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    or a uniform. Therefore‚ these schools are simply preparing their students to have a successful and bright future. Students should be more concerned about what they can learn‚ not what they can or cannot wear. Education is what motivates student’s people to the top of the platform their wardrobe. “Be careless in your dress if you will‚ but keep a tidy soul (Twain)”. Students should beware‚ their future will not depend on

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    in a dancing body. In Witch Dance‚ Mary Wigman denies performing femininity. Unlike the conventional female dancers‚ she makes grotesque movements. For instance‚ as sitting on the floor‚ she holds her ankle and stamps her feet on the ground. It seems like an evil witch gets ready to aggressively devour her prey. Besides her dance‚ a wacky mask erases any emotion from her face‚ and a series of explosive sound generate fear and tension in her stage. Wigman decides to be a witch rather than to perform

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    The Salem Witch Crisis began during the winter of 1691-1692. In Salem Village‚ Massachusetts‚ when Betty Parris‚ the nine-year-old daughter of the village’s minister‚ Samuel Parris‚ and his niece‚ Abigail Williams‚ fell strangely ill. The girls complained of pinching‚ prickling sensations‚ knifelike pains‚ and the feeling of being choked. Some weeks later‚ three ore girls showed similar symptoms. Doctors began to suspect that witchcraft was the reason of the girl’s symptoms. Document A is a discourse

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    Introduction The Battle of Megiddo represents a major and decisive victory for Allied forces in the First World War. General Edmund Allenby’s use of regular army units‚ armored cars‚ cavalry‚ airpower and irregulars led to a major victory that hastened the collapse of Turkey and the [Ottoman Empire].1 For the British Allied Forces‚ General Edmund Allenby entered the battle with 57‚000 infantry‚ 12‚000 cavalry and 540 artillery pieces and 1‚000-3000 irregulars (numbers vary). For the Turkish Ottoman

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    resolve. Therefore‚ a villain is necessary in a story. But how do you identify a villain? In the novel The Lion‚ The Witch and The Wardrobe by C.S Lewis (LWW)‚ the White Witch can be considered a villain because of her external appearance‚ manipulative acts‚ and merciless behavior. Things are not always what they appear to be‚ they can often be circumvent. Jadis‚ also know as the Witch White in the novel LWW‚ is the self-proclaimed

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    Mrs. Shears says. Christopher tries to ask one of his other neighbors‚ Mrs. Alexander about the dog’s death. Mrs. Alexander takes him to the park‚ but Christopher is afraid of parks because his autism makes him afraid of crowds. He is also afraid of people he doesn’t know. Mrs. Alexander is a strange to him. Christopher expresses his thoughts:" I was nervous… but she was a stranger." (P.59). It’s hard for Christopher to chat with others especially to strangers. He thinks it will bring danger. However

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    The novel Witch and Wizard: The Kiss is very thrilling and James Patterson and Jill Dembowski deliver another exciting story in the fourth-book of the series‚ and continue the saga of Witch and Wizard. Wisty Allgood‚ one of the main protagonists in the story‚ is a rebellious seventeen-year old young lady who is of tall height and luminous red hair. Wisty is Whit’s sister‚ and they both have breath-taking magical abilities. Wisty is a witch with vast powers‚ she is gifted with the abilities of shape

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    Is Lady Macbeth a “fourth witch” as critics claim? OR Is she a victim punished for acting in an “unnatural” way? LADY MACBETH VS. THE THREE WITCHES How they are similar/ different Lady Macbeth The Three Witches Wants the best for her husband Plays with Macbeth’s ambitions Very strong and ruthless Work by persuasion Plots against Macbeth Plays with Macbeth’s ambitions Very powerful Works by evil powers Shakespeare uses Lady Macbeth and the three witches‚ as a sense of the power of a

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    senate as well as his perspective and role in the hearings.  Senator Joseph McCarthy was the man who accused fellow government employees of being  Communists. He would find evidence that could be exaggerated to make people sound bad. He  created blacklists of the accused people. By doing so‚ he rejoined many reputations and jobs. He  gave several speeches in order to get people on his side and raise money. He was doing all  these corrupt things just to ensure his spot in the re­election for Senator.    McCarthy  was an American politician who served as a Republican U

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    The mock witch trial which our class ran was a perfect representation of the crucible. Proctor says “Damn this village” pg 142‚ and “Damn the Deputy Governor” pg 77 The Crucible. These are two good ways of describing our experience. The charges against the accused were nonsense‚ but what was more ridiculous was when the judges believed it. The Salem witch trials were similar to our experience in the way that people were falsely accused‚ false confessions were made to save lives‚ and there was little

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