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    proven that they know even LESS bout inner city life than what white America knew a generation ago.Viacom makes ghetto life out to be glamorous. Go to a ghetto. There’s nothing glamorous. It’s still as f’d up as it ever was. Don’t let the music videos fool you. They’re commercials. Nothing more. Commercials for sneakers‚ jewlery‚ clothing‚ cars; Commercials. Not a realistic portrayal of inner city life.What’s happening because of this is that middle class whites see these rap videos and think‚ "Oh‚ why

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    become nervous to. For some reason‚ the color of my hands starts to get a little darker and dark lines that almost look like veins start to slightly appear‚ I do not know if this is only me or if other people get it as well. I also have this like sudden rush of vibrations that rapidly go up through my spine and it causes me to shiver. I have no idea when I started to get stage fright‚ I do remember that I did not always have it though. In some of the younger grades like kinder garden and first grade‚ I

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    The reason behind why Act 3 Scene 1 is a major turning point is mainly because it alters the course of events and changes an entirely new route of the play‚ a death of two major characters. Structurally‚ this particular scene is in the middle of the play‚ but more importantly‚ there is a dramatic change in the atmosphere. Because of Romeo’s change of attitude and his exile‚ the romantic love of Romeo and Juliet clashes and they become desperate which also makes a huge difference and affects the following

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    ‘the toughest year of his life’. Another way Ishmael refers to Year Nine is ‘the most embarrassing year of his life”. This is because when Ishmael participates as a speaker in his first debate he makes a complete fool of himself. After a last minute call from Scobie‚ Ishmael has to rush to the first debate he has ever spoken in. Showing up at the scene as a nervous wreck‚ Ishmael discovers that not only must he speak‚ but against the team which the love of his life is on. Whilst speaking Ishmael

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    L-O-V-E (solo 4‚5‚6‚7) ...love!!... mmmm! (all) Love and teenagers (all) Not real love‚ some might say (all) It’s only ’puppy love’ (puppy yelping) (b) An infatuation (1/2) or a crush (1/2) mm! (all) Just a short term obsession! (all) Just loving the rush! (all) Next on our favourite things top do (all) Go online! (all) Yeahh!! (b) You’ve got mail! (2r) Welcome to the borderless world! (3r/1r) From chatting to downloading MP3 (all) Playing online games (all) Only Streamyx for me (3r) We

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    My muscles tense‚ eyes staring at him like a hawk‚ focusing on the ball. I hear whispers in my mind saying “you are ready‚ now win this game.” He throws the ball into the air and another crack is heard from the other side of the court. I rush to the ball and lob it over the net‚ allowing my self to reset. We hit the ball back and forth for at least 3 minutes straight‚ a rare sight to see amongst tennis players. On his last hit‚ my opponent sliced the ball towards me and with every bit of

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    became less than understandable. Rather than admire the effectiveness when they became ‘Machine-like’‚ Henry regarded his comrades as ‘fools’‚ and ‘methodical idiots’(Crane 48). Henry’s confusion toward war intensifies when he sees the people stood around him--not just the enemy-- acting like unemotional‚ unyielding machines; a stark contrast to the overwhelming rush of emotions he feels in the same situation. Whereas Henry (a relatively new soldier) acts in the interest of self preservation‚ more

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    radically different killers. Eric Harris‚ the brutal mastermind‚ and Dylan Klebold‚ the quivering depressive who wrote in his journal obsessively about love and attended the Columbine prom three days before they opened fire on students. They were able to fool everyone they knew in such manner. The Columbine shooting unfolds in an unforgettable life story of two honor students with a healthy circle of friends and family with undetectable dark personalities. They secretly stockpiled weapons in their

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    Tybalt thinks that Romeo is mocking him but still refuses so Mercutio decides to fight for Romeo because he has dishonoured himself‚ Romeo tries to stop them fighting but ends up getting Mercutio killed‚ filled by his rage he kills Tybalt‚ both families rush to where Tybalt and Mercutio lay dead the scene ends with the Prince declaring the banishment of Romeo. Tybalt’s character does not change at any point before or during Act 3 Scene 1‚ because he is a fiery person. Romeo’s character is kind‚ gentle

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    him in his own life time. He wasn’t in a life or death situation; however‚ it was when him and his buddies were searching for gold. As they prospected the area they thought they had found gold and had a sudden rush of hope‚ only to have it ripped from their hearts as they realized it was fools gold (Haigh). Jack London’s life was packed full of adventure and glory. He makes it apparent in his stories that he was never one to be boring. In his story "To Build a Fire" Jack shows some similarities between

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