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    Hall Of the Bulls, Lascaux

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    Fernandez 6-5-14 Hall Of the Bulls‚ Lascaux This magnificent painting dates back to Lascaux‚ France 15‚000-13‚000 B.C.E. It was found on cave walls and it is said to represent one of the earliest examples of artistic expression. We can see that this piece was created during the Paleolithic period because; they are images walls using paint on limestone. We can see that the primitive people used natural rock contours‚ which suggested the animal’s volumes and portrayed real representations

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    Hull House

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    Urban experiences in Chicago are explained very well throughout the readings from the Hull House articles. They give real world insight to what the time was like back then. The Hull House was founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr in 1889 and was the most famous Settlement House in the United States. The first section that I chose to read was the “Beginnings of Settlement Life In Chicago” and the area of The Experiment in Chicago. Making the Hull House available to those who were not fortunate

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    Chasing Pavements

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    Paul lives a life of conflict‚ feeling as though he has a life that is unsuited for him and he wants to live more extravagantly. Instead of pushing toward his goals by finishing school and earning his way to the top‚ Paul makes a very selfish decision. Recently after reading the story “Paul’s Case” I heard a song by Adele called “Chasing Pavements” which immediately reminded me of Paul’s Case. “Should I give up‚ or should I just keep chasing pavements?...” sings Adele. It takes patience and perseverance

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    Art George Washington

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    Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington is called the “Lansdowne” painted in the 1800‚ it is located in the American Wing; room Anthony W. and Lulu C. Wang Galleries of Eighteen–century American Art. It is an oil canvas painting displayed upright against the wall near the corridor‚ dimension are 48 x 37 in. This painting was lent to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stienhardt in 2008. Alongside the George Washington portrait there are other portraits by Gilbert Stuart’s‚ such as “Matilda

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    Nathan Hale

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    Yale was strict but did not revolve around studies all the time‚ Hale and his brother played sports. They also joined a literary and debating society called Linonia during their sophomore‚ which was founded in 1753. The brothers stayed in Connecticut Hall together. Hale was described as ‘Almost 6ft‚ perfectly proportional in figure and manners‚ over flowing with good humor and was the idol of all his acquaintances.” by Dr. Eneas Munsen. Also his classmates and the schools officials said he was “unusually

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    Political Organizations

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    John Kelly‚ Richard Croker‚ and Charles F. Murphy leading the New York organization from Tammany Hall‚ they dominated the politics in New York City for almost a century. Other boss’s included “Hinky Dink” Kenna‚ James McManes‚ and Christopher “Blind Boss” Buckley. All of these bosses followed the precedent started by William M. Tweed. William M. Tweed fought his way through the ranks of Tammany Hall from a city alderman all the way to being a New York State assemblyman. Tweed was a man of culture

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    Boss Tweed

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    William Marcy Tweed‚ aka "Boss Tweed‚" began as a New York City volunteer fireman but worked his way up the political ladder. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1853. In 1858‚ he rose to the head of Tammany Hall‚ the central organization of the Democratic Party in New York‚ and was later elected to the New York State Senate in 1867. Tweed gathered around him a small ring of bigwigs who controlled New York City’s finances. Tweed’s Ring essentially controlled New York City until

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    Metamorphosis of a Day Amanda Araki-Young Tutorial Leader: Martin October 9th‚ 2012 Passage #1 In the short story “Stuart” by Zadie Smith‚ the author uses striking and strong language which has a powerful affect on the passage as well as the story as a whole. The narrator uses critical opinions while describing how the day and how people change. Need to put in a thesis. What are you trying to say in the story. What specifically do you want to focus on? Physical‚ behavioral etc changes?

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    Hall Pageant Experience

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    1.This academic year I served as Sampson & Young Hall Pageant Cooridnator with the guidians of another coworker who has put together pageants before and even won a few in her day. Unfornately I didn’t recived any guidan to assist me on this task. The task was to put on the Sampson & Young Hall Pageant to crown a Mr. Sampson and Miss Young for this acedmic year. The action I told was to ensure that even if my coworker was here practice would continue‚ I had to reach out and ask for assist to former

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    The Divine Right of Kings

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    predominant? The idea of the divine right was at its highest point in England and Scotland when the House of Stuart reigned. The French also followed this dictum‚ especially during the rule of Louis XIV. The Stuarts ruled England and Scotland during most of the 1600’s and early 1700’s. They were harsh‚ undemocratic rulers without thought for the people. They only thought of themselves. The first Stuart to rule England was James IV of Scotland. After becoming King he change his tittle to James I of England

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