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    everything has changed since she stepped up to Cosmopolitan magazine as an editor in Hearst Corporation Company. She expressed to audience was sexually centre message which influence single women about sexual revolution. As well as she showed the scene in the past that executive management is the man does not mean that women cannot work in this position. As a modern woman‚ Helen Gurley Brown is her name as a corporate leader which I admired her about her thought that influence a unique concept of the modern

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    Before the history of TIME‚ the news has served knowledgeable‚ comical and critical‚ ‘hot off the press’ information to countless human beings. However‚ it was when two journalists decided to contribute a twist. Their impartial views on the latest reports allured those hungry knowledge‚ and satisfied the literate audience. TIME magazine was founded by Mr. Britton Hadden and Mr. Henry Luce in the 1920’s. Both founders first became close companions by writing and editing the school

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    Female Magazines I read a magazine call “GL” which stands for girl’s life. It is focus on teens‚ and it is one of the popular teen magazines for female. Of course‚ the pop star “Justin Biber” was on the cover which caught my eyes. In the magazine‚ the question of today was “Are you cheating on your boyfriend?” wasn’t too proper for teen to start off. The advertisement weren’t bad; they were mostly movies‚ and clothing. The articles were somewhat positive and negative. There was article about “100

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    William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing often dives headfirst into the realm of illusion brought on by deception and trickery. The manner in which different characters view various happenings constantly varies. The always changing outlooks from the different characters leads both the characters and the audience to question reality and wonder about the true nature of the happenings within the play. The constant illusions within the play lead the play’s characters and audience to the realization

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    Teens and Their Magazines There is not a day that goes by where I don’t witness a teenage girl in the mall dressed very provocatively‚ wearing short skirts‚ tight shirts‚ and covered in make-up. The group of girls she associates herself with is also dressed very sexy and in my opinion inappropriate for their age. As they walk they giggle and hold conversations about fashion and what they did with their boyfriends last night. Checking out stores for the latest trends‚ they also take a look at

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    Bourne‚ Joel K.‚ Jr. "Cheap Food — National Geographic Magazine." Www.nationalgeographic.com. National Geographic‚ June 2009. Web. 11 Feb. 2014. <http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/06/cheap-food/bourne-text/3>. -This particular article explains the hardship of demand overcoming supply. It is mentioned that planet Earth only has a limited amount of resources with an abundance of need from the people living on it. Despite this fact‚ the article states it is crucial to double food production by the

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    Cosmopolitan magazine plays an important role in American Pop culture influencing women all across the United States. With catchy headlines on the covers of their magazines such as “UNTAMED VA-JAY-JAYS” and “What Men Find HOT” Cosmopolitan magazine focuses on the idea of American beauty and women’s sexuality. Because Cosmopolitan magazine displays provocative images of American Beauty while promoting sexual promiscuity allows the magazine to remain popular in American Culture today which is resulting

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    into insurance industry with effect of privatization of insurance sector as per R.M.Malhotra Commission’s recommendations and formation of IRDA. Objectives of the Study : 1. To know market share of LIC of India in Life insurance business. 2. To know new market strategy adopted by LIC of India to increase business volume. MAHMUL 02922/2011 Hi-TECH RESEARCH ANALYSIS Half yearly Research Journal ISSN 2231- 6671 Vol. I‚ Issue : I‚ Feb. 2011 to July. 2011 21 Hypothesis of the Study : Despite

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    management matters By Jacqueline McLean Jacqueline McLean FInstAM is Senior Lecturer in HRM (Human Resources Management) at Manchester Metropolitan University. She has worked with the IAM in many different roles since 1992 and is currently a Trustee. cultural awareness training. It aims to bridge the gap between diverse cultures (Dewald and Self‚ 2008)‚ ensure that negative occurrences‚ such as culture shock‚ are reduced‚ and develop international managers and those who have interaction with

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    Getting Real With Reality TV POC PGS. 291-294 In the article “Getting Real With Reality TV” published in the 5th edition of Perspectives on Contemporary Issues‚ author Cynthia M. Frisby argues that the reason that reality TV stays so popular is because of the audiences media gratification from social comparisons in the mass media. According to CBS‚ the same element of being human that encourages people to gossip about the lives of their friends‚ family‚ and even total strangers is what fosters

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