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    Ernest Rutherford was a New Zealand-born British physicist and chemist who was known as the father of nuclear physics. He studied at many colleges and universities including Havelock School‚ Nelson College‚ Canterbury College‚ The University of New Zealand‚ and The University of Cambridge. In 1908‚ he won the Nobel Prize in chemistry. His main contribution to physics was his invention of radio activity and the work he did with protons‚ neutrons‚ and electrons‚ where he concluded that an atom is mostly

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    Van Gogh Starry Night

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    your palette blue and grey‚ look out on a summer’s day‚ with eyes that know the darkness in my soul.” (Don MacLean) I chose to write about the painting‚ The Starry Night by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh. Van Gogh painted the view outside his sanitarium room window located in southern France at night. But Van Gogh painted it from memory during the day. I feel that this painting has Asymmetrical Balance. From our handouts – “In this case balance is achieved with dissimilar objects that have equal

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    Award Goes To… Ernest Rutherford was born at Spring Grove near Nelson‚ New Zealand to a farmer named James Rutherford and his wife Martha Thompson. James had immigrated to New Zealand from Perth‚ Scotland to raise a home and a family. Ernest studied at Havelock School then Nelson College where he was studying when he won a scholarship to study at Canterbury College‚ the University of New Zealand. After gaining his Bachelor of Arts‚ Master of Arts‚ and Bachelor of Science Ernest took two years

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    Elizabeth Van Lew: A Hero

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    admired for courage‚ outstanding achievements and noble qualities. Elizabeth Van Lew was a courageous woman living in the confederate South‚ yet saving the lives of Union soldiers. However‚ some people might argue that she is better described as a traitor. In Elizabeth Van Lew‚ is a hero because she saved lives‚ her heroic actions came at a great personal cost‚ and she was recognized for her extraordinary efforts. Elizabeth Van Lew is a hero of her time. She would provide prison soldiers with food and

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    Madison Herron English Rip Van Winkle Essay 10/15/17 The overall definition for national (or American) myths is somewhere close to “The body of myths belonging to a culture. Myths are traditional stories about gods and heroes.” Myths are placed in the past‚ most of the time to show the readers and society a moral and societal guideline to follow and live by‚ and it includes Symbolism into the story. In the myth “Rip Van Winkle”‚ Irving uses three strong characteristics to put these

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    Walter Podbielski Professor Harris HUMN 420 Week 3 assignment 01/26/08 For week 3 assignment I chose the Van Gough painting and the corresponding poem “The StarryNight” by Anne Sexton. The poem references death rather frequentlyand I think that night in some way goes hand in hand with death. In contrast morning and daylight give way to life‚ the flowers opening up to the sun’s warmth and birds awaking; the day begins. The painting shows a town at night‚ which is asleep‚ quiet and peaceful. During

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    Irving’s "Rip Van Winkle" shows distinct characteristics of romanticism throughout. Irving’s unusual and original subject and the descriptions of nature‚ displays these romantic qualities of originality‚ connection with nature and an emotional sincerity. Rip van winkle is about a man who goes deep into the woods one day to go hunting. Rip some one calling his name and is led to strange men. "What seemed particularly odd to Rip was‚ that though these folks were evidently amusing themselves‚ yet

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    Rip Van Winkle Essay

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    “Rip Van Winkle” Can you consider yourself a true American if you haven’t read the classic tale of “Rip Van Winkle” by Washington Irving? It’s a lighthearted story that is a bit silly‚ but has message intertwined in its classic words. It is a necessity that every American should experience. Irving’s story is a well thought out mix of pure old fashion American folk quality’s such as; a unique setting‚ exaggerated characters‚ and peculiar events and consequences that occur. This story has many different

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    Willem van Heythuysen created by the American artist Kehinde Wiley in the year of 2005 is one of the most vibrant art pieces I have seen. Walking along the sides of a wall of the museum I turn the corner and I see an eye-catching piece that had a whole wall to itself along with a label. A great big eight by six piece with a gold gilded frame to match the back ground of the picture‚ and a dash of history to its pose that it possessed making it hard to miss. Walking up to the piece I noticed it was

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    Van Pels Family Essay

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    living with another family you have never met. As difficult as this may seem to believe‚ this is exactly what the Frank family and the Van Pels family had to go through‚ along with many other restrictions on their daily life. After the innocent killing of Jews during the Holocaust began‚ thousands of Jewish families were forced into hiding just like the Franks and Van Pels. Miep was one non-Jew who helped these families stay hidden by providing them with food‚ information‚ and many other items. They

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