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    Primary: Baxter‚ Kim. "Rainbow Wahine Mark 40th Anniversary of Title IX." Malamalama The Magazine of the University of Hawaii System. The Magazine of the University of Hawai’i System‚ 26 Oct. 2011. Web. 05 Jan. 2014. We classified this source as primary because it is an article from the University of Manoa ‚ that directly states how title IX changed their athletic program. The article contains direct quotes‚ and statistics on women sports. Mainly‚ the article is about how title IX led to women’s

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    Truman Reaction Paper

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    In life‚ we frequently switch from one attitude to another and mix them together. In watching television‚ we may easily become absorbed in the program. Then something will jar us out of our spell‚ such as a breakdown in the illusion or the expression of ideas we disagree with. As a result‚ we will suddenly distance ourselves from what we are watching‚ and perhaps ridicule it or suspect the intentions of its creators. The critics of media have been trying to get us to cultivate this second attitude

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    Megan Malmay Professor Fuller English 210 12 February 2015 “Where Is The Angel?” and “Bresson’s Movies” One of my favorites from the Black Mountain College poets was Denise Levertov’s “Where Is The Angel?”. In the first stanza of this poem‚ you can already point out a metaphor and biblical reference. “Where is the angle for me to wrestle? No driving snow in the glass bubble‚ bust mild September.” I think first off‚ the speaker is asking‚ “Why have I not been challenged?” The glass bubble that the

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    Nicole Lewis Mrs. JB English 1-2 31 January 2014 Style Analysis Essay Trees. They are often misrepresented‚ all kinds of strange shapes and colors. Tim Burton has a habit of making trees a part of all his movies‚ along with other techniques. In the films _Edward Scissorhands_ and _Charlie and the Chocolate Factory_‚ director Tim Burton uses lighting and music to demonstrate his eerie style. Tim Burton’s lighting effectively shows his style‚ eeriness. In both movies‚ there are a lot of light-dark

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    The Allegory of the Truman Show When watching The Truman Show‚ a viewer who is familiar with Plato’s Allegory of the Cave will naturally start to see similarities between the two. The characters in The Truman Show can easily be assigned a roles within Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. Truman experiences a long overdue ascent to knowledge throughout the movie‚ after having the seeds for this growth planted years. After he is awakened‚ the truth begins continually flooding in and Truman can no longer

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    Harry Truman: "one tough son-of-a-bitch of a man" The main idea of this article is simply telling a kind of behind the scenes story of Harry Truman. The article makes it a point for the reader to see the types of decisions he was making and what Truman felt about the decisions. The author also attempts to display Truman’s true thoughts on events such as demobilizing the American army after World War 2. It is interesting to know a president and what he was capable of but it becomes more interesting

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    The "Truman show" an innovative‚ courageous film directed by Peter Weir is distinctively not a film about Truman Burbank. Although he may be the main protagonist of the film‚ theoretically he doesn’t exist‚ and is only there to bring out the main theme of the text. As an actual fact‚ this film is about our society as many of the themes that are conveyed throughout the film can be described as being based around our society such as technological influences and social and psychological behaviour.

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    The Truman Show is the story of a thirty-year old man whose entire life has been broadcast to a global audience as a television show. As Truman catches on to the made-for-television nature of his entire world‚ the film focuses on the negative effects of living during a television culture. This film can be read for symbolism and social meaning of the current television culture that we live in today‚ not just entertainment. The story of The Truman Show allows the audience to grasp that even "real"

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    Chima 1 Gurnit Chima Mr. Dodds Psychology; period 5 5 September 2013 The Truman Show Truman Burbank is used for an experiment.  Psychosocial rehabilitation specialist‚ Kendra Cherry says “The experimental method involves manipulating one variable to determine if changes in one variable cause changes in another variable.  This method relies on controlled methods‚ random assignment and the manipulation of variables.”   Every aspect of Truman’s life is controlled by the tv show.  The crew of the show control what is said to him

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    Position Statement Preventable accidents fill up a vast majority of space of the Emergency Department (ED) in hospitals every day. Due to that fact‚ the National Association of Trauma Specialists (NATS) is in the process of forming an educational program for the public about home and driving safety.i This program will help alleviate a lot of the stress and problems of having an overcrowded ED. The ED is meant for critical and urgent situations such as accidents and conditions that require immediate

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