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    then work to create for themselves a safe haven. Hope‚ for them‚ is found amongst friends rather than amidst family. Though hard to envision a now popular celebrity surrounded by rags instead of riches‚ one such a person goes by the name of Julie Andrews. Julie Andrews‚ originally Julia Wells‚ was an esteemed woman of strong character. Over time‚ she has demonstrated the importance of enduring through a rough heritage‚ has proven that perseverance is key to success‚ and has created

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    In the novel Code Name Verity written by Elizabeth Wein a common theme was staying determined through tough times. Julie and Maddie‚ the main characters‚ both go through different experiences that are hard on them‚ but with determination they are able to problem solve and make it through. Julie went through extremely hard times‚ but she stayed determined and made it through her problems. The text states‚ “I had managed to drag myself and my chair over to the door and prepared an ambush that sent

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    experience nature especially children that live in a big city who are not accustomed to the natural world. But why is it that children need to experience nature? What exactly are the benefits of children being in contact with the natural world? In the book Wolves by Renee Askins brings up a few good points on why being in contact with nature is important in a child’s formative years. Askins states “Early contact with animals and wild places can help to develop a matured empathy and capacity for human relationships

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    Wolves are the dogs that stayed behind.” The world is a cruel place. A thing that can be treasured in one instance can be a threat in the next. For many people‚ we stare at the natural world and see its rugged beauty and wish that we could captivate it for ourselves. The case is no different for our modern dogs. Bred from the “empty canvas” of a wolf‚ we’ve modified‚ altered‚ formed‚ transformed‚ reformed‚ and remodified wolves to be one of the closest companions we have still today: dogs. But through

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    Sky Is Falling by Julie Heffernan The Crocker Art museum exhibited fourteen works by Julie Heffernan in a show called “Sky is Falling”. In the exhibit Heffernan show cases male and female figures‚ often believed to be self-portraits in different manifestations‚ in extravagant landscapes while using metaphorical imagery to express the lives of women and the concern she has for the endangered environment. The figures are often depicted trying to restore order to a world that is falling apart around

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    Julie Mehretu was born in 1970 in Addis Ababa‚ Ethiopia. She is an artist that is best known for her densely layered abstract paintings and prints. Stadia II is a compilation of Stadia I and Stadia III. Mehretu created Stadia II in 2004 using mediums of ink and acrylic on canvas. Her works engage the history of nonobjective art from Constructivism to Futurism‚ posing contemporary questions about the relationship between utopian impulses and abstraction. Most of the lines she draws are curved or

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    Did the wolves change the river? People believes the fact that wolves changed the river because everyone has talked about that also you can read about that in the Internet‚ some T.V shows talk about this too so people has decided that they actually changed the river. But‚ what would people think if someone starts reading about it? If someone try to know something else about that? Maybe that person will find out that maybe wolves didn’t change the river. The author of this article did that‚ he

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    Did Julie do the right thing in the story or did she do the wrong thing keep reading and you figure your answer out. In the story of Facing Donegall Square Julie fell in love with an Irish man but she didn’t know who she really fell in love with. It all started when she fell down in the road and he helped her up. They spent a few hours together. She had to find new pants but couldn’t find the American pants. Instead they sat and had tea. Seamus had to go to school‚ so she decides she would go shopping

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    An individual’s sense of belonging emerges from the connections made with people‚ place and community. Belonging is an intrinsic component of human existence that is shaped by many factors and circumstances. Peter Skrzynecki’s "Immigrant Chronicle’s" and Shaun Tan’s visual rendition "The Arrival" depict the many external influences that an individual faces in acquiring a sense of belonging. In both text it is evident that belonging bridges the divide between acceptance and insecurites or nourishment

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    Molly Kinney Composition 1 Mary Burmaster November 11 2012 Saving the Grey Wolves Wolves and humans have been coexisting for hundreds of years. Before Europeans conquered our vast country‚ wolves held a very esteemed place in Native American culture‚ as they were vital to forest ecosystems‚ and were often believed to be spiritual beings in many tribes (kidsplanet 1). As much as they were honored in tribal cultures‚ others feared them. Children’s fables often described them as “the big

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