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    “Faceless on Facebook"

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    assignment 05/02/11 Not Being Themselves In Kate Beal’s essay “Faceless on Facebook” she argues that the “profile” section is less about the real you and more about what you want people to think about you”. She has a point because that is true about me‚ and I know a lot of other people who do not act themselves on Facebook. The profile section is where people post a status and where people can see what others have written on our wall. I have a Facebook account and I have some of my family added

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    Themes of Faceless

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    Themes of Faceless 1. Superstitions - Maa Tsuru was born with curse. She was considered to be a bad omen because she was too fertile. - The third child is considered to bring bad luck to the family. When Maa Tsuru is pregnant with her third child‚ Kwei abuses her and hits her yet the child still lives. - When Baby T was killed‚ a white fowl was slaughtered to appease her spirit. 2. Betrayal - Fofo was betrayed by her mother because she allowed her to go on the streets. - Baby T was turned

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    Beal Conjecture

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    The Beal Conjecture Background Mathematicians have long been intrigued by Pierre Fermat’s famous assertion that Ax + Bx = Cx is impossible (as stipulated) and the remark written in the margin of his book that he had a demonstration or "proof". This became known as Fermat’s Last Theorem (FLT) despite the lack of a proof. Andrew Wiles proved the relationship in 1994‚ though everyone agrees that Fermat’s proof could not possibly have been the proof discovered by Wiles. Number theorists remain divided

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    The antagonist of Faceless by Alyssa Sheinmel is a teenage girl named Maisie‚ who goes through a devastating accident that alters her life indefinitely. Five adjectives that best describe her are bold‚ persistent‚ courageous‚ strong and intelligent. Maisie is introduced in the beginning of the book as a normal girl‚ but as the storyline progresses she must face a very unique circumstance. Maisie undergoes experimental face transplant surgery after a tree struck by lightening hits her. A few days

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    Melba Patillo Beals

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    ("Melba Patillo Beals"1). One person who strived to make a change‚ and end segregated schools was Melba Beals. She and eight other of her friends‚ (known as "The Little Rock 9")‚ attended an all white school‚ making a huge‚ progressive‚ step forward in the Civil Rights Movement. Beals faced angry‚ white‚ mobs discriminating against her‚ day by day‚ but still managed to find the courage to go to school everyday‚ thus making her a worthy hero in our society and in history. Melba Beals was born in Little

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    Faceless By Shirin Neshat

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    her images are endowed with a sense of empowerment. Her photographs include - Hands holding hands‚ forming a sense of solidarity‚ women in the possession of weapons‚ subverting traditional notions of gender roles and power. In the B&W photograph “Faceless” from the 1994 “Women of Allah” series Neshat can be seen wearing a veil holding a gun and covered in Arabic text. These are all symbols that communicate complex issues that relate to identity and are related to how the western world sees the Muslim

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    Melba Beals Integration

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    racial barriers on their own it would take a Supreme Court Decision‚ the intervention of the President of the United States‚ and the U.S. Army to bring integration to Central High School in the Southern town of Little Rock‚ Arkansas. As a child‚ Melba Beals new little of the world outside of her colored neighborhood. As she grew older‚ the actions of the adults around her ingrained

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    Introduction In Faceless‚ author Alyssa Sheinmel tells the story of a teenage girl named Maisie who got burned in a freak accident‚ caused by lightening striking a tree and the resultant fire while she was running. The burn melted almost half of her face off‚ which included her left cheek‚ chin‚ and nose. She was given the choice of having an experimental face transplant or facing years of skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries. With twisted luck‚ a girl in New Zealand is killed in a car accident

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    Melba Beals Reflection

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    Melba Beals is the main person is the main person in this book that I have noticed struggle because of the white people being bullies. Like when she was in the girls bathroom and people threw flame on paper at melba while melba was in the stall. Also when there was a mob at central high and they were going to kill melba but she ran with her grandma and she had to make a brave decision to leave her grandma behind. But then there was that 1 soldier who talked to melba and was warning her about everything

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    In 1957‚ nine African-American students challenged institutionalized segregation in Little Rock‚ Arkansas‚ simply by enrolling in Central High School‚ a formerly all-white school. Melba Patillo Beals was one of the nine determined students who attempted to desegregate the public school system in Little Rock. She later wrote about her experiences in Warriors Don’t Cry‚ a forthright memoir with the ability to transport its readers into the halls of Central High School and onto the streets of Little

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