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    METHODOLOGY Ingredients: * ½ cup of hot water. * ¼ cup brown sugar. * 1-10 grams of yeast. * (1) Plastic Bottle. ( We prefer 1.5 liter bottle; example : Coca Cola) * Black colored paper Procedure: * Dissolve the brown sugar until it’s almost near its boiling point. Let it cool down. Cut the upper portion of the plastic bottle. After the brown sugar cooled down‚ put

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    Kali Gross’ Colored Amazons sheds light upon African American women’s persona and struggles during post-reconstruction Philadelphia. Not all black women committed crimes during this period‚ but some became well known for badgering and other property crimes. Reporting of these crimes alienated black women from society with criminally bias headlines‚ also the African American women’s body was manipulated and punished by the power of the state and the minds of the people. Just as Foucault‚ Gross believes

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    Kincaid’s famous short stories‚ “Girl”. In the essayGirl‚” Jamaica Kincaid portrays the stereotypes and expectations placed on women and girls of her culture in the 1950’s. She uses authoritative tone‚ syntax‚ and progression of thought to show the expected responsibilities of girls and women in the narrator’s culture. Throughout the essay the narrator of the essayGirl‚” uses a lot of examples to show the expectations placed on women and girls‚ actually the whole essay is mostly examples of this

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    Jessenia Aguilar 01/23/2012 English 1A Critical Analysis of Sharon Slaton’s "The Good Girl" The essay "The Good Girl" by Sharon Slayton disscuses how you can become obsessed to pleasing the society around you and forget about your desires. Slayton uses her own personal obsession of being "good" to please her parents believing that thats what she wanted. Slayton believes that her obsession of being good and pleasing others have helped her become a person that knows how to accomplish goals

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    “How it feels to Be Colored Me” In the piece of literature‚” How it feels to Be Colored Me”‚ by Zora Neale Hurston‚ uses diction‚ detail‚ and syntax to express her individuality. Instead of talking about her racial inequality‚ she expresses her uniqueness as a pro. At the time most essays written by African-Americans‚ tend to complain about their racial inequality instead embracing it. The entire tone of the piece is set by the opening sentence‚ where she states she is different by using the word

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    famous black authors’ works we’ve learned this semester: < Selection from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass‚ an American Slave> by Frederick Douglass‚ <The Negro Speaks of Rivers> by Langston Hughes‚ and <How It Feels to Be Colored Me> by Zora Neal Hurston. Then we will carry on a comparison between the different recognitions of the relationships from the three works by the three black writers. We will analyze it in aspects of the authors’ era‚ life background‚ and finally

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    Christina Anderson Mr. Kingsley Eng105 1 February 2012 Life Lessons from the Farm Jessica Hemauer’s essay‚ “Farm Girl‚” tells her life story of living on a farm through her eyes as ten-year-old child to the time of her early adulthood. The purpose of this piece is to teach the importance of life’s responsibilities to children‚ mainly female‚ and young adults who may not be familiar with the challenges life can bring and to promote the benefits you can gain by overcoming those obstacles. Hemauer

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    DRAA 342 LECTURER: Catherine Duncan DUE DATE: 31 October 2007 ESSAY TOPIC: Carol Clover argues that‚ in particular the slasher film disturbs the traditional model of spectatorship and identification. "As the character who lives to tell the tale of horror‚ the final girl‚ Clover argues‚ must be accessible as a point of identification to male viewers. For this reason the final girl ’s gender is ambiguous. The final girl is boyish says Clover and she adds‚ what filmmakers seem to know better

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    Jessica writes about her life starting as a young girl at the age of ten who is responsible for a lot more work than many average ten-year-old. Hermauer wrote this essay to share her experience about working on her family’s farm‚ and how being brought up with chores and responsibilities made her successful in managing her time and being involved in her student body. Different audiences could relate to her age‚ social experiences and responsibilities. For example‚ someone who’s familiar with the

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    Girl Power! Girl Power! What does that mean? Women who openly display their power‚ knowledge‚ and skill‚ receiving public recognition and honor. But also females who manage to wield power in societies that try to limit it or decree female submission; where their leadership is stigmatized and their creativity disdained. And women who resist and overthrow oppressive traditions and regimes. Who break the rules in defiance of unjust legal and religious "authorities." Who pursue their vision in spite

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