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    a great tool that we are able to use. Some people think that technology and social media are pushing us further apart. For example‚ Peggy Orenstein in “I Tweet‚ Therefore I am” she wrote “ The expansion of our digital universe- Second Life‚ Facebook‚ Myspace‚ Twitter- has shifted not only how we spend our time but also how we construct identity”(253). Peggy Orenstein is saying that technology and mostly social media is controlling our life. I also think that technology and social media is controlling

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    also raises you and gives you unconditional love‚ with or without a genetic relation. These mothers could have adopted their children or have used an egg donor. Peggy Orenstein‚ in her article “Your Gamete‚ Myself”‚ exemplifies a trend in reproduction‚ using technology to aid those unable to conceive by themselves. Specifically‚ Orenstein introduced two women‚ Marie and Becky‚ and discussed their situations with using egg donors. Marie’s story focused greatly on the interaction between her and her

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    Laura Walker 10/20/2014 Rhetorical Analysis of ‘What’s Wrong with Cinderella’ By Peggy Orenstein   Using personal experience‚ Peggy Orenstein‚ discusses the impact businesses such as Disney and Mattel have on reinforcing gender roles. The fact that she is a mother discussing her own struggles gives the piece a more casual and personal tone. She is speaking to those like her. Having a conversation with the readers causes the piece to be well-rounded. While she does not address the reader directly

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    Americans. King Peggy is influenced by both American and Ghanaian societies. She uses both societies to be come a hero of Otuam. King Peggy is not just American or Ghanaian; she simply is “both” (more on page 159). The ancestors‚ America‚ and Otuam influence how King Peggy’s identity develops from a secretary to an influential King. Overall‚ she is considered a hero because she brought water‚ education‚ and a steady government to Otuam. Specifically the ancestors helped develop King Peggy identity.

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    Every so often there is a television program that attracts a large audience because it is brilliantly written and entertaining. One of the most recent television shows to do this has been Mad Men. The show revolves around an advertising agency in the 1960’s and it’s key players in the company‚ more specifically Don Draper. Being set in the 1960’s‚ it is important to do both a sociological and semiotic analysis of the show. Society and human interactions have changed dramatically over the past fifty

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    propaganda referred to as Weasel Words: "original"‚ "softer"‚ "new"‚ and more "flavor" and Testimonial techniques done by Peggy Fleming‚ which are able to reach out to their viewers through the use of Logos‚ Ethos‚ and Pathos appeal by inducing sexual thoughts and using Dentist recommendations. In the 1980’s Trident advertised their new Trident sugarless gum through figure skater Peggy Fleming; An American figure skater‚ 1968 Olympic Champion‚ and 3 time World Champion. The commercial takes place on an

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    Unit 6 Peggy

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    Worthington Amber Unit 6- Peggy Hettrick The Peggy Hettrick case has been a cold case for decades. The case from 1987 has been a mystery. August 10‚ 1998 Timothy Masters was charged for her murder. Timothy was released and charges were dismissed on January 22‚ 2008. The roles in this case were hard to follow. The prosecutor who has the role to present the state’s case against defense had to prove that Timothy’s knife collection‚ his drawings‚ failure to report seeing body‚ and the time frame

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    Virginia State University’s Athletic Director‚ Mrs. Peggy Davis‚ came to visit and speak in our Organization and Administration of Athletics course on Monday‚ October 19‚ 2015. She was very inspiring and motivational in her talk with us. She touched down on a few key points as to how she got to her position in athletics as well how to stay there. She started off by stating that we must learn everyday from successful people. When she mentioned this‚ the 1-Minute Manager was brought to my mind because

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    Peggy McIntosh makes an interesting point on her article. It is true that desegregation and discrimination is still remaining as part of America. The silent separation remains within race‚ social class‚ sex‚ ethnicity‚ and religion. As a part of the minority‚ I could relate to the content of this article. For example‚ I find it difficult to buy a get well card without it referencing to God or any other cards that contain an image of people from race other than white. I believe we were taught by

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    articulate any potential biases‚ and ultimately relate the concept of sleep walking through history within this particular context. Peggy Klaus‚ the author‚ is unable to forget her excitement for her first women’s conference; “the convention center was pulsing with estrogen‚ and it was exhilarating [for Peggy] to be a part of a like-minded sisterhood.” However‚ as Peggy continues to reflect on her experiences as a woman apart of the feminist movement‚ she notes that after some quarter of a century

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