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    Music and books are active ingredients in our lives. They possess so much influential power which we use those influences everyday of our lives without even realizing it. We all have a favorite book that we read in elementary school or high school that taught us a lesson or that we related to. With that comes this influence that stays with us throughout our lives‚ we are able to take that influence and turn it into the reason we are the way we are or why we tend to make the decisions that we make

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    Representation of Youth in Media Today Kidulthood - A 2006 British (urban) Drama/ Tragedy/ Arthouse Film The traditional teenage gender roles are becoming slightly more blurred today as society changes and the dominant ideology moves on. The traditional stereotype of the teenage boy was one of the rebel‚ the teenage thug and gangster trouble maker and even though society has changed this stereotype is still the one predominately presented in the media today. This is the stereotype that is

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    The Effect of Social Media Websites on the Youth By Martin Young INTRODUCTION Amanda Todd was 15 years old and lived in Vancouver. On October 19 this year she hung herself. Shortly before she did this‚ she made a YouTube video describing why she would commit this unfortunate act. What made her do this harrowing act? A 15 year-old girl with her whole life in front of her. It was the result of bullying on many social media sites such as Facebook. These sites were originally set up

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    children surrounded by the street gangs‚ decided to create a Hip Hop movement that included rap music‚ breakdance‚ “djaying‚” and graffiti in order to make an alternative to the violence of the street gangs. Later in the years though‚ the art of rap started to stray away from the original road became a more materialistic community. However‚ rap music in America has the power to bring masses of people together. Rap music is used as a medium to address social conflicts

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    Gangster Rap

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    In the mid 1980’s‚ the music industry was shaken up with the birth of gangster rap. Artists such as Schoolly D and N.W.A produced hits such as "PSK What Does It Mean" and "F**k Tha Police." This new music genre portrayed images of gangs‚ guns‚ violence‚ and sexism‚ yet it was well received and became very popular in the span of just a few years. By the early 1990’s‚ gangster rap had a home at the top of the charts. Some of the artists responsible for this were Dr. Dre and Eazy-E‚ both former members

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    Music History And Its Influence On America Rodriguez Pg. 1 Seven o’ clock strikes on my alarm clock‚ causing it to ring its silver bells‚ rudely jolting me back to reality from another wonderful dream. Groggily‚ I manage to carry my body to the shower‚ still upset that i won’t be able to find out if I had kissed that cute girl or not‚ and still wondering who the man in the peacoat was that was following us around on our date. Thirty minutes later‚ I’ve gathered my books

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    Do you think Technology is effecting our youth today? Do you think it is a bad influence? Do you think it’s becoming a problem with their learning? Because of technology today more students are more advance and proficient in school with their school work. With technology being used today in the schools‚ households‚ etc. students are more advanced in their classes and school work. They can do assignments on their laptops and email them in that same day. They can even use their cellular device

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    INTERNET ON MODERN YOUTH The content of the current media culture is often blind to a young person’s cultural‚economic and educational background. The concept of a media culture has evolvedowing to the increased volume‚ variety and importance of mediated signs and messagesand the interplay of interlaced meanings. In the world of young people‚ themedia are saturated by popular culture and penetrate politics‚ the economy‚ leisuretime and education. At present‚ the global media culture is a pedagogic

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    Classical vs. Modern music

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    Classical Music vs. Modern Music Classical and Modern music have many differences as well as similarities. In this paper‚ I compare classical and modern-day music through a means of artists‚ performances‚ and specific pieces. Although modern and classical music have different meanings‚ for example classical music back in the early 19th century was only played for the rich and royal and took some composers multiple months to compose‚ while modern music can be created in just hours with electronic

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    INTRODUCTION Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of Earth’s near-surface air and oceans since the mid-20th century and its projected continuation. Global surface temperature increased 0.74 ± 0.18 °C (1.33 ± 0.32 °F) between the start and the end of the 20th century. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concludes that most of the observed temperature increase since the middle of the 20th century was very likely caused by increasing concentrations

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