the desert. A2) Linda Hains’s axe is titled “Orange Crush” and is located in the 3rd floor of the library right next to another axe. This piece is in honor of the University’s Centennial Anniversary and is labeled

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    Crush

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    The Crush High school alone is the hardest part of any teenager’s life‚ but when it gets mixed in with an awkward adolescent’s idea of liking someone‚ life turns into a whirlwind emotional adventure. Like my plate wasn’t overflowing already with a chemistry teacher who called me "Crash" (a name I acquired after dropping a beaker during our first lab)‚ a sassy algebra teacher who said that I didn’t have the aptitude for the subject‚ or a French teacher who flirted with the class and laughed

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    Thousand Years of Good Prayers‚ Yiyun Li depicted many different lives of the people in last decade’s China‚ still under the reign of Communism. With Communism‚ comes Capitalism‚ two contradictory political systems‚ once threatened the world of a nuclear World War. The clash of communism and capitalism was delicately presented in A Thousand Years of Good Prayers‚ as the newly liberated modern China and its people were greatly influenced by the West. Throughout Yiyun Li’s collection of short stories

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    Crush Case

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    The name “Crush” is the first name people think of when they think of orange soda. ÿ World’s first soft drink marketer‚ now 4th largest one ÿ Schweppes brand equity support ÿ Crush has is a long life brand ÿ Crush has high awareness in big cities ÿ Crush is the most recognized orange flavored soda name ÿ It is used in many trendy pop-culture outlets (i.e. vintage clothing‚ popular restaurants ÿ Crush has sufficient resources v Weaknesses ÿ Cadbury Schweppes PLC owns two orange flavored

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    Hitchcock’s 1959 classic was ahead of its time in many ways‚ but the tense few moments in which suave ad executive Roger Thornhill (played by Cary Grant) is terrorised by a murderous crop-dusting pilot is the film’s biggest triumph. It is also one of the most saturated with action sequences in Hollywood history. It’s been parodied many times . The scene begins when Thornhill that is a New Yorker tat happened to be in a caught up in a dangerus case of mistaken identity. He arrives at an isolated

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