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    Professional life of Betty Comden Betty Comden was born in the big city of New York on May 3‚ 1917. She attended New York University where she studied Drama. After Graduating College with a degree in science‚ she became an actress‚ and was later introduced to aspiring actor Adolph Green. The two made a great team‚ becoming the longest running creative collaboration in theatre history‚ forming a group called the Revuers‚ in which they started performing and writing their own funny comics

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    upbeat‚ sing-along chorus‚ which is essential for any pop song to be successful. Of Mice and Men manages to turn the song on its head by taking out those key elements. With distorted electric guitar and bass instead of synthesizer‚ a full drum set boasting a fast bass beat‚ and replacing Gaga’s signature vocals with a screamer‚ the song soon loses its own identity. Just before the song gets too far from its origins‚ Of Mice and Men pulls it back with a catchy and upbeat chorus‚ by slowing down the

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    The book "You Don’t Know Me" is not your average book. It has many twists and turns in it. It has to do with a teenager who finds himself in a lot of crazy situations. The main characters are John‚ Gloria‚ Violet Hayes‚ Mr. Steenwilly‚ the man who is not John’s father (that’s what John calls him)‚ and his mother (she is not names either). You Don’t Know Me is about John and his confusing life. If you don’t read it‚ you should since it’s an amazing book. John is a fourteen year old boy who lives

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    While the desire to belong is universal‚ it can develop and be found in different ways. Through expressing this idea in various forms of representation; composers reveal a myriad of experiences and interpretations connected to the concept of belonging. Shakespeare’s As You Like It explores the paradoxical nature of belonging‚ that one can find inclusion through the state of exclusion. The play also shows how one’s inability to understand their own identity can lead to the exclusion and alienation

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    occasions. Poet wants to compete‚ submits work to archon. Each offer 3 tragedies (might or might not have common subject) and satyr play (comic choral dialogue with Dionysus) to close. Three best competitors each warded with 3 actors and a chorus. Actors paid by state. Chorus provided by wealthy citizen selected by state to perform this service as choregos. Most tragedies performed in theater of Dionysus on south side of acropolis. Prizes/ honors awarded to author‚ actor‚ and choregos voted best by a jury

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    1852. His missionary work won many converts‚ and by 1874 he led 1‚000 volunteers and 42 evangelists‚ serving under the name "The Christian Mission." Booth was the General Superintendent‚ but members began calling him "General." The group became the Hallelujah Army‚ and in 1878‚ the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army has earned worldwide respect for its integrity and effectiveness in helping the poor and disaster victims‚ but what is not as well known is that the Salvation Army is also a Christian denomination

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    The development and contribution Purcell made to the operatic genre through his opera and dramatic works. Henry Purcell (1659-1695) composed music for many different genres. Among these he wrote one true opera‚ Dido and Aeneas (1689). He also wrote a number of dramatic works. Purcell spent the majority of his last five years composing music for the stage. The majority of Purcell’s dramatic instrumental music or songs were used in spoken plays. Purcell went on to write four semi-operas; Dioclesian

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    African American Women in Early Film In early film many African American actresses portrayed roles as mammies‚ slaves‚ seductresses‚ and maids. These roles suppressed them not allowing them to show their true talents. Although they had to take on these degrading roles‚ they still performed with dignity‚ elegance‚ grace and style. They paved the way for many actresses to follow both blacks and whites. These women showed the film industry that they were more than slaves‚ mammies‚ and maids

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    100 ‘Near You’ – Tacklebox‚ from On (Rockville Records‚ 1993) An early 1990s Power Pop (PP from hereon in!) band from Massachusetts. Definitely one for the ‘Power’ corner‚ this could be an out-take from The Who’s underrated A Quick One album. "You don’t have to tell me that you love me‚ you don’t have to show me that you care‚ you don’t have to do nothing‚ I’m happy to be with you!" In other words‚ the guy’s persuaded the gal to put out at last! Awww‚ nerd-love at its cutest… 99 ‘Tarnished Silver

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    felt to be more logical or coherent.” (Kerman pg.‚ 83) There are four musical attributes of the Baroque time frame. These four are Homophony- Monody‚ Recitative-Act‚ or imitate while singing strict metrical rhythm which is the systematic use of harmony. “Part of the importance of the Baroque era was that for the first time‚ listeners and musicians began to take instrumental music much more seriously.” (Kerman pg.‚ 114) During the Baroque period‚ the Renaissance

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