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    developmental aspect on the events that have occurred during childhood and the relationships our caregivers have molded for us. One thing that is the biggest factor in how we act and mature is how our parents raise and handle our mistakes. In the movie Mean Girls‚ for example‚ the character Mrs. George‚ Regina George’s mother‚ is a character that only stands out with her appearance and personality but also her parenting style. Mrs. George is a mother of two‚ one around the age of 7 and the other a high school

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    Journeys- Related Text Analysis Mean girls by Mark Waters- Visual/ Film Analysis What is the text about? Raised in an African bush country with only her parents‚ Cady Heron‚ a 16 year old home schooled teenager takes on a challenge when she enters her first public high school. She instantly makes friends with two sweet teenagers‚ Damian and Janis. However‚ she soon learns that high school is a jungle in itself‚ when she meets the ‘Plastics’- A group of four girls consisting of Gretchen‚ Karen and

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    in the ways you believe students act. Personal identity is our sense of self‚ according to Erikson‚ the adolescent’s task is to solidify a sense of self by testing and integrating various roles. In the movie “Mean girls‚” written by Tina Fey‚ the actor Lindsay Lohan plays the role of a girl named Cady Heron who has never known what high school truly meant because her parents were zoologists. She lived her first fifteen years in the African jungle in which she was home-schooled. She lived her entire

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    Blake Snyder Beat Sheet October 19 2012 Mean girls Opening image: The first image seen is of a girl’s parents telling their daughter goodbye and to have a good first day at school. The girl’s mother is crying because unlike most kids her daughter has never been to a real school. She is sixteen years old and has been homeschooled all her life. Theme stated: “I had a lot of friends in Africa. But so far‚ none in Evanston.” This line basically foreshadows how she has no friends at her new school

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    Guinevere Pendragon Professor Yino English 112 19 February 2013 Rhetorical Analyses “What’s the Matter with Kids Today? “What’s the Matter with Kids Today‚” composed by Amy Goldwasser‚ is a strong argument against the assumption that Internet and other new found technology is worthless. Goldwasser begins her argument by giving you examples of the opposing view. For instance‚ within her first three paragraphs she gives many negative views against Internet use‚ one being a survey conducted

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    Imagine reading a book that could make you laugh‚ cry‚ and learn all at once. Everything about it is emotionally riveting. By the end‚ you feel as though you cannot continue living until everyone has read this book. Not until everyone you know has read this book from cover to cover. The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is that wonderful book. Not a reader? I highly encourage you to give this book a shot anyway. It’s touching. It’s entertaining. It’s clever. It’s educational.  First‚ I will tell

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    classics‚ “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” What do these two pieces of writing have in common? A character based off of a real person. In “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer‚” Becky Thatcher is the love interest of Tom‚ the book’s title character. Becky‚ a proud girl from a wealthy family‚ is actually based off of Twain’s real life childhood crush named Laura Hawkins. In the book‚ Becky starts taking a number of risks after getting to know Tom. The three most significant risks include breaking into a teacher’s

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    Belonging is a fundamental need for emotional and physical wellbeing. It shapes our identity and influences our worldview. Belonging emerges from connections made with people‚ places‚ groups and communities. Belonging has been said to shape our identity. Our identity gives individual form and meaning to who we are. We have the ability to be one separate unit and also to belong to a larger network. Our sense of belonging shapes who we are as individuals by connecting to other like minded people with

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    Labels at Their Finest    Have you ever thought about Hollywood’s tendency to repeat history‚ plots‚ and setups? Do movies accurately represent the true way of high school life? All too often‚ we are placed to believe the most popular‚ pretty‚ blonde girl is the one we want to be. She appears to have it all together. Her “slatternly tongue” “devastates other kids.” But‚ is she the only place the stereotype stops? However‚ there is always a catch between fantasy and reality. Does Denby present enough

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    fifteen years and was homeschooled all her life. Her parents decided to move to Chicago and made Cady attend a public high school. She made friends with Janis who was supposely a lesbian girl and Damian who was "too gay to function." Cady was told to steer clear of the Plastics. The Plastics was a group of three girls named Grecthen‚ Karen‚ and Regina. Cady started hanging with the Plastics‚ because janis ask her to incapacitate them. Cady Spends so much time with the Plastics‚ she begins to act like

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