Mall Santa University Research Paper

One night, Santa Clause was delivering gifts at an orphanage. One of the toddlers at the orphanage wakes up and climbs out of his crib. “BANG” he fell on the ground and started to crawl towards Santa Clause gift sack. Buddy starts his journey once he got into Santa’s gift sack. Santa did not realize that a toddler snuck into his gift sack. Santa arrives back to The North Pole, and the elves and him hear something moving in the sack. A second later a baby crawls out of the gift sack. Santa and the elves were in shock when they saw the baby. The baby’s name is on the baby’s

For the last three years, I have helped organize and assist in coordinating my town’s Breakfast with Santa program. Each year the program is hosted at a local daycare. The program provides each child with a wrapped gift and a Christmas related book. They are also given the opportunity to take pictures with Santa and make crafts. For many of the children, the only gifts that they receive for Christmas are those donated by volunteers. As a

Also, adults threatening children throughout the year saying that, “Santa is always watching.” Is it just be an easy way for them to have children be on their best behavior at all times? Additionally, another theory that I have heard is that Santa Claus is a way for Satan to take Christ out of Christmas. People say that he tries to make giving and receiving gifts more important than the birth of Christ, but I don’t feed into this assumption. I feel as though parents and large corporations are the ones behind the

Santa is known for his gift and wish granting abilities. Over the years, countless children have had wishes granted by the Jolly Elf. But, none of those wishes are as powerful as the one professional Santa portrayer Eric Schmitt-Matzen was able to grant for a young, terminally ill child in Tennessee.

First of all, women’s voices are different sounding than men’s. When you picture Santa, you think of a jolly, deep voiced fatty. Women’s vocal cords are much smaller, and they can’t really hit that pitch. For them, it’s as easy as trying to fly without wings. All of the kids would figure them out immediately, and burst into tears. Most

But do we really know where he came from? Santa Claus is traced back hundreds of years to a monk named St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas was born in 280 A.D.in Modern day Turkey. He was most known for his story of saving the 3 poor girls. He was very well known for giving to the sick and poor and having lots of kindness ("Santa Claus".) He moved to Myra and was elected bishop. There he gave anonymously because he didn't want to be praised for his help (Hauck, Allen.) When he died, they began to have a feast for the day of the dead(Dec. 6) it was also a lucky day to be married. He is known as the most popular saint ("Santa Claus".) So at that time people started to put him with the red and white outfit and helpers. He was told to have 8 traditional reindeer. In the spirit of Christmas it go's Jesus then Santa. When people think of Santa they think of generosity and love. Santa is a healthy part of the celebration, but a lot of people forget his origin, which is to help those in need (Hauck, Allen.) So we go from a person that mainly just kids believe in to one that a lot of people put their faith

. . Making Santa Claus an animal rather than an old white male could spare millions of nonwhite kids the insecurity and shame that I remember from childhood. Whether you celebrate the holiday or not, Santa is one of the first iconic figures foisted upon you: He exists as an incredibly powerful image in the imaginations of children across the country (and beyond, of course). That this genial, jolly man can only be seen as white—and consequently, that a Santa of any other hue is merely a “joke” or a chance to trudge out racist stereotypes—helps perpetuate the whole “white-as-default” notion endemic to American culture (and, of course, not just American culture).

The second relevant point to make is support of the claim that Santa Claus does indeed exist is that he is what brings joy to Christmas. For example, if there were no Santa Clause, Christmas would be as normal a time of year as any. But, since Christmas is the most joyous and happy time of year, it proves that there is a difference here. Additionally, there would be a far less joy at Christmas if there was no Santa Claus. In short, the joy and festiveness of Christmas proves that there is a Santa

Everyone thinks Santa has a lot on his plate this time of year - well we give him a run for his cookies.

Santa Claus has officially cancelled Christmas due to credible death threats made against his whole operation.

This is important facts about his adult life he became santa because kids were sad in the place that he lives

Santa was quite the enigma, he smelt of pungent onions, he was a voracious reader during his 11 months of paid holiday, he had an affinity with George Orwell, I guess that does explain his verbose and somewhat ostentatious vocabulary. But, he also had an idiosyncrasy to always use neologisms, his often abridged english was quite annoying. His ubiquitous influence was felt among the reindeer though, they all would listen to him, even Rudolph. So I asked Santa if I could speak to him about Rudolph. “What about the new reindeer Dasher?”

Santa Claus is an imaginary being, based off of the story of Saint Nicholas. Often we teach children myths, legends and fairytales to portray a theme to them on a level that they can understand, or sometimes we pretend something for fun, such as a doll being a child’s ‘baby’ but both we and the child know that the doll is fake and not a real baby. Despite this, I believe teaching kids that an old man drops down the chimney each year to give them gifts is wrong. Firstly, because it sets a precedent in the child-parent relation that some lies are OK, or even ‘good’, and this can have a bad effect on their understanding of honesty, parents should always be communicating truthfully to their child.

So he can ‘ho ho ho’! Why did Santa’s helper see the doctor? Because he had a low “elf” esteem!

On his first day of work, he had some training, and were given a tour of Santa Land. It was a really beautiful wonderland, with ten thousand sparkling lights, false snow, train sets, bridges, decorated tree etc. They were given the codenames for various posts, such as “the Vomit Corner”. When someone vomits, the nearest elf is supposed to yell Vamoose which is the name of the janitorial product used by the store. They have so many titles, one day he could be an Entrance Elf, a Water Cooler Elf, a Bridge Elf, Train Elf, Maze Elf, Island Elf, Magic Window Elf, Santa Elf, Photo Elf, Cash Register Elf, Runner Elf, or Exit Elf. They were given a demonstration of the various positions in action, performed by returning elves who were so animated and relentlessly cheerful. Everything from the elves said had an exclamation point at the end of it.