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    Film Report ’Mean Creek’ In the film ’mean creek’ directed by Jacob Aaron Estes. we see a group of teenagers who try to play a trick on the bully in the movie‚ but it goes horribly wrong. A main idea in the film is the way the relationships change between everybody from the start to the end of the movie. The director uses 4 aspects‚ sound‚ lighting‚ camera shots and dialogue‚ to communicate the theme of change in friend/relationships. The director uses camera shot‚ lighting and sound in the

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    Tom Hanks who is famous for his role in “Forrest Gump” goes back to his roots at the Cuyahoga Community College. His visit to the Tri-C Metro was quite educational for students who are looking to get a career in acting and theater. The veteran actor sat in front of 750 high school and college students at the Cuyahoga Community College’s Metropolitan Campus. Tom Hanks was not there to do a show but to make a show out of his life‚ so to speak. After being introduced by his good friend‚ Ivan Schwarz

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    Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ((DSM-IV‚ 1994)‚ Mrs Tan is diagnosed with clinical depression. She suffers from insomnia‚ feelings of worthlessness and inappropriate guilt. Thus‚ the most suitable therapy for her is Cognitive-behavioural therapy. Aaron Beck’s ‘Cognitive Therapy’ (CT) is one main stream of source for Cognitive-behavioural theory. An obvious characteristic of depression is when a subject continuously sees things around him in a dysfunctional manner. According to Beck (1967)‚ this

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    From the reading “How We Listen”‚ I found the ideas that Aaron Copland presented are interesting. I was entreated by his explanation of listening to music. There are three layers in listening to music‚ they are the sensuous plane‚ expressive plane‚ and the sheerly musical plane. I found myself mostly in the expressive plane‚ but lack of the awareness of listening music through a more technical mean. Music is a form an expression‚ it cannot be defined by an exact word or description. Certainly‚ there

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    In the film‚ ‘Mean Creek’‚ directed by Jacob Aaron Estes‚ a character I disliked was Marty. I disliked Marty due to his oppressive nature towards his friends and peers. This characteristic is clearly shown through visual techniques whilst travelling down the river and also through verbal techniques such as what he says to his peers (dialogue). Marty’s oppressive nature and the harsh form of leadership towards others are key elements surrounding the death of George and how the group react after the

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    After spending several hours walking around the Harn Museum of Art and looking at all the galleries and exhibits‚ I chose to write about two photographs. The Tree #36‚ Martha’s Vineyard by Aaron Siskind and Photo 13A in the Ocean Details series by Joni Sternbach. The Tree #36‚ Martha’s Vineyard is a 14x11 inch black and white print taken in 1973. It is an abstract expressionism photo. I chose this picture because the tree just drew me in. I can see myself sitting in one of the bends of the branches

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    On July 11‚ 1804‚ what was said to be the most prominent duel occurred. The duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton was remarkable as it corresponded to the young‚ emergent nation because it illustrated the bloodshed that politicians would go through for their political reputation. Joseph J. Ellis spent an entire chapter discussing this conspicuous event for that very reason. Ellis purposely made this chapter the first chapter because he wished to provide evidence that supports his thesis

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    1 17 February 2014 Richelle Mott Interpretation of Aaron Copland‚ “How We Listen”. If you find yourself spending more time with your I-pod than your television‚ have a large hard drive for your computer devoted solely to music files‚ or make like the kids in the popular television series “Glee” and randomly burst into song‚ then you most likely consider yourself quite the music aficionado. An article entitled “How We Listen” by Aaron Copland suggests otherwise. In it‚ he breaks down listening

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    Lauren Slater‚ “Opening Skinner’s Box” What is corporate sin? Structural evil? A vague concept‚ useful in its application to the alienating force of capitalism or to an oppressive governing regime‚ but these are invisible abstractions. In Jacob Aaron Este’s masterful 2005 debut film “Mean Creek‚” a movie that my buddy Mike turned me on to last year that has strangely gone unwatched by most folks for three years‚ offers us a very concrete depiction of what it looks like to be both sinner and sinned

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    Aaron Copland’s essay of How we Listen divides the listening of music into 3 different planes‚ (1) the sensuous plane‚ (2) the expressive plane‚ (3) and the sheerly musical plane. In each of the sections‚ Aaron defines illustrate and compares the planes against each other. Copland says most people listen to music in the primitive “sensuous plane”‚ listening simply for sheer pleasure. The “expressive plane” is when listeners try to find the meaning behind the notes‚ what the piece is saying‚ and what

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