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    1960’s Fashion A fashion trend is a movement where lots of people start to move in the same direction towards a certain hairstyle of style of clothing. The 1960’s went through many different trends and some of them influenced what we wear and the way we style our hair. Most of the clothing that they wore back then was a little more rebellious and eclectic than the clothes we wear now‚ but it wasn’t weird to be dressed like that because everyone did it. The 1960’s fashion was heavily influenced by

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    negative reaction of police and the city’s government combined to make life in the Haight miserable for everyone. Still‚ the taste for enlightenment had left a lasting impression on the minds and hearts of those who participated in the "hippie scene". The term hippie is derived from "hip" or "hipster" used by the beats to describe someone who was part of their scene. It literally means to know‚ so someone who’s "hip" is wise. Hippies never adopted this term for themselves. They preferred to be called

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    was the most preferred way of living as it promoted the concept of sharing utilities (slightly communist) although it was not always effective as depicted in the Rochdale College experiment of 1968 . Rochdale college in Yorkville was considered a “Hippie Haven”

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    known as the eccentric hippie with interests in the supernatural phenomena. She would often share the strangest facts and share her eccentric behavior to her peers often‚ which made them think that she was one crazy hippie. As she grows up we see a change in Topanga. She learns to fit in a little more with other girls and starts friendships with guys. She becomes very mature at a pretty young age and seems to be more calm and collected‚ no longer showing her eccentric‚ hippie

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    Minstrel Shows and Hip-Hop the Degradation of the African American Culture For the y2k generation‚ Hip-Hop Music has been the center of popularity and interest. In the late 1800’s Minstrel shows served the same purpose. Throughout the various generations music and theatre have had a large impact throughout the community. However this impact is not always positive. What was originated as positive became negative very quickly. The minstrel show‚ which was originally intended to be harmless

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    Another thing that changed her was that when she was young she got pregnant and her mother forced her into having a miscarriage‚ this made Leslie hate her mom and she eventually left home for good and joined a commune which led to her joining the hippie movement. In the commune Leslie met some people‚ one of them was Catherine Share who Leslie was closest with and they moved in with some others creating their own group that ended up not lasting long because some of them didn’t get along with each

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    to sustainability‚ resonating with Hippie” image] What does that say about the “fit” of their strategy? * “It was just the funkiest ice cream shop I have ever been in” (it’s not really about the ice-cream) – good internal fit. * All activities aligned * Good external fit‚ responding to macro-trends Good stretch? Core competence * Persistence * hippie attitude * Great combination of resources * owner tenacity * hippie culture *

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    British Music The evolution of rock music 1920s - Young people listened to ragtime and jazz. 1930s - Swing became popular. Benny Goodman and his Orchestra were the ’King of the Swing’‚ as were Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw. The music was fast and frantically paced and led to dances being banned from dance halls‚ as the young women being flung into the air by their partners showed their stocking tops and underwear. Jazz continued to be popular. 1940s - The Second World War brought fast‚ frantic

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    King and the Rosa Parks incident happened in the 60’s. Nixon’s presidency also happened during the late 60’s early 70’s. The Vietnam War and the Invasion of Cambodia happened because of Nixon which triggered a huge reaction in the "hippie" movement. The hippie movement was mainly white‚ middle class college students. The Kent State Massacre which originally

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    On the surface‚ the image of Hans appreciating the picture of his beloved as she rides away doesn’t sound out of the ordinary. However‚ when taking a look at the image this “portrait” provides‚ it’s a little less than conventional. An X-ray is essentially a picture of a person’s skeleton‚ and skeletal figures are a big aspect of the Mexican Day of the Dead holiday. During this day‚ family and friends get together to pray for and remember their passed loved ones‚ and provide food and drinks to help

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