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    Objective Journalism

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    Those who are open to personal values influencing journalistic practice have criticized the issue of objective reporting by journalists. This is because of the present unbalance between journalists’ freedom and responsibility; their role as representatives of the Fourth Estate and their freedom and need to communicate and uphold ideas and values (Hirst & Patching 2005). There are many criteria for ‘good’ journalism and objectivity and has long been considered a vital factor‚ however is it fair to

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    parking lot 9 West. I arrived at lot 9 West at approximately 2039 hours. I made contact with Wichita State University student‚ PAULINE. PAULINE reports on 04/27/2016‚ at approximately 1820 hours‚ she was in lot 21 West inside her 2001 green Dodge Durango. She said she had just left her class. PAULINE stated she had her driver side window open and her doors were unlocked. PAULINE reports she was using her black Android phone talking to her friend. While she was talking to her friend on the phone she said

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    Gangs As A Social Problem

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    “A social problem is one that concerns the way in which people live together in society.” This quote by Pauline Hanson signifies the fact that every social problem is associated to one another. They all work hand in hand‚ which affects society as a whole either in a positive or negative manner. Social problems such as those categorized as economic problems can provoke other dilemmas such as alcoholism‚ drug abuse‚ unemployment‚ or even crimes. Poverty‚ an example of an economic problem‚ is portrayed

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    Tracks by Louise Erdrich

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    Chapter 2‚ Pauline Summary Pauline says that Fleur drowns for the first time when she is a child. Another time‚ Fleur washes up from the lake when she is fifteen. The men that are there die soon after. After these incidents‚ men are wary of Fleur. People think the lake monster Misshepeshu desires her. It is hoped Fleur will be good‚ but after her recuperation with Nanapush‚ she becomes strange. Pauline is intimidated by her mysticism‚ which includes her tracks turning into animal paws. Pauline thinks

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    because she felt comfortable and normal. Pauline was delighted by Cholly’s conservations since Pauline was from the country and Cholly was more of a city boy it was a different experience for Pauline because he brought laughter and joy to her life. They were young and their hearts were filled with enjoyed and they had decided to take on a new life together marriage of

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    Tracks Trickster

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    narrated by two characters Pauline and Nanapush. In this story there is much symbolism and trickery. A trickster character is one who can take various forms such as animal and human or play tricks with their words using them as a form of verbal torture or trickery. A few characters in Tracks could be considered as trickster characters such as Nanapush‚ a Native American man who plays a more traditional character and Pauline the other narrator of the story. Pauline comes off as a trickster character

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    of love and dust

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    Bonbon) and black woman (Pauline Guerin)‚ as well as a black man (Marcus Payne) with a white woman (Louise Bonbon). Although the love between Sidney Bonbon‚ the overseer of the plantation‚ and Pauline Guerin‚ who happens to be Bonbons mistress‚ is not clear in the beginning of the novel‚ it becomes more obvious as Gaines strike up a love interest in the two couples moving further into the story. The second couple the reader encounters is the love spark between Marcus and Pauline. At first it is all revenged

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    experiences and to break out the warmth of her comfort zone. Pauline Guintoli is a high school student who was born in the exquisite country of France. She comes from the large city of Toulouse‚ which is often called the “Southern Paris.” as she has often wondered what life would be like outside of her bustling city or away from her demanding boarding school. With both girls longing to travel and have adventures of their own‚ they applied

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    oppressing is while playing poker with the en from Kozka’s Butcher Shop. At this time in history‚ Native Americans were just pushed into reservations and white males were taking the women out of the reservations to claim as wives. This is shown in both Pauline‚ the narrator‚ and Lily‚ Fleur’s main aggressor. Lily is part White American as well as male‚ so he treats Fleur with little to no respect. The way Fleur reacts to this disrespect is unlike most women with or without her curse. Modern day women still

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    in this well written novel about native american tribes that have to give up their land and adapt to the white society. The writer uses Fleur Pillager to express these female powers through her character. While Fleur had always had these powers‚ Pauline turns towards god to seek power from him. Erdrich uses magic realism when she implies that Fleur has special powers that enable her to swim with the water spirit Misshepeshu‚ drown and still live‚ and call upon a storm to kill men who attack her

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