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    passions—to find yourself. Finding yourself can be achieved through a liberal arts education or through STEM (science‚ technology‚ engineering‚ and mathematics). There is a choice of focus coming to college‚ liberal arts or STEM. State schools‚ like Montana State‚ or possibly other institutions require a core curriculum‚ exposing students to every field. Excellent Sheep written by William Deresiewicz explains the importance of a liberal arts education‚ how it is a self-cultivation journey‚ but fails to acknowledge

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    The Value of a Liberal Arts Education When you see the word “college”‚ what comes to mind? For most of you‚ you probably immediately think of partying‚ drinking‚ and meeting new people. Those who choose to go to college will have the opportunity to experience the social life‚ but what you choose to study can control your future. In “How to Get a Real Education at College” by Scott Adams and “What Do You Do with a B.A. in History” by Ken Saxon‚ they agree that college is worth going to but they have

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    “Well-Rounded. Strong-Willed. Passion” Among the several parts of the historical background of Liberal Arts‚ “The Unifying Principle” is one of the most important ones because it has been a significant partof many people’s lives. “The first task of the Liberal Arts is to secure the liberation of the mind from those many fetters that can bind it; notably ignorance‚ prejudice‚ and the influence of the passions. In and through this essential freedom‚ the freedom of the mind‚ our ‘humanity’ is revealed

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    flaws. In “Blue-Collar Brilliance”‚ the author Mike Rose discusses the amount of academic success a person achieves doesn’t always correlate to how intelligent a person is. Also in the essay “The New Liberal arts"‚ the author Sanford Ungar talks about seven different misconceptions people have on liberal arts education. Even though Mike Rose and Sanford Ungar both address how society sometimes has an unfairly low opinion of certain aspects of life‚ Mike Rose provides a more convincing argument due to

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    Kevin Foy Professor Marbach Art 101-001 February 22‚ 2010 Revision 1a.) Japan used blue because they are a country that has a wet climate and very green grass. California used yellow because their climate is very hot and sunny. It is always bright out there. According to the artists‚ the gates in central park are saffron which I believe are that color because it’s a major color you see everyday in the city.‚ Some examples were construction worker vests and the most important on was the color

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    relationship with God Almighty. The only way to achieve all of the goals I have listed is by possessing a first-rate education‚ but the only way to achieve the goal of obtaining an education is by having a complete and whole understanding of the liberal arts. I feel like I should begin by explaining what exactly I mean by having a meaningful education. To my knowledgeable understanding education is the ability to apply basic skills and academics to everyday life following a sometype of enlightenment

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    What Makes Art Art I believe Art is something that can not truly be defined. Art might be thought of as just a simple picture to hang on the wall. However‚ Art can be many different things and mean many different things to one. My personal definition of Art would be anything created by someone. Art can include a huge variety of different things. Art can be paintings‚ sculptures‚ photographs‚ drawings‚ illustrations‚ architecture‚ furniture‚ music‚ poetry.   I also feel that choreography could be

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    Rashdall‚ three characteristics were connoted by the term Studium Generale; a school which aspired to the name must not be restricted to natives of a particular town or country‚ it must have a number of masters‚ and it must teach not only the Seven Liberal Arts‚ but also one or more of the higher studies of Theology‚ Law and Medicine (1969‚ p9). It was used in much the same sense in which we speak of a University to-day (Graves‚ 1914) The term universitas itself was a general Roman legal term and originally

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    #1 What Makes Art Art? When thinking about the question of this essay it makes you think what does make art art. Art is defined as works produced with both skill and imagination to create a painting or sculpture. With that said‚ I consider art to be in many forms It can be made out of food‚ chalk‚ paint money and many others. Many famous pieces are made from these items your child’s mother’s day card or Jillian Beever famous for his 3-D pieces made out of chalk. So you see art can be made out

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    Art is any form of self-expression. Art is something that is created that entertains‚ inspires‚ educates or makes a person feel something good‚ bad or unexplainable. Art is whatever the artist does or makes in which they deem to be art whether it is of value or not. There is a wide variety of art‚ some that people wouldn’t imagine as art‚ but a true artist sees art in every creation. Art is everywhere and in everything I see. Art is not just a painting‚ poem‚ drawing or a ballet. When I think

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