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    Life & Times of Lil Wayne

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    Life & times of Lil Wayne Dwayne Michael Carter‚ Jr. (born September 27‚ 1982)‚ known by his stage name Lil Wayne (pron.: /ˌlɪl ˈweɪn/)‚ is an American hip hop recording artist from New Orleans‚ Louisiana. In 1991‚ at the age of nine‚ Lil Wayne joined Cash Money Records as the youngest member of the label‚ and half of the duo‚ The B.G.’z‚ with fellow New Orleans-based rapper B.G.. In 1996‚ Lil Wayne joined Southern hip hop group Hot Boys‚ which also included rappers Juvenile‚ B.G.‚ and Young Turk

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    Who is the best hockey player to ever‚ Mr. Hockey or The Great One? They are the best of their time. All of the records they broke and the trophies they have received prove this. Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe are comparative in their statistics‚ accomplishments‚ and styles of play. First‚ they are compared through statistics. Statistics is a big reason Gretzky is one of the best. He has 2‚857 points with 1‚963 of those being assists. He would still have the record if he did not score a single goal

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    Art and Poetry Lil Wayne

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    Lil Wayne: The Urban Poet Recently I attended a Lil Wayne concert and his music and performance captured my attention and gave me a greater appreciation for poetry. At the concert I noticed an overwhelming amount of marks on his body that did not seem to be cuts or bruises. Once I took a closer look I noticed his body was like a canvas with tons of artistic tattoos that expressed his emotions and struggles almost as well as his lyrics. The first tattoo I noticed was the newest addition to his

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    John Wayne Gacy

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    Dan Loper SOC 4508 3/25/13 An Analysis of John Wayne Gacy We live in a society where violent behavior not only exists; it is something that we are exposed to as it is celebrated and glorified. We see it in the news‚ television‚ movies and video games. As a result‚ there is a pattern of desensitization that exists throughout the United States which may help explain why the United States has the highest rates of murder by serial killers in the entire world. Throughout the years‚

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    John Wayne Gacy Jr. Shawnee Perchinski McCann School of Business and Technology Abstract This paper is about a serial killer by the name of John Wayne Gacy Jr. John was a serial killer who dressed up as a clown and went to local functions to entertain children. When he got to know these children‚ he would invite them to his home‚ take advantage of them‚ and then kill some of them. He buried the bodies under the foundation of his home. His victims were nothing more than young boys. This paper

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    Can anyone tell me what the connection is between the Grammy Award winner for the Best Rap Song in 2009‚ “Lollipop”; Lamont in “Hurricane Season”; and the One Family Foundation Organization? The answer my friends‚ is Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne is a popular hip-hop artist around the world today and is an inspiration to youth to engage in opportunities presented to them. He is a prime example of someone who took advantage of the opportunities given to him. He went above and beyond his expectations

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    and shelter are essential to human survival‚ and in various cultures art and rituals help ensure these neccesities. Moreover‚ the relationship between art and food and shelter ensures the serving‚ storage‚ and enjoying the food. The painting by Wayne ThieBaud Pie Counter (Figure 5.15) deal with food as a visual display and as a popular icon rather than as nutrition for the body. The object- pie- is a clear relation to the food that we consume‚ but it also manifest a context which also illustrates the

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    John Wayne Gacy was born in Chicago‚ Illinois on March 17 1942. Gacy had an uneventful childhood up until the age of eleven. While out playing he had been struck on the head by a swing. Subsequently he suffered fainting fits for many years. Gacy graduated from business school and went on to work as a shoe salesman for the Nunn Bush shoe company. Gacy met and then married work colleague Marilynn Myres in 1964. The marriage ended when Gacy was imprisoned for ten years at a correctional institute

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    rapists in United States history. This “model” citizen was John Wayne Gacy Jr.‚ a prolific serial rapist and murderer. Gacy sexually assaulted boys and young men‚ killed them‚ and then proceeded to bury them under his home in a small crawl space. Gacy was later recognized as “The Killer Clown” because he would dress as his alter ego‚ Pogo the Clown‚ allowing Gacy to lure children into his home without looking suspicious. John Wayne Gacy was subjected to a difficult life that included being abused

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    Profile: Wayne Gretzky‚ The Great One On January 26‚ 1961 Wayne Douglas Gretzky was born in Brantford‚ Ontario. At the young age of six‚ Wayne was skating in a backyard rink that his father Walter had built him. It was there that he developed his hockey sense and skills. Walter had a substantial influence on Wayne and his hockey game‚ and it wasn ’t long for Walter to notice that Wayne had some special talents. Growing up Wayne was always the best player in his age group‚ therefore he would

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