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    School

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    5-1-2011 Against School-Engaging The Text 1. Question: Why does Gatto think that school is boring and childish? How does Gatto’s depiction of school compare with your own elementary and secondary school experience? Answer: Gatto thinks school is boring because the teachers and students are bored with material. The students say they already know the material. I can compare my school experience to Gatto’s depiction of school. My experience in elementary was a breeze and easy. Then I entered

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    SCHOOL

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    The American School System Education is what keeps a society thriving; it’s what enables a society to thrive and create productive individuals who can keep the educational process on-going. The whole purpose of education is to enlighten us with truths‚ and create knowledgeable people. We must ask ourselves‚ what is the point of creating knowledgeable people? We answer this with a question in return; where would we be without knowledgeable people? In The Republic‚ Plato extensively analyzes

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    Chicago Play Critique

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    Natalie Flowers Jv theatre 6th 31 October 2014 Chicago Play Critique The show takes place in Chicago‚ Illinois in the 1920s. It starts with Roxie Hart’s cold-blooded murder of Fred Casely. Roxie convinces her husband Amos that the man was a burglar‚ but then the police inform him that she knew the man and Amos gives her up to the cops. She is sent to the Cook County Jail where she meets Velma Kelly‚ Mama‚ and other murders. Mama gets her talking to the best lawyer in town‚ Billy Flinn‚ and with

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    Hairspray Play Analysis

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    fall musical Hairspray. While both celebrating and critiquing aspects of American culture in the 1960’s‚ the overall message is the beauty of acceptance and freedom. Despite a few minor weaknesses‚ likely due to limitations on time and resources‚ the play was very impressive and a definite success. Generally‚ the acting was superb. However‚ Amber’s lines seemed tremendously loud and exaggerated compared to the rest of the cast‚ but that may have been necessary to some extent to make the audience dislike

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    Scripted Role Play

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    Scripted Role Play: Historical Empathy Sun Yat-Sen – ‘Father of the Chinese National Revolution’ Sun Yat-Sen was a revolutionary nationalist who believed that the only way that China could move forward in the early 1900’s was to become a republic and adopt the west’s traditions in industry and agriculture. He was convinced that unless China did this‚ the nation was going to remain behind and backwards against dominant western powers. He led China into a revolution overthrowing the crippled

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    murder. "He was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time‚" we learn‚ and although Chris never pulled the trigger or knew his friend had guns with him‚ he served his time and was released‚ in part‚ through the advocacy of Carol (Edie Falco)‚ a high school teacher he once had. As Ted brings him home to a "Welcome Home Chris!" gathering‚ Chris is appreciative but overwhelmed. As people are happy to see him‚ he starts to see old and different‚ yet familiar faces‚ all thrilled he’s home. Chris‚

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    Oklahoma Play Analysis

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    I am not new to the musical Oklahoma! Unlike many of the people that were in my class‚ In high school‚ I was a part of the productions pit orchestra‚ and I knew what to expect. In this version of the musical Oklahoma!‚ it was performed in London‚ England by the Royal National Theatre in 1999‚is directed by Trevor Nunn‚ choreographed by Susan Stroman‚ and the music is by Richard Rodger. There are many characters with a variety of differences for example‚ Jud Fry‚ Ali Hakim‚ Laurey‚ and Curly. However

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    The Role Setting Plays

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    The Role Setting Plays The setting of a story is rarely ever just a place. The setting serves a purpose that helps add to the story being told. Truman Capote’s novel In Cold Blood is set in the small country town of Holcomb. He illustrates a tightly knit‚ religious‚ secluded town for his audience to identify with. Capote uses Holcomb to connect with his audience and as an ironic element‚ which in turn creates and adds to the emotional impact brought with the murders. Capote spends a tremendous

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    ISP - Child's Play

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    The Devil Inside In life‚ everyone has experiences which cause them to lose sight of who they truly are. In these situations one will face challenges and discover their darkest desires and deepest temptations. In Alice Munro’s short story Child’s Play‚ the conflict between Verna‚ Marlene and Charlene is portrayed through Munro’s use of literary devices which ultimately reveals the loss of innocence experienced by the characters. This is evident in Marlene and Charlene’s life as the use of imagery

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    www.hbr.org The Core Competence of the Corporation by C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel Included with this full-text Harvard Business Review article: 1 Article Summary The Idea in Brief—the core idea The Idea in Practice—putting the idea to work 2 The Core Competence of the Corporation 15 Further Reading A list of related materials‚ with annotations to guide further exploration of the article’s ideas and applications Reprint 90311 The Core Competence of the Corporation The Idea in Brief

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