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    been the most conventional and popular medium of conveying local‚ regional‚ national and international news to the readers. Newspaper serve us the latest happenings in different parts of the world through a network of correspondents and news agencies. The national dailies employ their correspondents and reporters in all the major cities of the world. The major newspapers like the New York Times‚ shape and influence the views‚ opinions and attitudes of millions of readers throughout the world. They

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    Internet is through sex sites. . The New York Times reported that while other companies are cutting back on their pay-per-view information‚ adult Web sites are actually increasing output. Reports show an estimated $1 billion was made off of adult sites last year‚ and an estimated $3 billion will be made this year. Sad to reveal that nobody wants to pay for the overly-intellectual encyclopedia information provided by Britannica or read the dry and boring news of the Wall Street Journal. Instead

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    detailed a mother whose 19 year old son died‚ and she didn’t want to believe it. Joan Didion remembers feeling like the mother saying as long as I don’t let them in to tell me none of this will be real. “The New York times knew. The Los Angeles times knew. Yet I myself in no way prepared to accept this news as final.”(Didion100). The author even though everyone else was able to cope with her husband’s lost she could not. She was not prepared to accept the days to come without him. As the pain and grief

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    gangs and guns. If he did not live in the inner streets of Roanoke‚ Va.‚ he would probably be alive today. In most other parts of the country‚ you can have an argument with one of your best friends and not get killed over it. Blake was shot six time s by a good friend over an argument about a former girlfriend. Brent Staples grew up in the same type of atmosphere as his little brother Blake. As Staples explains in paragraph four of "A Brother’s Murder‚" he chose a different lifestyle.

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    A Desert Oasis Palm Springs is a desert city about 95 square miles located 111 miles east of Los Angeles with a population of 44‚552. Its history dates back thousands of years to the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians who lived in the Coachella Valley. The modern history of Palm Springs was glamorized by Hollywood movie stars in the 1920s because of the great weather and seclusion. Palm Springs was incorporated in 1938 and World War II brought rapid growth to businesses and housing development

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    play was scripted in my in my analysis of the play I found a never before seen creative surrealism used to captivate an audience. Clive Barnes of the New York times summed up the essence of Adrienne Kennedy’s work when he wrote “While almost every black playwright in the country is fundamentally concerned with realism--LeRoi Jones and Ed Bullins at times have something different going but even their symbolism is straightforward stuff–-Miss Kennedy is weaving some kind of dramatic fabric of poetry” (NYT

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    worker’s week’s wage. Most people could not afford newspapers and therefore could not receive daily news. In 1833‚ a cheap newspaper was introduced that cost only a penny per paper. The Industrial Revolution had made printing such a cheap paper possible‚ and the new “Penny Press” newspaper became an instant hit. No yearly subscription was necessary‚ and the majority could afford to read the daily news. This made people in both England and America more aware of current events‚ and also led to a dramatic

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    also there were many secrets that government officials were not allowing the public to know. Ellsberg’s career began when he entered the marines in 1954 and he started to deliver lectures at Harvard as a junior member board; during that particular time Henry Kissinger took notice to Ellsberg rational lectures. Ellsberg soon began to work as a strategic analyst in the Santa Monica office of the RAND Corporation. The RAND Corporation was the beginning of an opportunity‚ unbeknown to Ellsberg having

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    to this world in South Godstone‚ Surrey‚ England in 1963. He attended different colleges obtaining his B.A‚ Master’s‚ and Ph.D. in history and Government. Andrew started a wonderful career as a Journalist writing for New Republic. Later on he was accepted to write for New York Times Magazine. A gay‚ Catholic‚ conservative‚ and often controversial commentator‚ Sullivan made history as a blogger. After roughly 5 years he decided to take a break from journalism. Sullivan started writing several books

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    David Zinczenko is the editor-in-chief of Men’s Health magazine and the author of numerous best-selling books. Zinczenko is a man known for his work; his work and credibility shines bright because he has contributed op-ed essays to the New York Times‚ the Los Angeles Times‚ and USA Today. He has also appeared on Oprah‚ Ellen‚ 20/20‚ and Good Morning America. The fact that he is so accomplished in the area of eating healthy shows just how credible he is when it comes to discussing fast food vs. the eater

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