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    Mackenzie McCool What is a quinceanera? I wasn’t too sure what it was at first‚ so I decided to write a report on what exactly happens at this event. At first‚ I thought it was like an American girl’s ‘sweet sixteen.’ I was way off‚ turns out that a quinceanera is a religious custom in the Hispanic Culture that celebrates a young Hispanic woman becoming of age‚ which is fifteen. It values the importance of youth to maturity‚ religious beliefs‚ family‚ and social responsibility. In the Hispanic

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    Years Before Your Quinceanera: Determine your budget. Set the date for your Quinceanera. Book the church. (Don’t forget to book a rehearsal so that the quinceanera‚ her court of honor and her family can have a walk-through before the big day.) Book the priest/minister. (if applicable.) Book the reception site. Book caterer if reception location does not offer on site catering. Book the entertainment for the party: DJ‚ mariachi‚ and/or band. Book transportation for the quinceanera‚ her court of

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    Narrative of Quinceanera

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    From a Little Girl to A Young Woman Linda Rosario English 1A Professor Abra Mcdowell July 14‚ 2010 From a Little Girl to a Young Woman . The day of my Quinceanera started early. I had just turned 15 and it was the birthday I had always dreamed of. I was always a dama in other Quinceanera’s‚ but now it was time for my own celebration. In Mexican culture‚ a dama is just like a bridesmaid. I had 14 of my closest friends as my dama’s to be a part of my “court of honor”. All 14 girls wore

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    Do you have anyone who you share common ground with? Although it might not be the feeling of hatred‚ but in this case it is. The two texts “Once Upon A Time”‚ by Nadine Gordimer‚ and “Oklahoma Bombing Memorial Address”‚ speech by Bill Clinton both share a common ground of hatred‚ but each text illustrates it differently. In “Once Upon A Time”‚ by Nadine Gordimer the “perfect” family tried to prevent a tragedy from happening and in the meantime they let the evil and hatred consume them. While in “Oklahoma

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    Once Upon a Time in America Journal This film was a unique experience to be sure with its flashback structure providing a thematic connection between plot points. Each of the three time periods present within Once Upon a Time in America intertwine to show the consequences the main character’s choices have made. Crime would be central to any gangster film‚ but here large grandiose operations are scaled into smaller and more intimate moments. The broad story revolves around the rise and fall of Jewish

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    Once Upon a Social Issue Fairy tales have always been told to us as children; whether to comfort or entertain us‚ they always seem to be a part of most everyone ’s childhood. When Nadine Gordimer was asked to write a children ’s story‚ she replied with a short story titled "Once Upon A Time". Although the title is characteristic of a fairy tale‚ she leads the tale to an ending that is anything other than "…happily ever after." Gordimer distorts the fairy tale by dealing with certain issues rather

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    example‚ she once said to Creon “Your order was outrageous.” And lastly‚ she has been arrested and put into a cave for following her sense of justice has led to the downfall of Antigone. Despite the fact that Creon has taken back his words and fix what he did‚ everyone has died and hence‚ the audience’s demand for justice is not satisfied. 2. Referring to at least three tragic elements‚ determine whether Creon or Antigone is the more tragic hero(ine). According to “Once upon a Greek stage”

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    regretfully about the present time‚ when people are not like before. He seems to feel that people have lost the innocence and openness which he now sees in his young son; he wants to regain that innocence. The poem starts with the well-known words "Once upon a time"‚ suggesting that what the speaker is going to say is a fairy tale‚ something so far-fetched it might not even be believed. This makes us think that honesty in expressing emotion is so rare nowadays that it practically is a fairy tale. The

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    are a part of the celebration due to the fact they have raised their children up right. Throughout this essay‚ the typical Quinceañera in Mexican communities will be compared and contrasted with the Quinceanera’s in the U.S.  Along with this‚ the origin of the celebration‚ why it’s celebrated‚ and how it’s celebrated will be expressed thoroughly.     Firstly‚ the Quinceañera emerged from the ancient years in the history of the Mexican culture.  However‚ the Aztec and Spanish-Catholic traditions often

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    What is a quinceanera you may ask? Surprisingly a quinceanera is almost like a sweet 16. However‚ instead of the young girl turning 16‚ she is actually turning 15. This is a tradition most common in Latin culture. The main meaning behind this celebration is to introduce girls into womanhood and signify that they were ready for marriage sort of like a sweet 16.The church also plays a role in the transition into womanhood such as classes and ceremonies informing the young girls that with adulthood

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