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    During the 1800’s‚ children were taken away from their families and friends from orders of the federal government. The government was working upon a system that isolated children from their families‚ traditions‚ language and culture. The purpose of residential schools was to take Indigenous children and "to kill the Indian in the child" (Erin Hanson)‚ meaning to rip the Aboriginal identity out from the children.  The government wanted all Indigenous children to be taught a culture that they thought

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    The “Breaking News” Cast Channel of CP24 This news broadcast and the stories reported are broadcasted by CP24. CP24 is a cable television news channel that centres broadcasts in the GTA (greater Toronto area) and reports national news. . Many creative techniques are used to capture the attention of viewers‚ this includes the several variation in camera shots‚ ranging from a close up shot to an eye- level shot. The show opens with an anchor introducing the topic and then it cuts to a reporter

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    a desire to start their own business because they enjoy creating music and saw the need for music training in downtown Toronto. The music academy would cater specifically to children ages 3-16 specializing in rock music genres preparing them in lessons for “voice‚ guitar‚ keyboard‚ and percussion so they can perform in their own bands”(Schwalbe 469). By offering specialized musical theory lessons to the children (public)‚ the music academy can create a niche market segment and obtain a portion of

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    The collision of the New and Old World brought with it many consequences‚ whether they be favorable or disastrous. Notably‚ the exchange of flora and fauna between continents was beneficial to everyone. The Europeans introduced the Natives to horses‚ cows‚ and pigs; The horses quickly spread through the North American mainland and were adopted by the Apaches‚ Sioux‚ and Blackfeet Indian tribes. Likewise‚ the Europeans first saw exotic animals‚ such as rattlesnakes and iguanas. They also revolutionized

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    When Old Technologies Were New Carolyn Marvin Ch 2: community and class order p62 two narratives: electric promise vs electric threat ’electrician’s: the IT professionals of the 90s hype: Telephones make life easier and better. electricity as transformative agent of social possibility electricity: a natural force under control p64 electrical communication makes interaction ‘strange’ p68 protected areas of family life...secrets laid open... listening in on secrets (via switchboard..) boundaries

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    and although women may still be viewed in the same old-fashioned ways‚ many things have changed for the better. The similarities and differences between women one hundred years ago‚ and women today‚ are particularly intriguing and something that many should recognize. Just imagine how different life was one hundred years ago; women faced obstacles some of us could only dream of. Women were not given the same freedoms that are granted to us today‚ so independence

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    Having the right to music or not is a huge conflict in the music industry. Artists are given the option to sell out on their music or not. Specially‚ what this means is record labels can buy out the album to help get more money and extend the amount of people listening to it. Money and fame are put on the line to persuade famous song writers to sell their albums. Truly‚ the music industry is a very broad place‚ that consists of taking it or leaving it. What that means is artists can take the chance

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    know your books have completely changed my life” (Wolff 86). By telling her‚ the narrator of the novel Old School by Tobias Wolff expresses writers can have impact on their audience‚ and therefore‚ have control over their audience’s perspectives. The main character‚ the unnamed narrator‚ dreams of becoming a writer because of the power and respect authors have‚ during the 1960s in his prep school. Later‚ he gets a chance to win a private audience with Ernest Hemingway‚ a writer honored by many people

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    CHAPTER A. GENERAL 1. WHO MAY SPONSOR AN AVIATION EVENT? Anyone‚ either an individual or an organization‚ who wishes to sponsor aviation events‚ may do so as long as the proper forms and supporting documentation are submitted to the Air Transportation Office (ATO) and subsequently approved. 2. SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION EXPERIENCE. Individuals or organizations sponsoring an event need to file an Application for Aviation Event AS4-001.08 and Certificate of Waiver or Authorization

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    Political Climate of 1950’s vs. Today The novelist Lauren Groff once wrote‚ “In America‚ possibly because of whatever the American dream is‚ this happens over and over again. These eras repeat” (“Lauren Groff Quotes”). Two such eras are the 1950’s and the 2010’s. The 50’s‚ remembered with the military-man Eisenhower; the 2010’s‚ with the watershed Obama‚ may seem stark in their physical attributes; however‚ at their heart‚ these two eras may have more in common than first realized. The political

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