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    Modern Day Music Analysis

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    progressions using only three or four different triads. However the jazz musicians of the "Bebop Era" revolutionized music by creating progressions that used as many as seven different chords. Hence‚ modern music takes its fundamentals from jazz and uses various progressions of four to five different chords. Modern day music has adopted

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    Athena Role Model

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    When studying modern mythos in terms of comic books‚ I kept myself in the lense of female superheros being the goddesses of today. I use the comic books as the goddesses’ mythic narrative‚ but it also moves beyond written and into a visual medium which seems to be a very intriguing thing to the culture of our world today. The pictures and narrative storyline of the female superheroes provides a clear understanding of their purpose in the world created by the writers. When I posed a question of are

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    Celebrity Role Models

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    org/advice-for-parents/celebrity-role-models Celebrities Role Models Media Role Models Have a Huge Influence on Kids * By the time our kids are in middle school‚ they start to look to their peers for a sense of what’s socially acceptable or desirable. * Kids choose public personas as role models‚ but there are no guarantees that a star will stick to a lifestyle that kids can look up to -- or that parents will approve of. * Studies show a direct link between role models‚ advertising‚ and the effects

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    Modern Day Research Paper

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    recently in it‚ who greatly imitate Mary. A modern day Mary is a person of today‚ or has at least lived close to this era of time‚ who shows a significant amount of virtue‚ humility‚ modesty‚ and most importantly‚ has a correct and delicate conscience. However‚ a modern day Eve‚ is the exact opposite. This person may tend to lack modesty‚ virtue‚ and have a lax and desensitized conscience. A modern day Mary habitually judges correctly‚ whereas‚ a modern day Eve may be inclined to be lax and not care

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    Role Model Communicator:

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    opinion that Barack Obama is a role model communicator. President Obama has found a way to communicate his thoughts and ideas in a way that many people find acceptable. Prior to being a presidential nominee‚ Barack Obama was a senator for the state of Illinois. As senator he was known to be charismatic and an influential speaker. Politics aside‚ I think his style of communication to be ethical‚ effective‚ and honest. President Obama was able to become a modern day celebrity through his motivating

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    Writing and Role Model

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    Writing Guide: “Role Models” There’s no question that some people play a significant role in your life. Essays about how others have shaped who you are in positive ways can tell a lot about how you learn and how you relate to others. It’s important to remember that even though you are writing about an influential person; your essay must still be about you. Connect the lessons and influences from your role model back to your own life. The essay is always about you. STEP 1: Identify Your Role Model’s Impact

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    Actor and Role Models

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    status of role models‚ in particular for younger people. Thanks for the development of global entertainment industry‚ fame has come to more and more people all over the world‚ making celebrities intensively become the status of role models‚ especially for the young. However‚ this trend leaves both advantages and disadvantages on teenagers. In this essay‚ these sides of the issue will be examined. Teenagers will probably benefit from at least three positive influences provided by the role models of celebrities

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    Homeless Role Models

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    Summary of “Homelessness is Often Voluntary” “It is Difficult for Athletes to be Role Models” is an article written by Gary Sailes and originally published in the USA Today Magazine on September 11‚ 2001. The original title was "Professionals Athletes: Cultural Icons or Social Anomalies." This is a newspaper article by the Society for the Advancement of Education. Sailes relies entirely on his education being a sports sociologist and opinion in this article‚ the main point of which is

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    worldview

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    Part One: The term “worldview” is a very vague term and can be defined many different ways. According to Weider and Gutierrez (2012)‚ it means “a person’s philosophy of life.” (p. 51). A person’s worldview is what causes them to see things the way they do‚ and will impact most decisions they make in life. Part Two: The question of Origin‚ Identity‚ Meaning/purpose‚ Morality‚ and Destiny‚ are the 5 key questions that can help determine a person’s worldview. I will now answer these questions

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    Classical and Modern day Music From the 12th century to the 21st century music has been vital to everyday life. Whether the music is coming from the trumpet playing an old time classical or from the beat of a rapper raping his favorite tune or song; the creativity and passion for music starts to flow out of every person who lets it. Music had changed drastically over the years. Three ways music has changed is by adding instruments‚ changing the message‚ and by changing the purpose. A lot of people

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