Ryan Solitro 4/9/13 C period LA Argumentative Writing Piece Does television have educational value? It has been said that television‚ has little or no educational value. I strongly disagree with this statement for a number of reasons. These reasons include that there are television shows that talk about and teach many children about subjects they learn in school such as the science and history. Also‚ TV catches children’s attention in such a way that a teacher couldn’t‚ because the way producers
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Does Commercial Fishing have a future? Commercial fishing is the catching oF fish and other seafood for commercial profit on in the marketplace. It is the source of a large amount of food to many countries‚ but those who practise it as an industry are now being forced to fish farther out into the ocean under adverse conditions. Once a profitable business‚ the major fishing industries are owned by major corporations that make it difficult for smaller‚ family-run companies to compete with. Therefore
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com/nation she will bring more gun controll to this nation. And that her mother taught her to fight for what she want and to never back down from the stand. Mrs Hillary Diane Clinton Has the education the qualifications to be a president.And not only does she has the qualifications if she wins she will be the first female president of the united
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The world does not have flat feet… Ah‚ a discussion I know something about on a personal level... 1. The advantage of ’knowing the business’ – was that Adida was successful in Europe before coming to the United States and then bought out popular shoe brands in the US to even the ‘playing field’ with Nike. 2. The group most harmed by the buyout was Adida itself in that they underestimated Nike - and their hopes of being Numero Uno did not materialize – even with their other athletic clothing
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Americans in the 1930s had a different way of entertainment then the people of today. In the 1930s people didn’t have the technology that the people today have access to. They didn’t have game systems‚ they didn’t have mobile phones‚ or even Netflix. Even though they didn’t have as many sources of entertainment in the 30’s as we do today‚ they still had ways to enjoy themselves. Despite the lack of devices‚ people in the 30’s were still able to have fun by engaging in things they enjoy‚ like going
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Management Information Systems A Case Analysis Report on HARRAH’S ENTERTAINMENT INC. Submitted By Group 6 | Subgroup 2 17th March 2011 Harrah’s Entertainment Inc. 1) Discuss the factors that drove Harrah’s customer relationship strategy. Harrah’s had decided to make customer loyalty as their core competency since they believed they could become the industry leader based on this skill. The initial focus was to trace the customers who were showing little loyalty to Harrah’s and
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An analysis of Save as Many as You Ruin by Simon Van Booy Whatever we do‚ we leave traces. An infuriated comment to a stranger can be the last straw that breaks the camel’s bag. A gathering you were not supposed to come to can make you meet the love of your life. And the choice of infidelity can bring a child to life. Every little action has incalculable consequences‚ which we are rarely able to see through. Everything we do and everywhere we go‚ we leave footprints that we are not
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For this essay I have chosen to analyze a popular and time tested television show‚ Law and Order. I chose Law and Order for several reasons‚ the most obvious of which was that assumedly it would be a breeding ground for soft toned racial discrepancies. Also‚ I saw a show revolving around conflict a more entertaining choice for analysis‚ as it would provide for a hopeful plethora of material to critique. In theory I hoped Law and Order would be a suitable source for an argument that television and
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Within the last semester we have discussed many concepts in communication. A concept I would like to reflect on is cultural communication. More specifically‚ discrimination and why it is still a widespread issue in entertainment. I have used a study about diversity in entertainment done by USC’s School of Communication and Journalism to back my following argument. The lack of diversity in Hollywood proves racial and gender discrimination is still extremely prevalent. I would like begin this discussion
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Entertainment for the Hard Times Even during the “Hard Times” and wartime‚ people still needed to be entertained to pass the time and find enjoyment. The people of the 1930’s were no exception. They enjoyed many kinds of entertainment especially if they could do them inexpensively. Some of their favorite pass-times were film‚ radio and print. Film of the 1930’s was labeled “The Golden Age of Hollywood.” Movies were being made with sound and color‚ new genres included gangster‚ musicals‚ news reporting
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