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    Introduction George Balanchine’s relationship with women is a many layered‚ fascinating topic. It is my hope that this paper will shed some light on the nature of‚ and circumstances surrounding‚ these many multi-faceted relations. I refer to these relationships in the plural because Balanchine was many things to many women. Throughout his life he took on many roles‚ including that of colleague‚ husband‚ lover‚ teacher‚ mentor‚ director‚ and most famously‚ choreographer. One could ask numerous questions

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    Harrison Bergeron

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    when he rises to the ceiling with the ballerina‚ “And then in an explosion of joy and grace‚ into the air they sprang!” This act is symbolic because it shows that even if the government has control‚ there are people brave enough to outcome the consequences. Symbolism is developed throughout the story because it starts out with everyone being the same‚ having the same handicap problems. The symbol used in the scene is freedom because Harrison and the ballerina are freed from the handicaps; “Harrison

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    short story about a Dystopian society where any form of "unequal advantage" is frowned upon and dealt with by a method known as “Handicapping” a person. Handicapping was given based off the “advantage” that a person had‚ a few examples being the ballerinas forced to cover their faces to keep their beauty hidden or an overly intelligent person being forced to wear a mental radio within his/her own ear. Vonnegut deploys a very dark sense of satire throughout the story. He creates this world as a way

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    Anna Pavlova Dying Swan

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    Briana Rodriguez Mrs. Murtaza January 17‚ 2013 Anna Pavlova Ballerina Anna Pavlova was born Anna Matveyevna Pavlovna Pavlova on February 12‚ 1881—a cold and snowy winter’s day—in St. Petersburg‚ Russia. Her mother‚ Lyubov Feodorovna was a washerwoman. Her stepfather‚ Matvey Pavlov‚ was a reserve soldier. The identity of Anna Pavlova’s biological father is unknown‚ though some speculate that her mother had an affair with a banker named Lazar Poliakoff. As a child‚ Anna preferred to believe

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    technique‚ and uniform‚ they still have similarites in movement. Ballet is a complex mixture of technique. It requires a lot of concentration. Ballet can be practiced by both male and female. It takes five steps and many years to become an excellent ballerina. But‚ once females develop strong ankles they may get pointed shoe. Pointed shoes are a satin shoe that is hardened by layers and layers of glue for the purpose of standing on the tip of them. Ballet is all about technique. Posture‚ keeping your

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    Degas’ stylistic development in representation of female subjects More than three quarters of Degas’ works‚ including his paintings‚ drawings‚ pastels‚ prints and sculptures‚ comprise of images of women. Degas‚ similarly to a scientific researcher‚ investigated the female form through a plethora of representations‚ ranging from his early and rather reserved portraits of relatives to the laundresses and cabaret singers of his Impressionist years. Moreover‚ he was even dubbed to have been obsessed

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    Kurt Vonnegut’s short story "Harrison Bergeron" is set in the future (2081)‚ when the government has supposedly made everyone “equal.” The people of this era are forced equal by technology. These people are denied individuality‚ and the governments have taken their freedom by enforcing laws. Vonnegut’s story is a satire because the society he depicts is not truly equal‚ but rather a totalitarian regime under the pretense of equality. I will examine how Vonnegut seems to be implying that in such a

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    Ballet or Football

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    Ashley Barnes Allie D. Rogers Engl 1010- 431 October 1‚ 2012 Ballet or Football? Ballet and football are both difficult sports to master; however‚ someone once said‚ “If ballet were any easier‚ they’d call it football.” What makes for a good sport? Every sport has rules and regulations that one must follow in order to play. The sport requires specific skills such as strength‚ coordination‚ and speed. A good sport has a certain level of safety to keep the participants safe and requires a lot

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    Both Nethergrave and Harrison Bergeron have an imaginative setting. Nethergrave was very imaginative because of the things that happened during the story. Harrison Bergeron has a very “unreal” setting in comparison to real life. Today I will be reading and learning more about both of these stories. In this essay‚ we will explore both stories and learn why their setting is drastically different than in real life. Harrison Bergeron takes place in 2018. There’s a married couple (George and Hazel Harrison)

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    the viewer‚ almost as if the spectator themselves had been there for that very moment. Degas took pleasure in catching his subjects unaware or off guard‚ which is very typical with impressionist paintings. Degas began to create his works with ballerinas as the main subject‚ and that subject immediately had an audience of interest. He established his following with the dancers’ front and center‚ and once it took off‚ he became known as the artist who created the dancers. Edgar always had the viewer

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