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    Prior to the Manila Film Center‚ the Philippines did not have an official national film archive which is why on January 1981‚ then first lady Imelda Marcos spearheaded the building of the first Manila Center. Under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Benitez-the spouse of the then Deputy MHS Minister Jose Conrado Beneitez organized a group to pursue the project. Mr. Ramon M. Ignacio‚ Senior Technology Officer at the Technology Resource Center conceptualized the project and its various components. He likewise

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    Love’s Tragedy A story requires two simple components: action and characters to drive the action. The way either element is presented is purely the decision of the author. The best stories make readers feel that they know the characters‚ so much so that the characters become real to the readers. This is the case in William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily”. Faulkner does an impeccable job of introducing readers to Miss Emily‚ and through her actions he makes it clear what kind of person she is and

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    Leap for Life‚ Leap of Death 275 girls started to collect their belongings as they were leaving work at 4:45 PM on Saturday. Within twenty minutes some of girls’ charred bodies were lined up along the East Side of Greene Street. Those girls who flung themselves from the ninth floor were merely covered with tarpaulins where they hit the concrete. The Bellevue morgue was overrun with bodies and a makeshift morgue was set up on the adjoining pier on the East River. Hundred’s of parents and family

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    An American Tragedy Megan Kerns October 20‚ 2011 ECI 430‚ Paul Harvey Project John was born May 10‚ 1838 on a farm outside Baltimore‚ Maryland. He was the fifth of six surviving children. John enjoyed his childhood‚ but his father was haunted by alcoholism and spells of madness. His father had often been dismissed as a crazy and drunken actor. Like most children‚ John aspired to follow in his father’s footsteps; therefore

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    his way to great power. Dreiser intended the novel as the beginning of a "Trilogy of Desire." But the second volume‚ THE TITAN (1914)‚ was a failure‚ and the third volume‚ THE STOIC‚ was not published until two years after his death. AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY (1925) is the finest of Dreiser’s books. It concerns a weak young man who is executed for the murder of his pregnant girl friend. Again‚ Dreiser did not condemn his villain‚ but the amoral society that produced and destroyed him.

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    Jews and others were executed by Hitler and the Nazis. Some people during this time chose to handle the situation differently; some were completely destroyed and others became stronger due to trial and error of everyday experiences. Teghan Vogt: Tragedy is defined as an event causing extreme suffering‚ destruction‚ and distress which does not even begin to describe what the Jews and those who suffered through the Holocaust experienced. Treated like animals‚ completely inhumane‚ it is not difficult

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    The characteristics of Shakespeare’s plays were very similar to the tragedies of Ancient Greece as both of them provided the audience with entertainment and a moral. This was achieved by using techniques such as giving the protagonist a fatal flaw and using dramatic irony in all of the plays. In Shakespeare’s plays‚ the main character‚ often in a royal family‚ has a fatal flaw which is usually exaggerated weaknesses of every human. This helps the audience realise that no one is free from flaws and

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    Othello racism – Othello tragedy Dustin Mills English 102 Dr. Elisabeth Sachs Othello Essay Honest Iago One of the most interesting and exotic characters in the tragic play Othello‚ by William Shakespeare‚ is honest Iago. At first Iago seems to be motiveless. However‚ the motivation behind his actions lie more in Iago’s quest for personal gain‚ as opposed to just being evil for evil’s sake. Iago’s greediness can be validated by examining his manipulation of Roderigo‚ Cassio‚ and most importantly

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    Assessment for Learning 1 Hamlet and Agamemnon are two extraordinary and timeless plays. Both plays deal with the big themes of love‚ loss‚ pride‚ the abuse of power and the fraught relationships between men and gods. Hamlet and Agamemnon‚ the protagonist of the plays that were named after them‚ are two tragic heroes that commit some terrible crime without realizing how foolish and arrogant they have been. Both protagonist are of higher status‚ and have power. However‚ Hamlet is more tragic than

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    1968: Year Of Tragedies When the year began‚ there was no sign of how the year was going to turn out. The war in Vietnam was still raging‚ while the president‚ Lyndon B. Johnson‚ was hoping that it would be over soon. He then wanted to slide into his second term of presidency to continue building his “Great Society”. But his plans soon spiralled out of his control. In February of 1968‚ the Tet offensive brought a change to the American people’s mind about the war‚ and to the president. Sensing

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