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    In the story The Ransom of The Red Chief and the movie Home Alone, I believe that the theme is that no matter how big or small someone is, you should never underestimate them. One example to support my theme is in the story. The author wrote, “I jumped up to see what the matter was. Red Chief was sitting on Bill’s chest, with one hand tangled in Bill’s hair. In the other he had the sharp knife we used for slicing bacon.”(O. Henry 65). This is a prime example that shows that Red Chief is not scared

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    My cousin, Deja Hiserote, is my best friend; she lives down the road from me in Red Scaffold, which is in the middle of nowhere. The town where I go to school and where all my other friends, Dupree, is nearly fifty miles from my house. To get to Red Scaffold, you have to go down south of Dupree on Cherry Creek Road; about halfway to Red Scaffold the road begins to curve first one way and then the other and you have to be very careful because it is a gravel road and you might find yourself in the

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    “We’re going to be late!” screamed my mom. “Yea, yea I’m coming. We have time.” I snarked back. It was was 5:20, tryouts weren’t untill 6. I had plenty of time to prepare. “I’m getting in the car, are you coming?” My mom yelled up to me. I grabbed my bag and rushed down stairs. “Ugh!” I screamed, “We have plenty of time, slow down. Please!” My mom said, “Okay, okay, but don’t blame me when you’re late.” We both got in the car and she drove off. I think my mom could tell I wasn’t that excited

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    Reece Lutzer--a twelve year old standout forward on the Rangers FC 04 team. She started her soccer journey at the age of four. She has been playing soccer for eight years at three different clubs. The first club she played at is Timbits Soccer because that is where you play when you are four or five years old. At the age of six she started to play in CMSA for Westhills soccer club. Westhills was her favourite club because they wanted her team to get better and that was when she got her first non-parent

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    Music and Racism

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    A music player is a media player that can only play audio files. People use it to listen to music for them to feel and think differently. Not only can music influence different ideas in the society, but it can also be used for therapeutic purposes for it can trigger the emotion pool of a person. It also has an ability to manipulate the way a person think. This must be the reason why a lot of people listen to music beside the aspect of creativity, art and the feeling of being related to the songs

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    Women's Music Essay

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    Music 2011: North American Popular Music Documentary Response Jordan Loder (Student No. 201213535) Submitted on July 27th, 2015 1. What is “women’s music”? What elements linked the participants of the women’s music movement (i.e., musical style, ethos, sentiment, etc.)? Please provide at least two examples. Women’s music came from radical, grassroots origins in the 1970s thanks to contributions by brave women, mostly lesbians (Mosbacher, 2002). These women used non-violent, peaceful force to forge

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    street knowledge” (Rob,2002). Gangsta rap, music’s biggest rebellion formed from this “street knowledge.” “In a pop world where rap was still considered a novelty, it was a serious shock to the system” (Rob,2002). N.W.A short for N****s With Attitude affected the rap game in three ways, positively, negatively, and overall. It was twenty years ago that the rap group N.W.A with Ice Cube as its most vital lyricist released its album “Straight Outta Compton”. They called their music reality rap, everyone

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    changed updates to relate time period to a modern theme. "The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street" 1960 version is black and white and the 2002 version is in color. The 1960 version is less violent how the 2002 version is very violent. The characters change for looking and dressing alike to look nothing alike in the 1960 episode everyone is white fancy as where the 2002 episode has people who don’t care who they look like and they don’t have the same skin color. The original episode, has old technology

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    Offensive Lyrics Essay

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    his mid-teens and is a huge fan of rap music. One of his favorites is Eminem. Ben, wanting to be as much like his brother as possible, does everything to become a complete copy of James. Ben dresses like him, eats the same food as he does, and even tries to mimic the way he walks. Ben even tries to listen to the same music that the older brother does. He asks his mom to buy one of the CDs that James has. His mother objects by telling him that the music that his brother listens to is not appropriate

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    (Anonymous, 2002). At age 11, his mother married Charles B. Shepperson in which is where Still was exposed to the world of classical music by attending concerts and operettas. Both Still’s parents desired their son to be cultured, they saw to it that Still became versed in academics, music, literature and the arts. It was Still’s mother who hope he would become a doctor so he enrolled in Wilberforce University as a pre-med student. Still became acquainted with another stream in the music world

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