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    Bias In Super Size Me

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    particular view or opinion. It is important when creating a documentary that all opinions and views are recognised and explored in the film and that it doesn’t focus entirely on one side of the story. An example of a documentary that is biased is Super Size Me‚ directed by Morgan Spurlock. The documentary primarily focuses on the detrimental effects of fast food and it does not mention any positive effects it could have. The documentary shows Spurlock living off McDonald’s food for 30 days in order to display

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    In both Jesse Andrews’ Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich’s Diary Of Anne Frank‚ the authors portray the theme of remaining optimistic through the most unfathomable situations imaginable can help the people around one enjoy the gift of life‚ even if they are suffering severe heartbreak and injustice. It also gave them the ultimate control over their lives‚ because even though they were eventually defeated by the difficulties they faced‚ their spirits were victorious

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    My music piece‚ titled ‘Give me Liberty or Give me Death’‚ is a representation of not only the beautiful‚ endless possibilities in the American future‚ but the darker‚ more sinister face of the time. For literature I chose Edgar Allen Poe. His writing was not only captivating‚ but was darker than some may find comfortable. It demonstrates the far more wicked side of the Romanticism Period‚ and it makes quite a few appearances in my piece. For art‚ I chose Hudson River school. The works of the

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    Parental friendship is wonderful bond between the child and parent that is essential for a solid development throughout the child’s health and survival. Parents share every difficult moment in their child’s life and continuously know the way to encourage them to grow up. Studies show that the attachment between the parent and child helps them become a more secure‚ compassionate‚ and a peaceful human being. Parents are experienced in life and they will surely position the child to go on the right

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    different effects on many people. It affected people at home and obviously greatly affected those who were fighting in Vietnam. An excerpt from Everything We Had by Al Santoli and Beginning and Arrival‚ excerpts from If I Die in a Combat Zone: Box Me Up and Send Me Home by Tim O’Brien‚ are memoirs that explore the effects and influences of war on two young men. Tim O’Brien wrote about his own experiences in the war‚ and in the piece of work by Santoli‚ he tells about the events of a soldier named Robert

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    “Who Understands Me But Me‚” by Jimmy Santiago Baca‚ is about an author talking about life in prison. It explains how life would be behind bars.explaining how you should choose your path the correct way and make good decisions in life. Also how hard it is to get your life back together after prison because it changes your life. To get your life together before it all goes bad. How you need to think things through in life before you do them. Also how hard it could be getting your life back together

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    World Around Me

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    Around Me "You have a four-fold life to live: a body‚ a brain‚ a heart and a soul . . . these are your living tools. To use and develop them is not a task. . . . It is a golden opportunity." This is a quote from my favorite book‚ I Dare You. The book is about striving to be your best in everything you do‚ this particular quote is talking about the main keys of life‚ and these keys can be obtained through sports. I am an athlete. I run track and I play basketball. Sports are important to me because

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    You'Re Not the Boss of Me

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    You’re Not The Boss Of Me - Yvonne van Dongen North & South The magazine article from North & South called ‘You’re Not The Boss Of Me’ by Yvonne van Dongen is about teenagers and the question; are parents affecting the adolescence of today? It made me think about how shocking the new generation of teenagers are‚ and how parents may be more at fault than the teenager. Teenagers have changed a lot over the ages. They seem to think they’re above everyone else and can do whatever they want. “The

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    What Is Freedom to Me?

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    What Freedom Is To Me Since July 4th‚ 1776 the United States has a free country. Citizens of the United States have freedom of speech‚ religion‚ and many other things. Webster’s definition of freedom is‚ "the condition of being free of restraints." To me freedom plays a large role in my life. Three things that would be freedom for me are going where ever I wish‚ actions without negative consequences‚ and morality to my standards. The first example of freedom for me would be being able

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    The Monster Inside Me

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    continued. “Five minutes on stage.” They went out the door. I was stunned. Everything happened in just a blink of an eye. I worked so hard for this role and everything was meant to be. I couldn’t accept the fact that someone is better than me. Someone that can make the choreographers and directors think for a second thought. I wasn’t satisfied. I went up the stage and argued with the director. Thinking of something that could make him change his decision. “Your figure is not what we want

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