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    Amanda Streb 9/4/2010 English 1110 Student Anti-Intellectualism: In My Perspective The way I see it‚ Paul Trout’s essay‚ “Student Anti-Intellectualism and the Dumbing Down of the University”‚ is somewhat tedious. The fact that he simply states an equal idea in every paragraph is bothersome to the everyday reader. However‚ I do strongly agree with the whole concept of the essay. I see it in my everyday life; whether I’m at my high school or even just at extra-curricular activities. Students nowadays

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    Hidden Discrimination In Education In the past‚ The United States has faced many excruciating struggles. Before massive laws were passed‚ segregation was a troubling issue in the United States. But in 1954‚ Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court case amplified the awareness of racial segregation in education.(Library Of Congress). Did Brown v. Board stop discrimination in education? Well sixty years later‚ segregation is still an issue. Additionally‚ students are being bullied for their race

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    Simon Garfield has presented the diary entries of five ordinary citizens living between 1945 and 1948 in his book‚ Our Hidden Lives: The Remarkable Diaries of Post-War Britain. The content was drawn from what came to be known as the Mass-Observation Archive‚ an effort initiated by an anthropologist‚ a journalist‚ and a documentary filmmaker as “a study of everyday people living regular lives.” (Garfield‚ 1) From the thousands collected‚ Garfield selected these five diaries because they provided a

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    Several religious groups are against the Harry Potter series because of their beliefs; they are against the idea of magical creatures‚ witches and wizards. But in reality‚ this story goes beyond these‚ it teaches us a lot of values through the characters and their actions. Some of these values include: respect‚ courage‚ perseverance‚ friendship‚ loyalty‚ and something that Voldemort could never have‚ love. In first place‚ we have Hermione Granger‚ a really intelligent‚ brave‚ and strong girl. Throughout

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    related the hidden identities in To Kill A Mockingbird with those in “Lamb to the Slaughter” by stating “tragic events and controversial issues bring out hidden identities.” The short story “Lamb to the Slaughter” begins with Patrick Maloney telling his wife he is cheating on her and wants a divorce‚ revealing his hidden identity. This tragic event causes Mary Maloney’s new identity to be created‚ a murderer and this identity must stay hidden. This group identified multiple examples of hidden identities

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    The hidden truths of the Food Industry It was our normal routine during the week‚ driving through the drive thru to get the kids a bite to eat. One day it could be Jack n the Box‚ another day it could be Mc Donald’s or Carl’s Jr‚ which ever fast food was voted on amongst my daughters is where we went. This past summer what seemed to be just another trip through the drive thru became a nightmare after eating hamburgers at our usual Carl’s Jr. Not so long after we ate‚ my older daughter began with

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    The “Hidden transcript” is always present because it represents discourse. When an African American is stopped by a police officer for a routine traffic stop‚ the tension is present. The officer is an authority figure so this person would give them respect but also find out why they were being pulled over. Any interaction with law enforcement could be an African Americans last encounter on the face of the earth so most of the time they are scared and will do anything the officer says to not upset

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    X Compare the ways the distinctively visual is created in Crouching Tiger‚ Hidden Dragon and in one other related text of your choosing. The use of distinctively visual images allows an audience to perceive and distinguish the composer’s specific representation. From these distinctive visuals‚ the audience’s perceptions force them to respond in a particular way. In ‘Crouching Tiger‚ Hidden Dragon’‚ Ang Lee utilises a range of film techniques to position his audience through a combination of quiet

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    This kind of institutionalization created a kind of social magic‚ which can be only achieved ‘only if the institution is guaranteed by the whole group or by a recognized institution’. In this case‚ the implementation of these policies is not recognized by the whole group‚ but by the state. According to Bourdieu‚ the condition for the effectiveness of ritual is the belief of everyone‚ and it is not actualized in this case. Still‚ the institutional hegemony of the Western music continues even today

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    Paloma Castaneda Ms. Liberman American Literature: period 5 10-7-13 The Hidden Dangers of Social Networking for Kids What can be more dangerous than millions of kids connecting with millions of strangers? Kids 12 and under are spending 6 1/2 to 7 hours a week on Facebook‚ Instagram‚ and Twitter. Many parents don’t mind their kids participating in these types of social medias‚ but many of them also don’t know what’s going on‚ what they are doing‚ and who they are talking to. When

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