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    Cutting Down Size

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    "Cutting Girls Down to Size" We’ve all heard the the argument that magazines‚ television‚ movies‚ and advertisements are causing girls to feel more and more insecure about their physical appearance. Many of us have seen the statistics and studies‚ the ones that say things like "40 to 80 percent of fourth-grade girls are dieting" and "one-third of twelve- to thirteen-year-old girls are actively trying to lose weight by dieting‚ vomiting‚ using laxatives‚ or taking diet pills" (Kilbourne 261). In

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    Kyla Okobah Professor Weik November 5‚ 2014 English 1101 Cutting Girls Down To Size There comes a point in every female’s life in which she starts to have insecurities‚ doubts her opinions‚ and loses her “voice.” The reason for this state of mind females have is because of the strong correlation with how advertisements make girls feel. These ads‚ that women see everywhere‚ tell them that their values and view on beauty need to change. They are now forced to see that having brand names

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    Cutting Down Trees

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    Cutting down too many trees will result in nature being gone very soon. We will not be able to survive because we live on the oxygen that trees and plants breathe out. Because we need O2 and give off CO2‚ and because trees and plants breathe CO2 and give off O2‚ if one group is not there then the other will die. It is a bad thing if we keep cutting down trees in an unlimited way. In addition to the impact on the balance of gases (O2-CO2)‚ trees and plants provide habitat for huge numbers of creatures

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    Cutting the kiowa down

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    Cutting the Kiowa Down Removal of the OH-58D(R) Kiowa The government decision to remove the OH-58d(R) Kiowa Warrior from its inventory is hasty. Their quick decision to remove certain aircraft and fill in slots with other does not seem logical. The Army is also changing its inventory by playing a poorly planned game of leap frog with the AH-64 Apache and the UH-60 Blackhawk moving them between Active and the National Guard. The overall plan is to make the Apache the primary and only

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    Michelle Eller Effects Paragraph Week 7 February 19‚ 2009 The Effects of Cutting down trees Every year over 30 million trees are cut down. This had made a lot of hardship for the animals and wildlife in the area. Every time a tree is cut that is one more homeless animal who will end up traveling closer to the city. First‚ these animals will wonder around trying to find food‚ once they can not they will turn to any and every source. This is when domesticated animals start to become

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    Kilbourne

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    Kilbourne portrays her point of the objectification of women in advertising in contrasting ways between her essay in ReReading America and the video Killing Us Softly 4. Kilbourne has a different target audience for each work‚ the way she presents the information is different‚ and she appeals to our emotions and morals to present the information. In the video‚ Kilbourne’s main audience that she is trying to reach is young women. The movie aims to inform girls about the world that they live in

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    Cutting Down on Your Computer Time Nowadays the teenagers spend most of their time on the computer. The internet can be used for relaxation‚ entertainment and information. Google is a very well-known site that people went to search for further knowledge. However‚ too much computer may lead to health problems such as backache and eye strain. Studies show that young people who spend too much time in front of computer may have social problems‚ less family interaction and fewer friends. Besides‚ they

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    Cutting down the Brazilian rainforest is not a morally just thing to do. Not only does leave the soil sterile and cut the land used for crops ’ life in half‚ but it also eliminates the opportunity for new medicines to be found‚ new plants to use for treatment in the medical field‚ and petroleum substitutes to be collected and used‚ just to name a few. In addition‚ the presence of the rainforest helps protect us from global warming and keeps some of the rarest and beneficial animals and their homes

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    Jean Kilbourne\

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    sight‚ such small pieces of film‚ and apparently of our day routine‚ as advertisement‚ that we hardly notice the big picture. For over twenty years‚ Jean Kilbourne has been writing‚ lecturing‚ and making films about how advertising affects women and girls. In her essay‚ "‘The Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt’: Advertising and Violence"‚ Kilbourne looks very deep into the connection between abuse and ads. She develops a theory in which she emphasizes dehumanizing women in ads‚ and shows us what terrible

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    Jean Kilbourne

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    Jean Kilbourne is the producer of the film “Killing Us Softly” made in 2010. Through this documentary‚ Kilbourne argues some important facts of the parlous impact social media has become towards society. One of her mainly points in her speech is how media is mostly unconscious to an individual‚ though it can have a grand impact in his daily life. Kilbourne also compares the different images media has put over man and woman; men are always met to be successful‚ have power‚ and normalcy‚ however women’s

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