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    Eugenics Research The word "eugenics" was coined in 1883 by British mathematician Francis Galton‚ who defined it as "the science of improving the stock." The eugenics movement‚ he said‚ would be dedicated to allowing "the more suitable races or strains of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable." The movement had its heyday from the 1890s to the 1940s‚ when eugenicists argued that southern Europeans‚ Jews‚ people of color‚ homosexuals‚ and people with disabilities were

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    MODULE 3: THE GEEK SQUAD The Geek Squad was created in 1994 as a small business that assisted consumers with their computer equipment. Regardless of the make and model of computer‚ or where It was purchased‚ the Geek Squad would come to your house to sort our your computer problems. Geek Squad employees‚ “agents‚” wore simple black and white uniforms with a Geek Squad logo and drove black-and-white Volkswagen Beetles‚ or Geekmobiles. They charged fixed prices‚ regardless of how much time was

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    incumbent service industries they oversee. A handful of US Cities are now battling the new sharing networks in courts. This week a New York Administrative Law Judge declared Airbnb illegal. A few weeks ago‚ the NYC taxi and limo lobby quashed a new pilot hybrid-car e-taxi program‚ causing Mayor Bloomberg to rail angrily against the politically powerful NYC taxi industry cartel. This follows on the heels of car sharing startup RelayRides (carsharing‚ which operates like an Airbnb for cars) announcement

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    Stereotypes are very common in visual literacy as they help readers understand what the image is trying to communicate. Beauty and the Geek is one of the many examples of stereotypes in the media. The clip that I am about to play for you shows what the program is about and how it stereotypes a vast majority of the world’s population. (A YouTube clip from Beauty and the Geek Australia -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzFZc-Y1tAA&list=PL6034D2FA52B7A0A7&index=3&feature=plpp_video ) This Australian television

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    Fridman uses vivid diction‚ syntax and sentence structure‚ and comparison to express his disgust with the inequality of the nerds and geeks. He uses these techniques to call America to change their ways. Fridman uses diction to enforce the contrast of the nerds of reality‚ and how nerds are viewed in America. For example‚ he defines the term geek. He states that “A geek‚ according to Webster’s New World Dictionary‚ is a street performer who shocks the public by biting off heads of live chickens” (paragraph

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    America Needs its Nerds In the passage from “America Needs Its Nerds”‚ author Leonid Fridman dissect his argument by comparing and contrasting America’s on-going social beliefs and perceptions of the geek and the actual positive role taken on by the nerd and why the role that they play is so vital to our society. Since we live in an anti- intellectualist society‚ nerds are ostracized while athletes are idolized. And this all starts from elementary or middle school. We rarely have a child who will

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    In the article "Revenge of the Geeks" by Alexandra Robbins‚ the author presents multiple claims about teenagers and adults. Two of these arguments are about the importance of intelligence. Firstly‚ Robbins argues that technology skills have become increasingly important today. She highlights that teenagers who have advanced technological skills are often highly sought after by colleges and employers. To support this claim‚ Robbins provides examples of teenagers who have developed apps and websites

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    Can Catch Me if You Can is a movie based off the true story of Frank Abagnale‚ Jr‚ who impersonated a Pan Am Air pilot‚ a pediatric doctor‚ and a lawyer‚ and accumulated over 2.8 million dollars through these impersonations as well as check fraud all before his nineteenth birthday. The movie starts off as a game show where the contestants question three men all dressed as airline pilots‚ one of them being the real Frank Abagnale Jr. Through a series of cut sceens‚ we see young Frank as a teenager

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    One Ride With Yankee Papa The time period from 1955 to 1975 was a rough time for America. America was in the middle of the Vietnam War‚ and was a very hard war for America because the soldiers had no support for the war effort from home. The public could not see the reason for the war‚ and therefore did not support it‚ and because of this led to America’s first punch in the gut from communism. Along with every war comes the many heartfelt photos and stories of their countries soldiers fighting

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