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    the class‚ I was introduced to two interesting terms: confiscation and fusion. Both words have the meaning of taking other people’s things as their own. However‚ “confiscation” has more negative feeling than “fusion”. There is one thing to draw the line between confiscation and fusion‚ whether the people who took other people’s culture view that culture

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    What is it The Baseball Color Line (also known as the color barrier) was an unwritten rule that did not allow African Americans to play Major League Baseball in the states from 1884 until 1946. Owners forced African Americans out of the game. It applied to dark skinned who were of Latin descent‚ as well as blacks. There was also a gentleman’s agreement made to keep out certain races by owners. Some leagues did not spell it out in their policies about keeping out blacks‚ but some of the older ones

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    COMM 1113 – Fall 2013 A Persuasive Speech on Stopping the Twerk Epidemic. General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to take action against the twerk epidemic by                                      explaining what twerking is‚ why twerking needs to be stopped‚ and                                 ways to stop it. Organizational Pattern: Topical Design INTRODUCTION I. Attention Getter: Imagine this‚ you walk into your daughters room and find her body

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    was limited to four colors I was successful at creating an image with a foreground‚ middle ground‚ and background. Along with depth‚ the texture of the flower is another cohesive aspect that brings the entire piece together. Drawing 1 Still Life Final Within this still life‚ I was assigned to create a piece that realistically portrayed what was in front of me. To enhance the dark and light moments I used chiaroscuro. While creating the piece I felt that I was successful in creating a composition that

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    Many people wonder if Shakespeare is still relevant in the 21st century. Think about this: the issues Shakespeare wrote about were issues that many people have to face in their lifetime and have remained unchanged. His themes are also timeless themes which means they will never go out of date they will be relevant forever. Shakespeare‚ therefore‚ is still very relevant and should be continued to be taught in high school. Shakespeare’s themes in his play are timeless‚ themes such as love‚ friendship

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    IS SHAKESPEARE STILL RELEVANT TODAY? NAME: Danielle LLoyd In secondary schools today we force our children to study Shakespeare from first form through to till fifth form and for those fortunate few also in sixth form. Ironically it is only the famous works that make it unto the syllabus. Plays like Merchant of Venice‚ King Lear‚ Henry the fifth‚ A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream and Macbeth are some of the few Shakespearean works we are exposed to‚ unless we go find others and read. Interestingly

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    In the United States justice is defined as equal treatment of all its citizens under the law. When one citizen is mistreated an injustice has been committed against all people. Affirmative Action is a program whose purpose is to make sure that citizens are treated equally by enforcing a set of policies which are designed to promote the inclusion of all individuals regardless of race‚ disability‚ sex‚ or religion. In the United States democracy we are all equal‚ but some groups have been enjoying

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    Voice of Democracy “Is our Constitution still relevant?” 225 years ago‚ 39 out of 55 delegates signed the Supreme Law of America‚ a law that symbolized freedom and independence; a law that made America what it is today. This paramount law was called the United States Constitution. The Constitution was designed to accomplish two primary objectives: First‚ to institute a government that would effectively exercise rights and privileges of the people. Second‚ to protect the individual rights we have

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    and an artist all in a matter of days. Throughout the week‚ I found satisfaction in thinking that I had attempted and completed numerous activities. This thought‚ however‚ vanished as I stumbled upon a fifty foot tall tower of intimidation: the zip line. Throughout the day‚ I stared in awe at all of the girls being consumed into the tunnel of leaves that sat under the sky. They climbed a fifty foot tree with the assistance of metal rings protruding from the bark‚ sat on a wooden plank when they

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    Is the constitution still relevant today? Some would say that it is not and never has been. However‚ I happen to think otherwise. The constitution was written to establish our rights and freedoms as citizens. In my opinion the constitution is still relevant today. When you think of the different parts of the constitution it all makes sense. We have the amendments and our rights‚ the amendments clarify the duties of the government and branches. The bill of rights is focused on the people and their

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