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    or develop ideas. In “La Vida Robot” by Joshua Davis it’s about how four students from Carl Hayden High School that came together to beat a team from MIT in a robotics competition. Then in Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is about how two individuals that came together to build one of the most successful technology companies. In both texts‚ Davis and Isaacson prove that a strong team consists of having individuals with various strengths for they can come together. In “La Vida Robot” the author Joshua

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    Growing up there was no greater excitement for me than that rush of adrenaline pumping through my veins as I played volleyball. Volleyball is my all time favorite sport‚ when I play I feel as though time has stopped for a second and there is no other place that I would rather be; nothing else that I would rather be doing. It is more than just a mere hobby or excercise activity for me...it’s my passion! My parents have supported me playing volleyball from a very young age‚ and even though it was a

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    Vida Goldstein The 20th century was a time of great change in the way women were perceived as members of Australian society. A notable example of a person who helped to bring about this change is the feminist Vida Goldstein‚ who campaigned for women’s suffrage and social reform in regards to gender inequality. She was an influential leader in the history of Australia’s feminist movement‚ and her actions were critical in the formation of the gender equal society we live in today. Vida was

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    The song “Viva la Vida” by Coldplay shows the classic example of how power can corrupt the lives of people who do not know how to wield it. The speaker of the song (who is implied to be a past king) constantly references his past experiences in order to relay this message. For example‚ when the speaker says‚ “I used to roll the dice/ Feel the fear in my enemy’s eyes… / Next the walls were closed on me” he is referring to how he gambled with his power and eventually lost everything and was jailed

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    Germany ‚ Hitler got corrupted by absolute power because his tactics were deceiving like offering false peace with his enemies ‚ only to invade them. My final example of power corrupting ‚ is portrayed in the lyrics of the video to Coldplay’s” Viva La Vida.” The lyrics to the song mean that there was a king who felt like he ruled the world. He was a tyrant who enjoyed ruining peoples lives ‚ and seeing them fear his wrath. (Forum). This passage shows that the king had control and power over his people

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    This quote compares fate to a restaurant that provides food without choice‚ even when it is something people don’t like. In Viva la Vida and The Count of Monte Cristo‚ the writer’ use of symbolism and imagery reveals the idea that fate allows people to gain or lose power because it is an unstable force. Symbols are presented in The Count of Monte Cristo and Viva la Vida to convey that fate can be changed by actions. Dumas points out that Dantes was running and “his foot slipped and they saw him stagger

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    be changed. One of the most fundamental pieces of a protest song is its effectiveness‚ namely how it is taken in by its audience. Coldplay‚ a British pop group formed in 1997‚ has released songs that have topped the charts‚ specifically “Viva La Vida‚” released on the same album as “Violet Hill” in the summer of 2008. By virtue of being on an album that was such a hit and coming from a group that is world-renowned‚ “Violet Hill” has been able to reach the audience of young adults all the way to

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    Double reading: Votes for Women!’s Vida Levering’s speech in light of Olympe de Gouges’ Déclaration des droits de la femme Elizabeth Robins’ play Votes for Women!‚ performed for the first time in 1907‚ depicts a meeting in Trafalgar Square that allows women to speak to the crowd and discuss their situation at the time. Between ignorance and attacks from the male assembled in the square and because they dared to speak up on their condition‚ the women taking a stand on that day are an example that

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    clothing‚ jewelry‚ make certain hand signals‚ use certain graffiti‚ and specific jargon. It’s usually assumed that gangs are composed of only males who have most likely dropped out of school and are unemployed. Louis Rodriguez is the author of "La Vida Loca: Two Generations of Gang Members"‚ and he writes about his and his son’s gangbanging experiences.

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    Without Vida Goldstein the females in Australia would not have the right to vote. She was the first female person to ever tire to become a national member of the British Empire in 1903. She had been tiring over and over from 1899 to 1919 to get equal rights for women and their ability to vote and have education. She didn’t do it on her own‚ there were other people that were trying to achieve the same goal as her. Louisa Lawson was the founder of The Dawn and was the mother of 5 children and the wife

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