Juliet Newspaper Article Activity There are many issues arising from the Shakespeare’s play‚ ‘Romeo & Juliet’. For example‚ teenagers rebelling against their parents‚ domestic violence‚ gang warfare or violence in the streets‚ drug use‚ underage sex‚ self-harm and teenage suicide. Such issues can be found in newspapers on a regular basis and are classed as ‘current event issues’. Choose 1 of these issues from the play‚ locate a relevant Act‚ Scene‚ Lines‚ create a headline and write a newspaper article
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EDITORIAL Facebook over Twitter Technology has evolved a lot during the twenty-first century. The internet has become a world-wide experience that everyone can have‚ not a privilege for some. As the internet expanded‚ social networks began making their appearance. Facebook was created quite recently‚ in 2004 by the computer genius Mark Zuckerberg. Twitter‚ another well-known social network‚ was launched in 2006 by Jack Dorsey. More and more people are becoming members and joining
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Newspaper Article: ON THE SIDEWALK BLEEDING By: Cameron Taylor Gang Violence behind Deadly Stabbing in Queens; Police Say. BYLINE Monday March 17th‚ 1991 Last night at approximately 11:30 pm‚ Andy Anderson had become the latest victim of gang violence in the borough of Queens. Andy was stabbed when he darted through a back alley on his way to buy a package of cigarettes at Alfredo’s on the next block. At that exact time‚ he was ambushed and later stabbed by a member of the GUARDIANS
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Allowing Same Sex Marriage in Our Community Some individuals who do not support same-sex marriage argue that the sole purpose of marriage is to provide an institution that supports those couples that are able to create life‚ therefor from their stand point lesbian and gay couples‚ who (like infertile heterosexual couples) cannot biologically produce children with each other‚ then they do not need an institution of support on their behalf. But the truth is it does not matter how one may feel about
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Newspaper Article Daily Life at ANZAC Cove War correspondent Roger Tan reports on the two days at Gallipoli. All information that has been released to the public on the ongoing war at Gallipoli has been indefinite. Soldiers are unable to send any news except that they are still on Gallipoli in the trenches and are under fire. Question is “But what is it really like in Gallipoli?” On Sunday April 25th 1915‚ the Gallipoli war commenced as the Anzacs set foot into the battlefield. At 4:30am
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For my assignment I have been asked to identify and analyse fact‚ opinion and implied meaning of my chosen Newspaper article. I am going to explain and analyse the author’s use of fact and opinion. I need to identify and analyse examples of language used for specific effect; such as bias. I will also explain the author’s purpose of writing the Newspaper article. I am going to analyse and identify the structure to achieve the effects and techniques used to present and layout the information in the
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society in very useful ways. In most cases‚ these people are viewed as being courageous. This kind of a reaction is typical but not always honest. There are a lot of people are uncomfortable around those that are considered “less than normal”. In her article The Abortion Debate No One Wants to Have‚ Patricia Bauer writes about Down’s syndrome and abortion. Bauer is a former reporter and bureau chief for the Washington Post. Bauer writes about some of those in our society who have an indifferent
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Analysis Essay - ‘Don’t let thugs off’ In the article ‘Don’t let thugs off’‚ published in the Herald Sun on January 26 2014‚ David Penberthy puts his point across that violence is not alcohol-fueled but affected by drugs or their warped sense of masculinity. He shows an exasperated and doubtful tone towards the imposed idea of a 3am ban on alcohol and states that he believes it wouldn’t save any lives and that harsher punishments need to be imposed on vicious morons. Penberthy brings up
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September 21‚ 2003. In his article‚ Alley shared his concerns regarding abrupt climate change due to human actions. Not only did Alley express his worries‚ but he also tried to inform his audience of the environmental problems that we may face in the future. He attempted to persuade people to take action and help to end the problem of global warming. This article is a very effective means of communication and persuasion based on several factors. One reason that this editorial is so effective is because
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1. Filibuster creates gridlock: * http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-57560538/the-filibuster-fight-same-story-roles-reversed/ -- Article in December 2012 * In recent years‚ the number of filibusters has risen dramatically. According to the Democrats‚ Republicans launched more than 385 filibusters (that forced cloture votes) since 2007. That’s compared to only 49 cloture votes from 1919 to 1970. After 1970‚ the number started to rise - perhaps prompting the 1975 rule change - until the
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