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    In the excerpt from The Great Influenza‚ author John M. Barry writes about scientists and their research. He uses rhetorical strategies such as imagery and rhetorical questions when he is describing the scientific research that the scientists are doing. By doing this‚ Barry characterizes the scientific research perfectly and the reader is able to understand the life of a scientist more. Barry uses imagery in the excerpt to allow the reader to understand the life of a scientists and how they do

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    are played due to steroid use are Lance Armstrong and Barry Bonds. Barry Bonds was drafted by the San Francisco Giants as a senior in high-school. (Bonds‚Np). He was a magnificent player. Barry had seven MVP awards the most in history of baseball. That is until he ruined his career by getting caught using steroids. Bond’s was charge with perjury and obstruction of justice in the matter of his testimony in the BALCO steroid affair. Barry lost a lot of fans after this affair and people started

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    John M. Barry describes in detail about many ideas relating to this event‚ including the side of a scientist and the methodologies of research.  The author analyzed the tactics and qualities of scientists of the time to paint a picture of uncertainty and certainty that faced the early 20th century affected by the flu. To convey to his audience what a scientist’s or researcher’s role consists of‚ Barry uses syntax‚ exemplification‚ figurative language‚ and diction to elaborate.      Barry begins the

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    Cited: Boshman‚ Merced‚ Julie‚ Michael. "Borders ’ Bankruptcy Shakes Industry ." Media and Advertising . New York Times‚ 16.02.2011. Web. 15 Feb 2012. . Fisher‚Schoenfeldt‚Shaw‚ First. Human Resource Management. 6. Boston‚ New York: Houghton Mifflin Company‚ 2006. 89. Hr Spectrum. "CAHRS New Partner Profile:Amazon.com Hiring People Who Want to Build." Centre for Advanced Human Recourses Studies. CAHRS‚ n.d. Web. 15 Feb 2012

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    that body type but‚ the images of ultra-thin‚ young‚ large breasted‚ white women are far from true. These images we see are either airbrushed‚ computer enhanced or completely false (Shaw and Lee 213). Today’s models weigh about 23 percent less than the average woman and this fact alone sends many women into despair (Shaw and Lee 213). It’s not just the women who are trying to live up to idealized images that the media puts out there‚ it is men as well. When it comes to how media will objectify women

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    Social Class in Pygmalion

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    “Pygmalion”‚ by George Bernard Shaw‚ is a modern metamorphosis of the story Pygmalion‚ legendary sculptor and king of Cyprus‚ who fell in love with his own statue of Aphrodite. At his prayer‚ Aphrodite brought the statue to life as Galatea. In his own play‚ Shaw reveals a twist in the Greek myth‚ where by he transformers a flower girl into a duchess through the power of speech. The author uses this mythology to portray aspects of Victorian England common social class classification. The author uses

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    Infantry commanded by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw during the Civil War. Question Why was the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer important during the Civil War? Structure and Sources This paper will first include the prelude to the 54th Volunteer Mass Regiment and how they started. This first section will include the history behind regiment and volunteer black regiments during the Civil War. It will also contain the origins of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw and how he came to command the 54th. The important

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    Massachusetts Infantry. This infantry became the first black unit to fight in the Civil War for the North. The unit was formed up of black soldiers; some Northern freemen‚ and some were slaves that had escaped. The leader was General Robert Gould Shaw‚ the son of one of the top Boston abolitionists. The men of the 54th Regiment proved themselves worthy of the freedom for which they were fighting for and to gain the respect of their fellow white soldiers they fought with. Although the white soldiers

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    penalize a man more harshly if he was black‚ rather he judged them based on skill and wit. In addition‚ he did not hesitate to admonish Col. Shaw‚ when he did something unjustified. He was not afraid to share his opinion about what he thought Shaw was doing wrong‚ and while it seemed wrong of him to do so‚ it had a positive outcome. Had he not confronted Shaw

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    demand complicated staging‚ though it does offer lush scenic possibilities‚ as both the film and the musical demonstrated. Shaw’s satire seems muted‚ and for many the play creates its own rather warm world and evokes an era poignantly‚ almost lovingly. Shaw appears to be honestly fond of all his characters‚ even Henry‚ whose introduction in the stage directions sets Shaw’s tone: ``he is so entirely frank and void of malice that he remains likeable even in his least reasonable moments.’’ For a curmudgeon

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