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In the article "Many with New College Degree Find The Job Market Humbling" by Catherine Rampell, it talks about the job market is a difficult one if you don't have the connections to the high paying jobs. It introduces a few people who are working minimum wage jobs and it tells you of their college degrees. Rampell then proceeds to talk about the amount of college degree people working minimum wage jobs and how it's a difficult life. Rampell further says that if you don't have connections or the right degree finding a job will be very difficult. Also if you are one of those people constantly switching jobs it will be difficult because eventually you might start a family and then have

In the essay, "Hunger," by Maggie Helwig, the author states that eating disorders are a form of protest by women against spiritual starvation brought by extreme consumerism; she does this by tracing the symbol meaning of hunger. One of the attractive features of Helwig's essay is her ability to persuade to her audiences by the use of research and experiences. Helwig's use of language, through definitions and various repetitions, illustrates and reinforces her perspective, therefore sending a powerful message to victims of eating disorders.

Finally, an article written by Jessica Krampe entitled Does Money Really Make People Happier? says that happiness comes from making the right choices and acting on your passions. According to Krampe, the purpose of having wealth is to use it enhance the lives of the people you care about. Leaving a mark that represents your passion and values is what truly makes you happy. Furthermore, Krampe tells us that there are several ways on how to find happiness. First, you need to reflect on what you enjoy most about your life. It could either be a hobby or a talent that you love to do during your free time. Next, you should share your goals with those who are supportive of your dreams. Lastly, make the right choices and pursue the choice that will

In Cooper’s universe, every right was based on responsibility. The opportunities that she sought for black girls and boys would provide them with better tools with which to serve their people. “Ultimately, her proud, demanding feminism offered to black men a stronger comrade in a partnership struggling to improve the lives of all African Americans” (Berson, 1994). Although her life was privileged in relation to those of the

The Louisville Men’s Basketball program was expected to be one of the top teams in the nation this upcoming season. However, details have come out about players and recruits being allegedly involved in prostitution that was paid for by the coaching staff. These accusations were initially brought to light in a recently released book, authored by a woman named by a woman named, Katina Powell. National media outlets have picked up on the story and a thorough investigation by the NCAA and the University of Louisville are both currently underway.

Lori Singer was born on November 6, 1957. She is best known for her role as Ariel Moore in Footloose opposite Kevin Bacon and as Julie Miller on the TV series Frame which ran from 1982-1983. After taking a break for some years in her career, she took up a guest role on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. In 2013, she co-produced the documentary Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God, which was nominated for 5 Emmy’s and won 3.

Anna Marie Duke also known as Patty Duke is one of the greatest and talented actresses in the world. She has starred in many classic movies such as “The Miracle Worker”, “A Killer among Friends”, “Love Finds A Home”, and even her own TV show “The Patty Duke Show. She has starred in over seventy-two movies throughout her acting career. Being an actress is not as easy and fun as some people think. Starring in movies and TV shows is hard work and takes a lot of dedication. Patty Duke started acting at six years old. Growing up at such a young age took a big toll on her physically and mentally.

The scene begins with Kat Dennings character 'Renee Yohe' laying on the ground after taking drugs. A high shot has been used to capture this moment as it usually represents vulnerability, therefore causing the audience to sympathise with Renee, and the position that she is in because she's powerless. This angle also enables us to view the mise-en-scene, which is extremely dreary as the colour scheme used consists of grey and black. These colours have been used as they have connotations of being seriously dull and depressing, thus reflecting the characters emotions and causing the audience have a further understanding of Renee and what sort of personality she has. Still in the same shot we hear the diegetic sound of a butterfly flapping its

Dr. Heidi Kling has been a practicing Clinical Psychologist for over 16 years. Dr. Kling earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Adelphi University. She chose clinical Psychology because she was interested in understanding how people develop into who they are and how it is possible to help them change themselves when they are motivated to do so. Dr. Kling in her 16 years of practice has worked with a diverse population and also believes that working together with her clients has the best turnout in results. She specializes in clients with relationship issues, eating disorders, psychotherapy, depression, anxiety, loss and grief counseling, and couples counseling.

In 1941, she signed a deal with Columbia Pictures where she starred in 11 B movies including “Time Out For Rhythm”, “Easter Parade”, and “Kiss Me Kate”. She even posed in her bathing suit for a WWII advertisement.

Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World is a fictional book, written by Jennifer Armstrong. It tells the true and extraordinary tale of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, led by Sir Ernest Shackleton 1914-17. All of the men worked extremely hard to get back home alive, but three men stood out the most. Those three men are: Sir Ernest Shackleton, Frank Worsley, and Tom Crean. These men were definitely the most essential to the entire expedition, and took part in almost every single task executed.

If I had my hero live next door to me it would be incredible, amazing, and unbelievable. First off, my hero is Katie Ledecky. She is world record holder swimmer. She is just so amazing to me, and she smashes her own world record every time that I’ve seen her in the Olympics! She has also been to World Championships previously in her life. She could be renting a house that just happens to be my neighbors, or they had a really good practice pool that just happened to be close by and this was the best location for her to temporarily move in. I wouldn’t believe myself or anything, I would just think that it was a super long dream, to where I would be sleeping for multiple days. I literally couldn’t imagine that. I mean, would I cry? Would I be

The scene begins with Kat Dennings character 'Renee Yohe' laying on the ground after taking drugs. A high shot has been used to capture this moment as it usually represents vulnerability, therefore causing the audience to sympathise with Renee, and the position that she is in because she's powerless. This angle also enables us to view the mise-en-scene, which is extremely dreary as the colour scheme used consists of grey and black. These colours have been used as they have connotations of being seriously dull and depressing, thus reflecting the characters emotions and causing the audience have a further understanding of Renee and what sort of personality she has. Still in the same shot we hear the diegetic sound of a butterfly flapping its wings, it flies past Yohe who glances at it emotionlessly. Although this is a very small action, the butterfly holds great symbolism as its reminiscent of her childhood, because at the start of the film we are shown how Renee liked to draw bright coloured butterflies, the directors and producers of the movie

women receive does not prepare them to be creative. Whatsoever that doesn’t mean that is true , women can be creative and can be leaders, we some amazing Hollywood film directors out there, trying to stay alive in the industry.

The first actress that is shown is Anne Hathaway as Hilly, Anne Hathaway was chosen to play Hilly because she plays in many movies and fits the description of Hilly. Anne Hathaway is a brunette actress with a lot of experience, she is also thin and has shoulder length hair just as Hilly, “she skinny. Her legs is so spindly, she look like she done growed em last week… even her hair is thing, brown, see-through” (Stockett 2).