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    Myles Horton

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    share similar relationship’s with people‚ but they are practiced together frequently. “Song‚ music and food are integral parts of education at Highlander. Music is one way for people to express their traditions‚ longings‚ and determination” (158). Myles Horton seemed certainly aware of the importance music had at Highlander‚ but never expressed it further than this quote from near the end of his autobiography‚ The Long Haul. How big of a role did music play in the Highlander education? Producing a

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    Myles Horton

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    Popular American educator and Civil Rights Movement activist‚ Myles Horton‚ was born at the turn of the 20th century on July 5‚ 1905 in Savannah‚ Tennessee. At the age of 19‚ he enrolled in Cumberland College where he served as a major catalyst for social change – leading a rebellion against the hazing of freshman by fraternal organizations. In 1927‚ Horton began teaching Bible classes to poor community members who lived in the mountains. It was his love for mankind and determination to manifest

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    In his book the pursuit of purpose‚ the late Dr Myles Munroe describes Identity as a question of “Who am I?” He further explains that every human being in the world‚ regardless of who they are has to answer that question to live a full life. Many people in the world have not answered that question because everyone is born into a world where one’s identity is predetermined for them; even before their birth. Fikile was no exception to this. She was born a girl with black skin; into a world where the

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    “Releasing your Potential” was written by a bestselling author Dr. Myles Munroe. He is a lecturer‚ teacher‚ coach‚ and leadership mentor and also a multi-gifted international motivational speaker and business consultant. He has published numerous best-selling books including: Understanding Your Potential‚ The Purpose and Power of Love and Marriage‚ and Rediscovering the Kingdom. He addresses some critical issues affecting every aspect of human‚ social‚ and spiritual development. This book is an approach

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    The Long Haul

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    Abstract The author‚ Myles Horton‚ does a very well job by giving his readers a vision image of what went on in his life. The author took a lot of short person stories and made them into a very powerful book that opened many people’s eyes. Mr. Horton did not see himself has a leader‚ he merely saw himself as an educator. He believed all people should understand things for themselves based on their experiences and knowledge. He wanted to show why he Highlander and for who he started it for. The

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    Myles Munroe believes that‚ “The value of life is not in its duration‚ but in its donation. You are not important because of how long you live‚ you are important because of how effective you live.” People in the world have their own view on life‚ but as Munroe states‚ it’s not about how long a person lives but the effectiveness of what they have done with their life because it affects how the future generations will turn out. Throughout time and space‚ people have debated about what the purpose of

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    The book What If: Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions by Randall Munroe is a book that includes a series of hypothetical questions that the author‚ a famous American cartoonist‚ tries to explain or answer in a scientific and clear way. However‚ this book is not a good book because it has no plot‚ doesn’t involve developed characters and also has no chronological sequence. To begin‚ the book does not have a plot. This can be seen in the text‚ it states‚ “A brief story the official

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    Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions Randall Munroe Nonfiction and Humor There are 320 pages First Person Point of View The setting differentiates between each question or even different parts of each question. It’s normally on Earth‚ but sometimes it is on some other planet - or moon. It also changes time depending on the situation. On some‚ it’s millions of years into the future‚ millions of years in the past‚ or at about this day and age. Randall Munroe‚ the author‚ is the one speaking through the

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    Randall Munroe‚ is exactly what it says on the cover‚ “Serious scientific answers to absurd hypothetical questions”. The purpose of the book is to explain in detail answers to crazy questions that aren’t necessary possible on Earth. The book is set up where it provides a questions and then the next few pages are dedicated to explaining the answer. There are also pages every once in awhile with weird and worrying questions that he doesn’t answer but provides a funny cartoon with it. Randall Munroe provides

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    Razed Up Myles Dunigan’s piece titled Razed Up. This work of art displays the 2016 Pacific States Biennial North American Juried Print Exhibition at Campus Center Room 301. It is one of the art that recognized as Honorable Mention because of the uniqueness and the way Dunigan did his work. This piece is an intaglio monoprint with hand coloring. Dunigan uses an abundance of unclear and clear lines all over his work‚ makes it look like texture together with the small dots. The lines are everywhere

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