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    Pullman Porter Blues written by Cheryl L. West with Constanza Romero as a customer designer. The story of Pullman Porter Blues is about a luxurious train that travels from Chicago to New Orleans and the people on it explore the themes of class and race. In my opinion‚ Constanza Romero did a very good job in designing costume because the costume matches the play very well by using color‚ texture‚ and silhouette. Color is one of the important elements to design costumes. Color does not only reflect

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    fourteen‚ Mr. Pullman‚ had dropped out of school and proceeded to invest in a job as a clerk. He was an engineer for most of his life. He was a manufacturer and produced sleeping cars for railroads. But later on‚ Pullman had treated his workers extremely poor. However‚ Pullman acted as if his workers would not direct their attention to their cut wages or longer work hours. To sum it up‚ Pullman was irresponsible and carless towards his workers and took advantage of them. In this cartoon‚ Pullman seems to

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    Northern Lights by Philip Pullman‚ which is the first book of the trilogy His Dark Materials‚ is always a delicate matter. Based on the freedom of opinion‚ every author has a right to express his feelings and thoughts in a book‚ how controversial they might be. However‚ the Christian Church and a lot of its supporters‚ especially the Catholic ones‚ feel offended and affronted by the trilogy and Pullman’s turning the Christian myth upside down. The inspiration was a work Pullman has loved since his

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    very uncomfortable and cramped when it became to overnight trips. To fix this‚ George Pullman‚ in 1865‚ created the sleeping car in Illinois. He invented the sleeping car to make a train that was not only comfortable but also luxurious so people were able to actually enjoy their ride.

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    Who We Are When a boy is born with he is ”faced” with problems.The main character in Wonder is August Pullman. This book was written by R.J. Palacio. August is a boy with a facial deformity‚ is also called Auggie. Wonder is mostly about who we are on the inside. People may judge you negatively‚ but it doesn’t change who you are on the inside. In Part Seven¨Miranda” pg:243 Miranda states at the bottom of the page‚ “That’s when I saw Auggie walking down the aisle with Isabel and Nate… He had grown

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    were centered on different causes that the workers and unions were fighting towards. The Haymarket Riot started out as a strike for a reduction in work hours to eight hour work days instead of what could sometimes be twelve hour work days. The Pullman strike started because of issues with wages. The people who lived in the company

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    Auggie Pullman is a very interesting kid. He eats‚ drinks‚ and talks just like us but he is different in his own special way. Auggie has a craniofacial deformity. Auggie cannot go anywhere where he won’t get weird looks because of his face. Auggie had been homeschooled his whole life because of this‚ but when his 5th grade year came up there was a change. Auggie was afraid of going to real school because he didn’t know how people would react towards him because of his face. Auggie’s parents

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    children’s books and adult books‚ and that there are standards and conditions limit the freedom of writing the book‚ but there are books that are popular among both the young and adults equally. One example of such books‚ is the novel of Philip Pullman "Northern lights" Northern lights is one of the most prominent novels‚ which is common among children and adults..In this essay‚ I am going to talk over how the writer of Northern lights has succeeded in making it the center of attention for both

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    Labor in the Nineteenth Century 2. A. The Lowell Mills Strike of 1834 took place in Lowell‚ Massachusetts in 1834. The dominant work force in the Lowell Mills were young‚ rural‚ unmarried women. Working in the Lowell Mills was dangerous because the machinery could easily injure a young girl if she made a simple mistake. Also the women worked long hours with little pay. Despite these treacherous conditions there was sense of unity among the women who all came from similar backgrounds. In 1834

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    STRUGGLES IN THE GILDED AGE A facade is an outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality. The name given to the Gilded Age is a facade to its many financial and political issues at the end of the 1800s. During this time‚ the conditions of the labor were demanding and unfair‚ forcing workers to go on strike and realize the difficulties that came with achieving the American dream. The labor was demanding and unfair. Children had to join the workforce to help

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