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    Everywhere you look you can find some type of racial stereotyping. It’s around us‚ in the books we read‚ and the films we watch. Most movies just poke fun at racial stereotyping but some movies show the harsh side of labeling a certain race. After 9/11 many people saw Middle Eastern and South Asian people as terrorists. In airports the tighter security portrayed the seriousness of the US government. However‚ the firmer security was only leaned toward people with specific last names‚ and certain nationalities

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    Introduction Imagery‚ sounds‚ storytelling ability‚ excellent editing‚ serious acting and creative imaginations are all technically combined to make a good movie. Movies represent storytelling at its best. The writer gives a script to the director who interprets it and creates a core team of professionals that includes the cinematographer‚ the designer (and his team)‚ the sound engineer‚ the actors‚ and the editor. They make films to entertain‚ to express emotion‚ tell stories‚ deliver

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    History of Silent Movies

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    Pioneer developments in "moving pictures" occurred during the 1890s with the patenting of the kinetograph and kinetoscope (1891) by Thomas Edison and W.K.L. Dickson in the United States and the cinematograph (1895) by the Lumiere brothers in France. By the turn of the century‚ films less than a minute in length were being exhibited at major fairs in the U.S. and abroad. Soon after‚ audiences began flocking to movie houses called "Nickelodeons‚" one-floor venues‚ where short films (approximately 10

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    Cyberbullying and Teens

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    this theory of Cultural Relativism can be used to exclude a certain group or groups of people based on perceived moral standards or values (Boss‚ 2008). This theory can easily be applied to the world of Cyberbullying and its affect on the tween and teen set. Over 33% of all youth in the United States feel that they have been a victim of Cyberbullying (Chait‚ Lovetoknow.org. 2009). One could presume this rate to in fact be much higher as Cyberbullying can be through any means of “anonymous” communication

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    The allure of fear is especially evident with all the ghosts and ghouls about on Halloween. With Halloween approaching‚ it’s hard to avoid ghosts‚ goblins and other spooky decorations. But some people go even further‚ seeking out horror movies and convoluted haunted houses that are designed to scare the living daylights out of them. What possesses people to seek out experiences that make them tremble with fear? Enjoyment likely comes not from the fear itself‚ experts say‚ but from the physical and

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    Teens and tattoos

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    how youth use tattooing and body piercing to express their way of thinking and how they feel. It also explores the various key reasons that lead to the decisions of youth to tattoo. Youth and tattoos is a growing trend in the US and parents of these teens that decide to have tattoos and piercings are concerned with their decisions. In this article Dr. Martin views tattoos in a positive way. This is shown in the last paragraph where he mentioned‚ “they (tattoos) can often be understood self-constructive

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    Espionage and Bond Movies

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    From early movies based on World War II to modern films about the Cold War‚ Hollywood has always seemed to distort the line between fact and fiction. Ian Fleming’s James Bond was and still is the catalyst of the latest transformation of undercover agent within the spy genre. Moreover‚ other films such as Mission Impossible II have also propagated this distortion between truth and reality through the character of Ethan Hunt. However‚ separating the theatrics from the truth is important; movies within

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    Campaign movies tend to describe what the campaign actually means and how the interpersonal and intrapersonal campaign relations work. First of all the present how campaign works in terms of the members‚ ideas‚ and goals. For instance‚ Primary Colors present a rough journey of one campaign including all the scnadals‚ media problems‚ private secrets and different people’s personlities that create the campaign itself. Moreover‚ campaign films tend to portray the picture of the government and all its

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    teen depression

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    Teen Depression A depressed person sits surrounded by people. They talk‚ laugh‚ and act totally normal. However‚ it’s just a cover. Inside that person sits loneliness that washes through them… an unexplainable sadness that they constantly feel. They fear speaking of it… of admitting the hatred they have for themselves. How many people must live like this person? As stated in athealth.com” Every six months people feel this way and the illness affects 1.2 percent of the American population. Do you

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    of love and a common bond serve to emphasize the gap between these two races. One realizes almost instantly that what is being shown is not what really is. There is that sense of “difference” that separates people based on common stereotypes. The movies almost make a special effort to portray people of color as equals‚ despite the highly impoverished environment in which black people exist. The government uses this “newfound friendship” as an excuse to cut vital relief programs for the black commuting

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