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    language. I hated the unwanted attention my language barrier brought towards me. One day as I was called on to read a page from a short story named "Frog and Toad Are Friends" as I read ; I recall blushing in embarrassment due to my peer’s ongoing laughter on how funny I pronounced the words. My body became tense my face burned more as time passed. When I felt like I couldn’t take the humiliation any longer I stood up and walked out the class. My teacher soon followed after me and offered her time

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    Foundations of Mythology Short Answers Crystal Jones HUM/105 February 7‚ 2014 Professor Rosemary Sykes How is the word myth used popularly? For example‚ what does the statement‚ “It’s a myth” mean? In contrast‚ how is the word myth used in the academic context? After considering the things in the definition in your textbooks and course materials‚ write a definition in your own words. The word myth is used in stories told people don’t know if the stories told are true or not. My personal

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    the stereotypical elements we see in the depiction of the inmates‚ guards‚ and African Americans. Together maybe we can understand the hidden under tones of this silly movie. The hilarious movie The Longest Yard brought many viewers to tears from laughter. I myself did not laugh during this movie. The stereotypical ways our society views African Americans was portrayed heavily throughout the film. Let’s take a look at one scene I found particularly disturbing. Crewe(Sandler)‚ while constructing

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    humorously believed that “if we imagine no worse of them than they of themselves‚ they may pass for excellent men‚” (159). They were fully entertained by the performance and found it hilarious. However‚ “I must confess... more merry tears the passion of loud laughter never shed‚” (147). I‚ respectfully‚ do not agree with the King’s philosophy. Yet‚ we all agree that this play will leave you begging for “no epilogue... For [their] play needs no excuse... For when the players are all dead‚ there need

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    the number one killer of black people. He paused so I was thinking he was going to say police or maybe other black people‚ but no. I was shocked when he shouted‚ “Salt.” Since my mother is a doctor‚ I knew it was true but that didn’t stop the tears of laughter that came running down my face. Then it hit me. “When is the last time I went to the doctor?” I couldn’t really remember so I asked‚ “Why haven’t I been to the doctor?” Here I am‚ the son of a Doctor‚ educated‚ and with free health care

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    Talma is a beautiful‚ talented‚ educated women that comes from an affluent family. She is‚ “A fairylike blonde in floating white draperies…. laughter in clear blue eyes…. all the subtle allurements of birth wealth and culture about the exquisite creature.” (pg.5) Along with this her whiteness is emphasized when they note how‚ “tears poured over her white face” (pg. 19). These qualities and physical traits are not affected or influenced by her having “Negro blood”. They wouldn’t have

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    It was 2009 and I had been in sixth grade for a couple of months. I was on the phone with one of my friends from school when my mom called through my door for me to come out into the living room. I ignored her and kept talking for a few minutes when she called me out again. I rolled my eyes and told my friend I would call her right back. I walked into the living room and it seemed odd to me that both my sisters and dad were all out there too. I watched my mom take a deep breath with my dad by her

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    wedding dress‚ to watching the ceremony and hearing what the vows really mean‚ and then finally to the reception‚ the celebration that made everyone say‚ “Congratulations‚ I am so happy for you.” Because this day was filled with such joy‚ happy tears‚ and laughter‚ my sister’s wedding was definitely a wedding I will never forget. One reason is‚ when asking people what is the one thing they remember most about a wedding‚ a typical response is “the dress.” When my sister had asked me to help her get ready

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    both types fulfill their purpose-creating emotional stimuli- on some level. There is an unspoken‚ unseen connection between those in the seat and those in the stage. Both viewer and actor feed off each other‚ whether it is the subtle shedding of a tear from the front row or the impact of a tomato on an underwhelming performer’s face. There wouldn’t be an audience without actors and vice versa for the audience pays for a ticket to be entertained and the actor performs to entertain the audience.

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    The book begins with Totto-Chan’s mother knowing her daughter got expelled from school. Her mother realizes that Totto-Chan needs is a school where more freedom is permitted. So‚ she takes Totto-Chan to meet the headmaster of the new school‚ Mr. Kobayashi. The book describes the times that Totto-Chan has‚ the friends she makes‚ the lessons she learns‚ and the vibrant atmosphere that she indulges in. All of these presented to the reader through the eyes of a child. The reader sees the normal world

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