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    Evita-Musical Production

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    Evita was a very well rounded musical production. All aspects of the production‚ including the singing‚ dancing‚ lighting‚ scenic design‚ and stage projections produced a great show. Not only were the actors on stage talented‚ but the use of light and video projection enhanced the performance and was one of the highlights throughout the show. I specifically enjoyed when the white curtain became the train of Evita’s dress and was used as a projection screen while it was attached to her. I have seen

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    Is GE of humans likely? For plants like Roundup Ready soybeans and animals like the cats above‚ the technology already exists and is in actual use to some extent. For humans‚ Fukuyama seems to believe that it can occur as soon as the main obstacles are overcome. One main obstacle is the complexity of the relationship between DNA and human traits. Will we ever know which genes influence intelligence and master how to manipulate them? However‚ as computer technology and understanding of genetic

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    other aspects will become prevalent. • Even more discrimination against certain groups/families in the community even. Selective Breeding. • True belief that behavior has strong genetic basis → may breed humans like we breed animals. • Eugenics → popular in the early 1990s. • For eg. Nazi Germany → became genocide. • Screen embryos for behavioral traits → choose abortion if deemed necessary. Confidentiality. • Human genome project → enormous databases on genetic characteristics

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    Fanaticism of Pure Race in the Early 1900’s Throughout history we have seen how humans must adapt or evolve to survive. But Germans took it to far by promulgating a purification of a race and tweaking the meaning of survival into races. In the early 1900’s the German society acted to convey the purification of their race called the German Volk‚ where women were persuaded to stay home and reproduce beautiful German children‚ suppress abortion‚ and sterilizing people from other races. The Nazis viewed

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    Euthanasia: A Moral Dilemma

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    1 Introduction Euthanasia has grown to be one the biggest debates prevailing in Canada. It draws in the issue of morals‚ healthcare‚ and society. Euthanasia and physician assisted suicide provokes many emotions out of Canadian citizens. The ever present “Right to Die” and “Right to Live” groups are constantly trying to impose their strong views on Canadian society. Even with the influence of these protesting groups‚ the growing debate between euthanasia and whether it should be legalized is

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    most common‚ especially with World War II; Hitler’s main focus was to eliminate group B and replacing it with group A individuals‚ in turn‚ making group B people extinct. In 1859‚ Charles Darwin published The Origin of Species. It had no greater effect on anyone other than his cousin‚ Francis Galton‚ who was rather interested in the theory of natural selection. He began to conduct investigations into the importance of heredity factors in the physical and mental makeup of a person. Darwin and Galton

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    using the formal elements of design and composition and bringing in a mechanical aesthetic‚ that used geometric abstraction and elementary forms to traverse the gap between artist and viewer. Conceptual art emerged as a protest against the former minimalist movement‚ though they both were evident around the same time. Conceptualism honed in on the idea and thought process of art more so than the outcome‚ it was focused on devaluation of the art object‚ and in many cases moved away from the notion of

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    intellectual ability. History is controlled and rewritten to suit the needs of the state. All of this is done in the name of social stability. When one looks beneath the surface of this perfect society it becomes evident that it is nothing of the sort. Eugenics‚ social conditioning‚ and anti-depressant drugs have solved many of the problems faced by many modern societies; poverty‚ class tension and overpopulation; but at the costs of individuality. The citizens of Brave New World are engineered to suit

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    acquiring‚ saving‚ and hoarding." Oxford University Press‚ 2007. 3. Holdbrook‚ M. B. "Consumer Value: A Framework for Analysis and Research” Taylor & Francis e-Library ed. Routledge. 2002. 4. Francine‚ J. "Minimalism around the World: Danshari." Miss minimalist‚ 11 Aug. 2011. Web. 19 April 2012. 5. Kupfermann‚ J. "The hoarder fights back." Solo Syndication Ltd. News Paper article. January 2‚ 2011. 6. Tolin‚ D. F. “A Clutter Too Deep for Mere Bins and Shelves.” Nytimes.com. The New York Times‚ 1 January

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    What Is Genetic Altering?

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    bottom of the socioeconomic scale‚ we will see a biological stratification vivid enough to mock American values.” Wright continues to express the dangers that accompany this “biological stratification”. “If the government does try to ban certain eugenic maneuvers‚ some rich parents will visit clinics in more permissive nations‚ and then come home to bear their tip-top children.”(Wright) As if the rich don’t have enough advantages over the rest of the world‚ their children will have an even bigger

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