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    Friday Night Its getting late‚ its half past eleven and i should be sleeping. All i could remember is the incident that occured‚ its like a nightmare‚ everywhere i go‚ in a blink of an eye i could remember everything that happened on that night. It’s going to be with me for the rest of my life. I think i need help... All i wanted was for my family to be safe.. Now it feels like ive been living on my own forever‚ this place is like hell. After my family past away‚ i got moved to a foster home it

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    A Holiday from Hell This holiday is no ordinary holiday; it was a holiday from hell. So let me tell you about these dreadful few weeks. I was on a nice peaceful holiday by myself‚ going fishing every morning whilst drinking Crown Lager. Then I came across a fish. It looked like some sort of three eyed creature. Now this three eyed creature was so unusual. It looked like the one you often see in the Simpsons but instead the colour was white. Just white‚ no other colours except white. So I went

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    Discovery Project History of Costume Kyle Parham Punk Began as a music based subculture in them mid 1970’s in England and slowly started to be culturally excepted in America in the mid to late 70’s‚ exactly which region originated punk has long debated and a major controversy within the “punk” movement. Within the subculture‚ there are many different factions‚ such as New Wave‚ 2 tone‚ Pop Punk‚ Hardcore Punk‚ No Wave‚ Street Punk‚ and Oi. Many of the sub groups

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    Punk Rock Punk rock is a sub-genre of rock music‚ thought to have been developed in London and New York in the early seventies. The origins of punk rock can be traced back to New York and to London‚ where bands like The Sex Pistols‚ The Clash and The Ramones emerged. In the 1990s and early 2000s‚ pop punk arrived‚ a sub-genre of punk‚ with bands like Green Day‚ Blink 182 and Sum 41. Punk has warped into a variety of different genres; some of the most popular ones nowadays would be hardcore punk

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    Music Industry Dr. Aaron Furgason 25 February 2016 Hardcore Punk Subculture The subculture that grasped my interest the most is hardcore punk. It is a subculture that originally formed in California during the 1970’s and mainly focuses on the music genre‚ punk rock. The reason why hardcore punk became a subculture is because of political issues. It is undefined when trying to solve what origin of music this subculture is. Ryan Cooper‚ a punk music journalist‚ wrote a response to the mainstream media

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    The History of Punk Rock Music: From Its Roots To Modern Day America has always been a country full of music. Many genres got their start here such as early rock n’ roll to country. In the American history of music there is a trend in the twentyith century of rebellion whether it be with blues music in the fifties or rock and roll in the sixties. However one that stands out‚ in my opnion is the punk rock movement. punk rock is a style of music that took shape in the mid 70’s. It is hard

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    The History of Punk Rock What comes to your mind when you hear the word “punk?” Do you think of a violent‚ attention-seeking young person‚ or do you think of a rebellious teenager who is trying to go against the mainstream society? “Punk is about being 16 and saying no.” According to Encarta Dictionary: English‚ punk is a youth movement of the late 1970s‚ characterized by loud aggressive rock music‚ confrontational attitudes‚ body piercing‚ and unconventional hairstyles‚ makeup‚ and clothing

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    youth subcultures have had an associated street fashion. Examples include: * Hippies (denim‚ T-shirts‚ long hair‚ flower power and psychedelic imagery‚ flared trousers) * Teddy Boys (drape jackets‚ drainpipe trousers‚ crepe shoes) * Punk fashion (ripped clothing‚ safety pins‚ bondage‚ provocative T-shirt slogans‚ Mohican hairstyle) * Skinheads (short-cropped hair‚ fitted jeans‚ Ben Sherman button-up shirts‚ Fred Perry polo shirts‚ Harrington jackets‚ Dr. Martens boots) *

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    ‘The Clown Punk’ by Simon Armitage Learning Objectives: AO1: Respond to the using details from the poem to support your opinion AO2: Analyse the writers’ methods (language‚ structure and form) and the purposes of these methods Pre-reading Activity Look at the pictures below and state your initial reaction(s) to the person / people in the photo. Do not spend more than 5 seconds on each picture. 1 2 3 Reaction: Reaction: Reaction: Overall‚ what do these people have in common

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    subcultures often distinct through different subcultural capitals. This essay will interpret the notion of ‘subcultural capital’ thoroughly and analyses how it assists subgroups differentiate themselves from other social groups‚ especially focusing on the punk subcultural capital and its contemporary condition. Based on the theoretical foundation on cultural capital originally put forward by Bourdieu‚ Thornton further developed this notion ‘subcultural capital’ to make sense of the distinctions made by

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