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    Barbara Kruger

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    BARBARA KRUGER was born on January 26‚ 1945‚ in Newark‚ New Jersey. Kruger’s earliest artworks date back to 1969. These included materials using large woven wall hangings of yarn‚ beads‚ sequins‚ feathers‚ and ribbons‚ which embodied the feminist’s comeback of arts and crafts during this period. By 1979‚ Kruger stopped taking photographs and began to employ found images in her art‚ mostly from mid-century American print-media sources‚ with words collaged directly over them. These early collages‚

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    Se7en Sins

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    Essay Se7en sins Sev7en sins is a different story in a lot of ways‚ one of them is that almost all the movies that have a book‚ the book is written first and then the movie is make. In this case the movie of the sev7en sins was made first and then the book was wrote. The movie was directed by David Fincher and sparring by Morgan Freeman‚ Kevin Spacey and Brad Pitt. Andrew Kevin Walker was the man who wrote the script for the movie. Raven Gregory‚ David Mack and David Whol wrote the book. The

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    Deadly Unna

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    Deadly Unna? Chapter 1 The ports football team get into the grand final Arks – Mr Robertson – is the coach‚ he says arks instead of asked Mark Arks (Arks son) is the captain of the footy team. half the team are Aboriginals (nungas) from the point‚ they buggerise around with the ball. Blacky (Gary Black) has to play first ruck because of Carol cockatoo not playing Chapter 2 The thumper – big‚ strong‚ intimidating‚ unintelligent. Plays for the opposition Wangaroo. Blacky pretends to tackle

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    Impact of Sin

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    Impact of Sin How does sin or immorality affect a story? Sin can completely alter the vibe of a story. The impact of sin is vital to the climax of a story because a sin always harms someone or something. The sin creates twists in the story‚ making the story much more interesting. In “First Confession”‚ “Another Evening At The Club”‚ and “David and Goliath”‚ you can tell that sin has a major impact. Frank O’Connor does an outstanding job at showing the impact of sin of bullying in “First Confession”

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    Deadly Unna?

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    Deadly‚ Unna? By Phillip Gwynne Chapter 1 Introduces you to Blacky (Gary Black) narrator & other characters he plays footy- the number 1 ruck can’t play & Blacky has to play ruck in finals. 3. The nungas are the aboriginal people and the goonyas are the white people. 4. the reader quite likes Blacky‚ his nicknames are quite funny & we understand why he is scared & may be seen as a ‘gutless wonder’ Culture‚ racism Chapter 2 Describes how the nungas look like they are playing

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    Media Deadly

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    Is the Media a Deadly Weapon? In today’s society‚ it is almost impossible to avoid any type of advertising or media display. Children have become targets by the advertisement industry and some people believe that it has a negative affect. The APA’s view is that violence in the media causes violence in children‚ which is stated in the article‚ “APA Congressional Testimony on Media Violence and Children: Testimony of Jeff J. McIntyre on Behalf of the American Psychological Association.” The American

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    Deadly, Unna?

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    Within the pages of the novel Deadly Unna by Phillip Gwynne we are taken on a journey to a highly racist and bigoted town. Through the eyes of a young teenage boy‚ we see the world how he does and we experience the division and racism in this corrupt town. In the book‚ the two races are strongly divided and we can see this clearly in the local bar. The front bar is for the goonyas and the back bar is for the nungas. Nungas are not allowed to be in the front bar with the goonyas‚ they are not allowed

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    Deadly unna

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    Review on ‘Deadly Unna?’ by Phillip Gwynne - Review By Denbeigh - Age 14‚ TAS ’Deadly Unna?’ By Phillip Gwynne ‘Deadly Unna?’ was the first novel of the famous Australian author‚ Phillip Gwynne‚ published in 1998. The fascinating drama novel expresses the inter-racial friendship between two teenage boys‚ Gary “Blacky” Black and “Dumby” Red. The book focuses on many complications the adolescence face‚ for example racism‚ favouritism‚ relationships‚ families‚ exclusion and more. ’Deadly Unna?’

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    Sin City

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    Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller released the instant classic‚ Sin City. Based on Frank Miller’s graphic novels‚ or simply comics‚ the motion picture offers something riveting and new around every corner‚ either in its shady characters‚ intense storyline‚ or astonishing visual effects. Frank Miller’s Sin City is a non-stop action thriller armed with an extremely unique and innovative style as well as a cast of incomparable talent. Sin City may be the most faithful comic translation ever portrayed

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    Deadly Unna

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    we watchers/readers begin to relate to. However on the other hand Deadly unna is based on a different story/setting The setting of Deadly Unna was in a small town in port Victoria‚ Australia. The reason why Phillip Gwynne made the book set in that particular area was because that’s where he grew up‚ and nearby port Victoria was a place called Point Pearce which was dominated by aborigines. The shooting in the book “Deadly Unna” was based on a true story as in 1997 two aborigines were killed

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