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The law that frustrated Saum Song Bo was the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882, prohibiting immigrations of Chinese to the United States.

Betye Saar is a recycler as she calls herself. She recycles objects and her feelings and emotions as well. She creates pieces that entice us to have a closer look at her art. She likes to catch the attention of people to her art work so that they can examine the pieces to find the deeper meaning behind her pieces. She has some very creative pieces from “Crossroads” where the piece of wood shaped as a tombstone is the pallet to her colorful piece called “The Liberation of Aunt Jemima”. They both represent a different time of hardship that African-Americans had to deal from oppression to revolting the way African-American women were perceived as. Betye brings her emotions out in her artwork creating timeless pieces from recycled objects to create

Y has always been in my mind, so the first thing I did when I arrived in the City of Nha Trang,Vietnam was to meet up with Y. Because Y was on shift at the hospital that day, she schedule to meet up with me at the Khanh Hoa Province ‘general hospital entrance. From a far distance, I would a petite girl who is standing by the hospital gate wearing a ombre blouse with blue jeans, I would guess Y was waiting for me at that moment. Hesitant for a little bit, I decided to walk up to Y to meet with her like how i planned. After greetings, I invited Y’s to joined me at Quang(my high school friend) house for friend reunion party located on Phan Dinh Giot street. We have a great times at the party that I have the chance to reunite with many of my old friends. Because this was around Chinese Lunar New Year, everyone was on holiday break so we schedule to hangout with each other for a few times and record many picture that we all hope to be keep as memories.

I attended University of Fort Smith’s play. This play was held by Hmong Student Association(HAS). (On their agenda, the skit was supposed to be thirty minute but it lasted about an hour.) This story takes place in a Hmong village in Laos. The currents and lights was welled used. The main character was put on the spot light when it is necessary. For example, the light became dim to the point that you can tell that it was night time. There were mini lights that helped make the setting well recognized. The clues that foreshadow the time and place is the set-up. The back-stage set-up was filled with rice field and there was a mountain. There is a Hmong house hut too. The tools to cut rice was on stage as well. Another reason why it will be a

Next, when Hang meets Aunt Tam for the first time within her life, Hang instinctually feels a sense of the love that comes from that of a father through her Aunt because of their close resemblance. Her initial emotional response was “This voraciousness put me ill at ease. I knew she was my blood, the link to my father. This was the love that had been buried, impossible to imagine” (Huong, 72). This type of love only remained for

Hello Na'llah. Great example you have here. I think having these two different billing process helps everyone gets reimbursed properly on the procedures that they rendered to the patients. Just one mistake or wrong code sent by the coder can jeopardize everything like the physician cannot get the correct payment or the hospital can have

This poem was written in 1642 by Yun Sun-Do in Korea. I translated this poem since there is no other translation. Yun Sun-Do was an artist, musician, politician, poet, and author. He was exiled from the capital and had to spend the rest his life alone, not allowed to go out of his house. To forget his loneliness he referred the nature around him as his new friends and wrote a poem about it. The five friends he has around him which are: water, stone, pine tree, bamboo, and moon.

The article by A. Ka Tat Tsang, is compelling in so many ways. The article outlines the development of truth and lies and how people who lie get further in life. People in society tend to believe deception more than truth due to the fact that it sounds better to hear. The sad world we live in today continues to deceive each and every single one of us. At the end of the day people choose what they want to believe in and personally I have witnessed individuals believe lies over the truth just for their own personal benefit. The media continues to deceive people on so many different levels. For example, advertisements on weight loss continue to portray effective fast weight loss to individuals however, that is not the case. Many individuals choose to

Geraldo Vandré’s 1968 melody Pra não dizer que não falei das Flores (“So they can’t say I didn’t sing about the flowers”) harks back to an era of flower power and brutal military rule, but it has been revived in a very modern battle for the political soul of the country.

Ngo Dinh Diem was sent into Vietnam two weeks before the signing of the Geneva Accords as the Prime Minister of the new government in Saigon, appointed by Bao Dai in June of 1954. He claimed that the only guaranteed resolution to a noncommunist government was a Catholic. Catholicism was a minority privileged sector of South Vietnam society which made U.S. officials apprehensive. Notably Diem had influential connections in Washington who advocated insistently that regardless of any weaknesses Diem may possess, he “was the only Vietnamese politician with the determination and the credentials to wage a successful struggle against communism and preserve an independent government in the South (William

A special class is a class consisting of students with disabilities who have been grouped together because of similar individual needs so that they can receive specially designed instruction. In special classes, the content, methodology, or delivery of instruction is adapted to ensure the student has access to the general curriculum and the opportunity to meet the educational standards that apply to all students. Special Class Services serve students with disabilities whose needs cannot be met within a general education class, even with the use of supplementary aids and services. Supplementary aids and services are aids, services and other supports that are provided in the general education classroom so that a student with a

    Judy Brady in her essay “I Want A Wife” was written and published in the first issue of Ms.Magazine and during the women's movement in 1969.Brady’s purpose is to raise awareness of political and social issue occurring today. Brady believed women should not tolerate the way men act on woman.. In this essay Brady aims to convince her readers to look at a man's point of view and expectations of what he thinks a wife is and how she should act like. Throughout “I Want A Wife” Brady emphasizes that women are special and should be treated higher than society treats them now,through a first person point of view, anaphora and a satirical tone.

The two women bonded immediately and visited each other often. Our new little cousin Laura was adorable and Ellen and I loved her instantly, she was an only child, therefore, we became “like sisters,” we played together as if we had known each other forever. Our new Aunt Connie was an outstanding cook and enjoyed preparing all our favorite, typical Indonesian dishes. Her love of cooking made her abruptly compatible with Oma; Connie called her Tante (Dutch for Aunt) Erna, they spent happy times sharing recipes and cooking together. Weren’t we

“?Podemos pasar por la tumba de Alma?” I whisper to my mother, which translates to ask if we could pass by Alma’s grave. Mother’s face doesn’t seem to show usual shadows of misery that become present whenever the subject of Alma comes up. Is she trying to hold it back in? Have her deep wounds healed by the very sands of the hourglass I complained about? Mother asks the rest of the family my question. The plans were shortly

Many NGOs are associated with the use of international staff working in 'developing' countries, but there are many NGOs in both North and South who rely on local employees or volunteers.