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    mary quant

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    Mary Quant was born in kent in 1934. She attended goldsmiths college of art whilst studying illustration. There she met her future husband Alexander Green. After graduation quant went on to work in a milners as a sower specialising in hats. In 1955 quant set up a shop along with her boyfriend and an accountant in London called bazaar. They sold clothes in a mod and Chelsea range which became even more popular than anyone could imagine. Quant broke the mould and shortened womens skirts‚ This is where

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    Mary Wigman

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    Mary Wigman: Witch Dance Word Count: 1120 Through her simplification and breaking down of theatrical and aesthetic dance‚ Mary Wigman stands as one of the most inspirational figures of 20th century dance. Her unique use of theatrical elements such as masks‚ sound‚ costume and movement created an evolution of dance that was never seen before. Her use of the character‚ The Witch‚ changed the world’s views on dance forever‚ and inspired a revolution of artistic quality all around Europe. In this essay

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    Benjamin Franklin was one of America’s best-known historical authors‚ a founding father‚ and a famous inventor. Born in 1706‚ to a family of nineteen‚ Franklin learned to be independent while his parents were busy with the rest of his family. Franklin dropped out of school early in order to begin working at his father’s soap and candle making shop. After realizing his love for literature‚ Franklin decided to teach himself how to read and write through rewriting some of his favorite works. “From

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    Tourism - by Adrian Franklin

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    Tourism Tourism: An Introduction Adrian Franklin London · Thousand Oaks · New Delhi SAGE Publications Ø Adrian Franklin‚ 2003 First published 2003 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced‚ stored in a retrieval system‚ transmitted or utilized in any form or by any means‚ electronic‚ mechanical‚ photocopying‚ recording or otherwise‚ without permission in writing from the Publishers. SAGE Publications Ltd 6 Bonhill Street London EC2A 4PU SAGE Publications

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    Oh Mary

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    Oh Mary: A moving narrative about my deceased grandmother‚ Mary. Losing a best friend is the worst kind of feeling in a lifetime‚ is it not? On September 28th‚ 2008 I had lost my grandma due to cervical cancer. Her name was Mary Theresa Hammond and she was seventy-three years old when she had passed away. She was the only person in my life who loved me‚ cared about me‚ and understood me and much as she did. Nobody has ever been closer to my heart than she once was. The relationship between us was

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    facet. With that being said‚ although the American Dream was constantly altering‚ Benjamin Franklin still believed in the idea of the pursuit of happiness. Ensuing America’s rapid emergence into a new time period‚ society’s original perception of the American Dream would begin to falter. Considering this change‚ the initial American Dream

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    long list of names of men and women who have shaped the united states. But none were quite as quirky and inventive as the man himself‚ Benjamin Franklin. From a young age‚ Franklin was intelligent and rebellious. He grew up reading books‚ and causing mischief. His early life had a large impact on the man he became near to his death. As the youngest son‚ Benjamin had the hardest time finding his place. He learned debate from his father‚ which go on to help him negotiate with england the terms

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    Mary mahoney

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    African American Medical Pioneers: Mary Eliza Mahoney (1845-1926) Mary Eliza Mahoney was the first black professional nurse in America‚ and an active organizer among African American nurses. She was born in Boston‚ on May 7‚ 1845‚ the oldest of three children. At the age of 18‚ she decided to pursue a career in nursing‚ working at the progressive New England Hospital for Women and Children. In 1878‚ at age 33‚ she was accepted in that hospital’s nursing school‚ the first professional nursing

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    From the beginnings of Benjamin Komoeties’s childhood‚ he has always had a great love for water‚ in the form of streams and lakes‚ and a great love for playing on these water bodies with ships. As a young boy‚ Benjamin plays with small wooden boats and beetle-men‚ but as he advances in age and gathers more and more life experience‚ he finds himself on the coast of a vast ocean‚ where he is an assistant for Caliel September‚ and later an oarsman for John Benn. Matthee cleverly uses the boats that

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    Benjamin Yearns for the Storyteller of Old In the Story Teller by Walter BenjaminBenjamin believes a story should reveal life experiences‚ should teach‚ and that stories should‚ above all‚ be memorable. In addition‚ Benjamin believes that stories should be true. He prefers a story to a novel because a story speaks directly to a reader. Unfortunately‚ with the rise of the printing press‚ there was a decline in storytelling. The printing press caused the novel to dominate. As opposed to the novel

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