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    Be Alone in a Crowd

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    BE ALONE IN A CROWD “We are born alone‚ we live alone‚ and we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we’re not alone.” This quote was addressed by Orson Welles‚ an American motion-picture actor‚ director‚ producer and writer. Perhaps‚ Welles is favorable to being alone. When I first read his quote‚ I was filled with awe that I can’t forget what he said. His words keep running in my head. Welles is right. We will live a life alone. Being

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    The Arms of Anonymity to the Road of Redemption When all looks down upon you and calls your name the name of shame‚ where are you to turn where are you to go? Do you run in weakness into the arms of anonymity or do you walk in honor upon the road of redemption? This was a question Hester Prynne in the timeless classic The Scarlet Letter. It is debated whether Hester should have left to another town‚ it is agreed however that Hester indeed did stay despite given the option to leave. Some would argue

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    How Social Media Affects Anonymity‚ Security‚ Privacy‚ and Civil Liberties 10 Jan 2013 Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Body a. Impacts on Anonymity b. Impacts on Security c. Impacts on Privacy d. Impacts on Civil Liberties e. Safeguarding Personal Information on Social Media Networks III. Conclusion IV. Works Cited Introduction Most people consider anonymity‚ security‚ privacy‚ and civil liberties to be valuable assets. How valuable

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    Analysing Crowd Control

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    Are inadequate crowd control measures a significant problem for major events? Abstract Crowd management is known to be one of the most essential aspects within any major event. From pre planning stages to execution‚ crowd control techniques lay a foundation for a controlled‚ safe and well-regulated environment. Due to poorly established risk assessments and crowd administration‚ many large-scale events in the past have ended in terrible tragedy. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the

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    In The Dark Side of Web Anonymity by Catherine Holahan‚ there have stated Students who protested anonymous gossip sites wore shirts that read “Anonymity = Cowardice.” In my perspective‚ I agree these student’s view because I think if you want to spread gossip; they should let other know who said it. Since people can spread some gossips that is not true so I think people have to use their own name to become responsible. In addition‚ I feel people use Internet to become a form of cyber bully which

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    University and Big Crowd

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    stare at you guys because I’m impressively mesmerized by how gorgeous and handsome my audience are that I could hardly remember what I was supposed to say. As I stand here in front of you‚ I know most of us know my purpose of speaking in such a big crowd. I’m here to introduce myself among those who don’t know me. By the way I am (insert name)‚ I’m on my (year) of studying (course). I’d like to run in the position of becoming your next student president. CAMPAIGN SPEECH (for school election) To

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    Crowd Control (All persons have the right to march‚ demonstrate‚ protest‚ rally‚ or perform other activities protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and The California Constitution. However‚ any limitations or restrictions placed on demonstrations or other First Amendment activities must be justified by the requirements of maintaining public safety‚ public health‚ or safe access/ egress from the area‚ and should restrict no more speech than necessary.) *Definition: -Techniques

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    Naked Crowd Essay

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    Daniel Frank 10 March 2013 Nakedness “Why is it that American anxiety about identity has led us to value exposure over privacy? Why‚ in short‚ are we so eager to become members of the Naked Crowd‚ in which we have the illusion of belonging only when we are exposed?” Jeffrey Rosen wrote in‚ “The Naked Crowd”‚ about something that probably 85% of the United Sates was guilty of. He got intimate with us. He brought down the guard of our computer screens and iPhones. He makes us exposed by our exposure

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    Why is The Crowd Important in Existentialism? The crowd is important in existentialism because the gives you an idea of what existentialism dislikes. In existentialism you deal with exploring the individual’s way or the individuals mind. But the crowd represents everything outside of the mind‚ things‚ or objects that can influence the mind‚ basically the other. The existentialist would say anything that deals with your mind or your consciousness is what is important and would take a stand against

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    As Phillip Jackson writes‚ he speaks about how “crowds‚ praise‚ and power” function as lessons for students need to learn in order to succeed in the classroom. Jackson speaks about the “crowd” and how the student has to interact with the other students‚ or the “crowd”. How patience has to be exerted by the students because there are so many of them‚ the teacher can’t help all 30 at once. Jackson also speaks about the “praise”‚ which talks about the evaluations that not only teachers can give to students

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