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    Sister Act‚ a play based on the real movie and performed at NWHS is a musical about a lounge singer called Deloris Van Carter played by Kaylyn Battle who witnesses a murder by her boyfriend Vince when going to break up with him. As a result‚ the police sends her to a dying convent in San Francisco for her protection. The overall message of this play is that forgiveness‚ acceptance of what you have and sacrificing yourself for others makes you happier than you would be if you were rich and living

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    origins of racial categories in the American commercial recording industry‚ Roy explores the relationship between cultural segregation and race and how they are deeply intertwined and are reciprocal relationships. Roy utilizes a plethora of rhetorical devices to showcase how homology among societal structures creates racial segregation in music and in turn how racial segregation also parallels the societal structures. Roy argues that the early music industry of America has created a great divide

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    Humanistic and Cognitive view of Personality of Roy and Moss There will come a time in our lives wherein we will evaluate ourselves and will try to reach our maximum potential. Carl Rogers believed that humans have one basic motive‚ that is the tendency to self-actualize - i.e. to fulfill one ’s potential and achieve the highest level of ’human-beingness ’ we can (McLeod). In the IT Crowd’s episode‚ “Are we not Men?” the two main characters‚ Roy and Moss are in the process of self- actualization

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    Virginia Woolf initiations this Essay: What if Shakespeare Had Had a Sister? By being very dismayed about not being able to acquire an explanation on why men are richer than women or why women are poorer than men. She wants to make sure that she gets facts and not opinion. Thus she decided to visit the time of Elizabeth and discover why women did not write‚ but men were writing non-stop and achieving literary excellence. Shakespeare comes up and Woolf compares his writings to “enchanted spider webs

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    Title: My Sisters Keeper Author: Jodi Picoult In this My Sisters Keeper‚ Picoult brings up issues of moral ethics and family dynamics. She explores moral boundaries when it comes to saving a child’s life‚ but at the same time putting another child’s life in jeopardy. Throughout the novel I was amazed at the strength of Anna and Kate’s relationship. Anna struggled with her own identity but never complained when she had to give countless counts of blood and bone marrow to help her sister: “They

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    Baby Sister It was sunday‚ November‚20‚2010 and I was watching t.v when I heard the news. My mom called that the baby was here i was jumping with joy. It was cold outside so I put my jacket and my sister‚ my dad‚ and i went to the Englewood hospital. The weather was cold and the ride was long. When we got there we gave our information and went upstairs. When i saw she was a girl i was king of mad beacuse i wanted a baby brother not sister.my mo told me to carry her and i refused‚ but when i saw

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    Sara Ridenour‚ in her chapter entitled "Facebook’s little sister‚ Twitter."‚ elaborates on several different facets of Twitter that‚ in her point of view‚ lead to the development of greater tolerance and empathy towards each other amongst its users. She explains that Twitter users are not that concerned about the information they share on the website being public as they are aware that every other user’s information is also available which leads to their expectance of more tolerance. I only partially

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    well in texts like Sister Carrie and Death of a Salesman. While the American Dream was supposed to be a collective success at its initial stage‚ ambition‚ along with a pinch of greed and materialism were perfect ingredients to the realization of an American nightmare rather. The two above mentioned texts not only expose their readers to a fictitious American tragedy but they also reflect the downfall of the real American Dream that emerged in 1776 in the US society. Sister Carrie by Theodore

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    Critical Appreciation The poem analysed is "The Zebras" by Roy Campbell. It is a beautiful poem that uses vivid imagery to convey the theme. The theme being the beauty of nature and creation and also the freedom and zest for life that we as humans don’t have due confinement of our lives. In the poem Roy Campbell pays tribute to nature and he emphasizes this by its structure. The poem has no stanzas therefore represents freedom and adds a natural flow of the poem. However he does use some punctuation

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    1.) School violence occurs daily‚ openly or discreetly‚ most believe that school shooting is an epidemic by social media coverage of some serious school crime such as the Columbine and Roy High School. People believed that these school shooters are all alike being motivated through revenge of being bullied by their peers. Mythically they are always alone and have interests in weapons or characteristic of secluded behaviors. This often leaves them to become depressed and angry. In most cases‚ school

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