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    Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe‚ wings to the mind‚ flight to the imagination‚ and charm and gaiety to life and to everything‚” quoted by Plato. Music is a way in where you can escape all things in life. It’s like your exit out of all matters. You play it when you’re mad‚ sad‚ happy‚ or just simply need a little uplifting. There are different genres of music. You have pop‚ rock‚ classical‚ R&B‚ hip hop‚ contemporary gospel‚ jazz‚ blues‚ and much more. However‚ gospel has been

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    Communication is a term for passing information from one to another; this can be done physically‚ verbally‚ visually and also technologically for example email. Physical communication requires one to physically send a message for example a hand shake to say thanks‚ this message can also be passed on verbally and technologically. Visual communication requires usually involves demonstration sometimes mixed with verbal communication to help learners understand or stay more focused. Effective communication

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    Difficulty in Sharing: A child who does not know how to share may find social interaction with other children a problem. This can affect social development‚ as other children will be reluctant to play with them and may avoid any interaction. This can affect emotional development as the child will begin to feel lonely and left out‚ leading to feelings of sadness. Difficulty interacting: A child who finds it difficult to interact with other children due to factors such as bullying‚ may find

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    two girls growing up at St. Bonny’s orphanage. The author‚ Toni Morrison‚ states that one girl is white and the other girl is African American. However‚ Morrison does not explain who is of what race. Twyla and Roberta are the only girls in the orphanage who have mothers‚ they are just not around. Twyla’s mother danced all night and Roberta’s was sick. The story shows many encounters the girls have with one another‚ as they form their own lives outside the orphanage. Twyla married a sensible man and

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    How to Enjoy Music

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    HOW TO ENJOY MUSIC” BY SALAMA AL RUMAITHI What is music and why has it been around for so long? Music takes you to another world. Whenever you feel down and listen to music it cheers you up. Music motivates people and makes you imagine things. Music is harmony and melody. It makes you play instruments like the guitar or piano and sing out loud. It can make you cry or make you dance to the music. The beginning your true encounter with music should begin with singing and listening to music

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    we in become more evolved as a nation one of the problem that needs to be address is how to response to diverse faith within our healthcare practices. This essay serves to compare these three different religious philosophies: Yoruba‚ Hinduism (karma) and Buddhism‚ to a Christian’s perspective. These religions have wide perspectives but one will key in on health management and what to expect from healthcare point of view while caring for these patients. Yoruba religion is based on nature worshipping

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    Hip-hop music has been an integral part of the American culture since the 1970s. Hip-hop music‚ which encompasses rapping‚ disc jockeying‚ break dancing‚ and graffiti writing‚ has become so popular that American culture has adopted the music in mainstream fashion and modern language. The conflict on whether hip-hop music is “art or poison” has been continuous. Some Americans support hip-hop as an essential art form‚ while others dispute that hip-hop has harmful effects on the American culture. The

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    Music in Cuba Throughout history and in modern times‚ music has played a pivotal role in the Cuban culture on the island and in other areas around the world. The roots of Cuban music originate in West-Africa and Spain‚ which coincides with a history filled with settlers and their slaves. Unfortunately‚ there are almost no traces of musical roots back to the pre-colonial tribes which inhabited Cuba.This is because of the massive colonization that basically rendered those civilizations extinct.

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    How to Listen to Music

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    argument is on how to listen to music. I agree with some of points on how to listen to music that they wrote in our text book. For example that music is eternal‚ infinite and ideal‚ also that it does not express the passion‚ love ‚ or the longing for this or the longing for someone. I feel music back in the time of the Greeks and the Egyptians was or should have been full of emotion‚ because of all the classical life experiences that molded civilized society today. There stories speak of how it was to

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    “Punk rock‚ perhaps more than any genre in the history of popular music‚ is almost impenetrably tangled in ideologies.” Amazing isn’t it‚ more popular than any other genre. Punk has changed many lives in many ways. Punk Rock was developed in 1975 in the U.S.‚ U.K.‚ and Australia. Punk was exchanged between the U.S. and the U.K. many times (PUNK ROCK). It has combined Rock N’ Roll‚ Grunge‚ and Heavy metal. It was formed into many different waves for different listeners‚ such as from ‘Punks’ to ‘Rebels

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