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    opposites collide‚ interact‚ and coexist‚ despite all seeming differences and conventions. And the main protagonists – Sister Irene and Allen Weinstein – serve as these opposites. Thus‚ the author resorts to sustained antithesis to present the readers the story fabric woven from the main heroes’ contradictory feelings‚ infighting‚ and soul-searching. First‚ Professor Irene appears before the reader as a classic example of virtuousness‚ single-mindedness‚ and prudence. Nonetheless‚ the writer reveals

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    There are many characters in the story‚ Daughters of Eve. There are only five that stand out from the rest. These five are Laura Snow‚ Jane Rheardon‚ Fran Schneider‚ Tammy Carncross‚ and Irene Stark. These are the main characters in the story. They are all members of the club‚ "Daughters of Eve". Laura Snow was a junior in high school. She was a nice girl with glowing eyes. She also loved this boy in high school named Peter Grange. He went out with her for a while‚ but in pity. Her parents were

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    Wright. 1956. The Power Elite. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Newman‚ Katharine S. and Victor Tan Chen. 2007. The Missing Class: Portraits of the Near Poor in America. Boston‚ MA: Beacon Press. Rosenfeld‚ Jake. 2010. “Little Labor: How Union Decline is Changing the American Landscape.” Pathways:3-6. Saez‚ Emmanuel. 2008. “Striking It Richer‚” Pathways:5-7. Schmitt and Jones. 2012. Where Have All the Good Jobs Gone? Center for Economic and Policy

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    AFRAS 260 April 16‚ 2013 Passing: An Ironic Perspective Nella Larsen’s novel Passing‚ is both written‚ and set during the Post-Reconstruction Era‚ which refers to the period of time after the abolition of slavery. Throughout this era‚ hopes of eliminating discrimination recoiled and led to enforced segregation which encouraged the subordination of African-Americans. Despite African-American’s constant efforts to achieve equality in a race-dominated society‚ preconceived binary constructions of

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    Marine Mammal Trainer/Biologist Mikayla and I decided to interview Irene Gilgoff from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center. She is one of the most experienced employees there‚ being there for about fifteen years‚ marine animals are her life. The main parts of Irene’s job include working with the mammal’s hands on and taking care of them throughout the day. The Pacific Marine Mammal Center can be reached at (949) 494-3050 and is located at 20612 Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach‚ California. Also

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    Kendry and Irene Redfield and their increasing fascination with each other’s lives. The Wife of His Youth by Charles W.

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    Jessica Fauset’s Plum Bun: A Novel without a Moral and Nella Larsen’s Passing share many similarities that revolves around African-American women passing as white. In Plum Bun: A Novel without a Moral‚ the main character‚ Angela Murray decides to deny her own race to enter the upper-class white world. Likewise‚ the character‚ Clare Kendry in Passing uses her charm and ivory-colored skin to pass for white and she also leaves behind her own race to join the white world. Angela and Clare comes from

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    In Arthur Conan Doyle’s A Scandal in Bohemia‚ Sherlock Holmes uses his famous reasoning abilities to read a woman in order to solve a problem. After all‚ according to Holmes a woman’s emotions always give her away‚ making it easy for him to find Irene Adler’s hidden photograph. The apparently rational assumptions about women lead Sherlock Holmes to overconfidently use those generalizations in his reasoning to find the photograph. Theatricality is the main tool used by men in this story‚ and in their

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    America was in the midst of a violent period of racial discrimination and conflicts. One summer night June 14‚ 1920‚Irene Tusken‚ age nineteen‚ and James Sullivan‚ eighteen‚ went to the circus in Duluth.  Sullivan’s father‚ James Sullivan‚ called the Duluth Police Chief John Murphy the next morning saying six black circus workers had held the pair at gunpoint and then raped Irene Tusken. The news of the alleged rape spread very quickly and six blacks were immediately arrested and held at the Duluth

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    The femme fatale can be described as an irresistibly attractive woman‚ often the love interest of the protagonist‚ who uses her sexuality as means to acquire what she wants and fulfil her own desires. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s character‚ Irene Adler in A Scandal in Bohemia appears to be a prototype for this femme fatale figure which has become a feature in almost all texts of the Noir fiction world. The traits of the femme fatale are evident largely in the physical appearance of the women‚ the way

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