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    challenges to overcome and different obstacles to face. In the spring of 2016‚ the UNA Softball team faced many challenges before becoming National Champions. From beginning to end‚ the Lady Lions did not have it so easy‚ as many thought it seemed. With a 60-7 record we faced losses‚ not only on the field but off the field as well. Before the season began‚ the chances of winning a National Championship seemed far out of reach. I felt like I was in high school again. The team was sectioned off into

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    Paul D’Angelo’s narration of "The Step not Taken‚" consists of a structure which can be analyzed through archetypal theory. The author experiences all the stages of a monomyth during the narration. Paul‚ in the story‚ acts himself as both the benevolent guide and the trickster through an internal force. He questions himself on both sides of the argument created during his narration. Paul’s experience with a distraught stranger has him search for answers on how one should respond to another’s suffering

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    “The Step Not Taken” by Paul D’Angelo is a short story that demonstrates the archetype of monomyth‚ or hero’s journey. The three stages of a monomyth are separation‚ struggle or initiation and return and reintegration. This essay will examine how these three stages are prevalent in “The Step not Taken‚” by examining the narrative and other popular stories featuring a monomyth archetype. To begin‚ the narrator is our protagonist and hero. The protagonist is called to an adventure in the first stage

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    The Olympics of 1936 The Olympics are a thrilling event for the whole world. The Olympics of 1936‚ one of the greatest sports events in history‚ brought great talent in the African American runner Jesse Owens. The Olympics of 1936 had many ups and downs. Many people believe that it was Hitler’s fame that brought the games to Berlin. The Olympics were assigned in Berlin in1930 before Hitler was the leader of Germany .Hitler gave all the German athletes their medals when they won. Hitler greeted

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    Taken The movie Taken written by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen and directed by Pierre Morel‚ hit theaters across the country in January of 2009. This movie was a mix between an action‚ adventure and thrilling film. The story started with a man named Liam‚ his ex wife named Lenore and their seventeen year old daughter‚ Kim. The trouble started when Kim convinced her father to let her go to France with her friend Amanda. The girls traveled to Paris‚ and when they first arrived in the unknown

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    following to BEGIN an examination of Olympic Controversies. Consider the following questions as you develop your own presentation: Is there a common root for all Olympic Controversies? Are some or were some controversies media driven? Do the Olympics and the media thrive off of controversy? Do the controversies affect the actual games? What is at the heart of the Olympics‚ the spirit of competition or something else? Going for Gold A History of Olympic Controversies From the beginning‚ controversy

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    The Olympic Games are an event athletes train their entire lives for. What some do not know‚ however‚ is that the Olympic Games originated in Greece and were held at Olympia‚ in Zeus’s honor‚ as he was the God of all Gods. Although there were several events held in other god’s honors‚ this is the one that is still around‚ occurring every four years in different parts of the world. Winning or even placing in the events the Olympic Games host is a great honor for yourself and for your country. This

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    History and Origin of the Ancient Olympic Games Stephanie Butcher History 301 History of Ancient Greece 05/26/2012 Introduction The ancient Olympic games represent a part of Ancient Greek history that the world continues to celebrate today. Every four years world nations gather at a specific site to compete in the Olympic games. This coming together of world nations symbolizes a time of peace and unity among the world. With every victory came honor‚ glory and pride for the winning

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    A Right Old Shindig at the Cotswold Olimpicks The Daily Mail: 29 May 2005 Picture‚ title and sub-title: The headline is reversed-out of a colour picture of villagers apparently transporting straw bales in preparation for the eccentric “Olimpick” games celebrated in the Cotswold village of Chipping Campden. The use of the term “Olimpicks” would appear to be a deliberate archaisms – as it seems highly unlikely the Cotswold games were actually ever thus known. The strap byline attributes the story

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    Nazi Propaganda and the 1936 Olympics The 1936 Olympics was Germany’s chance to show the world they were a stable and peaceful nation. Germany had been awarded the right to host the Games in 1931 before the Third Reich had come to power. When Hitler assumed power in 1933 he quickly realized the great potential for Nazi propaganda. Not only did he want to show the world that Germany was now respectable‚ but also that the Aryan race was superior.

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