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    HALLOWEEN What is Halloween? Halloween or Hallowe’en (a contraction of "All Hallows’ Evening")‚ also known as All Hallows’ Eve‚ is a yearly celebration observed in a number of countries on October 31‚ the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Hallows (or All Saints). Typical festive Halloween activities include trick-or-treating (also known as "guising")‚ attending costume parties‚ carving pumpkins into jack-o’-lanterns‚ lighting bonfires‚ apple bobbing‚ visiting haunted attractions‚ playing pranks

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    Halloween Throughout the last decades Halloween has been traced back since two thousand years ago to the ancient times in Europe when the Celtic people celebrated the beginning of winter on the evening of October thirty-first. The Celtic people believed that death was strongly linked to the long and bitter winter. They thought that during the winter the dead and the living existed simultaneously. In the 1800s the Christians began to gain authority and the history of Halloween was forever changed

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    Miriam Galvan September 7‚ 2014 BIO 205 – 21042 Disease Information Draft Diphtheria is a severe pharyngeal or cutaneous infection that may cause serious life threating consequences if left untreated. The causative agents of Diphtheria are toxigenic strains of Corynebaterium diphtheria; this agent is classified as Actinobacteria. The bacteria’s scientific name is Corynebacterium diphtheriae‚ Corynebacterium is the genus and diphtheriae is the species. The minor bacteria are non-sporulated‚ gram-positive

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    Although Halloween began as a tribute to the dead‚ it has transformed drastically over the years. It has completely changed since it originated‚ from a Pagan holiday adapted by Christians to a consumer oriented celebration. Through different alterations by many people over large spans of time‚ Halloween’s start is hardly recognizable today. Its pagan roots can be traced back to before 46 AD‚ when the Romans invaded the British Iles‚ where an already established tradition foreshadowed Halloween.

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    Halloween is celebrated on 31st October annually. It is a mix of ancient Celtic practices‚ Catholic and Roman religious rituals and European folk traditions. It is said to be a day when the dead will return to earth and the ancient celts will light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off these roaming ghosts. 1. Why did the ancient Celts begin the tradition of wearing masks and costumes on Halloween? Answer: To trick evil spirits. 2. According to superstition‚ a person born on Halloween has what

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    Final Draft Is it appropriate for students to trick-or-treat on Halloween? Every year‚ I see nothing wrong with Middle School students trick-or-treating. I think it is appropriate for them to participate in the tradition of Halloween trick-or-treating. Three reasons why I think it is appropriate for students to trick-or-treat are: the fun of getting free candy‚ dressing up‚ and being able to hang out with friends on Halloween. My first reason why I think it is appropriate to trick-or-treat

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    Halloween Halloween is the night of October 31‚ the eve of All Saints’ Day‚ commonly celebrated by children who dress in costume and ask for candy or other treats door-to-door. Halloween has evolved from the ancient Celtic holiday of Samhain to a modern Halloween that has become fewer ghosts and monsters and more about costumes and candy. The Celtic also marked this day as the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. The Celtic believed that it was a transition between the seasons

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    I sat on my front porch on a cold‚ dark Halloween night. The wind howled as it blew straight through my bones. The crisp smell of leaves from colorful layers over my lawn flowed through the air. The only light visible was that of the street lamp at the end of the street. It was giving off a creepy glow setting me in a nervous mood. Then I finally saw a pair of headlights come over the hill approaching my house. Finally the car pulled up to my driveway. I instantly jumped into the back seat. I let

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    Hello‚ we are the AAS news. Here we have “We are on our own” by Miriam Katin‚ published in 2006. We are Efe‚ Quincy‚ and Lluis. First of all‚ Miriam Katin is an American author of Hungarian-Jewish descent. She is most notably known as a graphic novelist. The book was written in 2006‚ using a black and white pencil‚ accompanied by Katin’s childhood encounters. Katin was born in Budapest in 1942‚ during World War ll. Her dad was deployed to serve as a combat medic. Due to the attempt of the Nazis to

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    “The Tragedy of Mariam” was set in an ancient context‚ but Elizabeth Cary uses this portrayal to condemn and analyze the suppression of women in a historically and typically patriarchal society. The play highlights how Mariam is restricted from having private space in a public realm. She is denied any private interludes with her husband and basically has no personal or clandestine relationships with any other individual. Mariam struggles with the idea of what is expected of her from society and her

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