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    successful. She mentions the mistreatment of Jews in nearly all of her novels. In Cimarron, the town Jew was running for mayor. But the wife of the other candidate gave a speech about the race where she declared, ?A Jew for mayor of Osage! They?ll be having an Indian mayor next. Mr. Wyatt?s folks are real Americans? (Ferber 218). She writes about the mistreatment of Native Americans to a great extent in Cimarron. Sabra?s son was particularly fond of them and when arguing with his mother?s family

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    Hatley Brown Seton Hall University Essay: Personal Statement The first time I demonstrated a love for horses was when I watched the movie Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Every Birthday and Christmas list had “horse” at the top. Finally, when I was six, I had my first riding lesson. After that, I was completely hooked. Every other week I would get enjoy a forty-five minute lesson and, think, “this is the life”. After a few months of riding, my parents found a trainer closer to home, and I began

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    The Spirit of a Hero: Spirit, The Stallion of the Cimarron and Campbell’s Theory In the words of Joseph Campbell, “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” He further explores this idea in his novel “The Hero with a Thousand Faces”, where he expresses his theory on the monomyth. According to Campbell, a common template can define the passage taken by every hero, which he dubbed the Hero’s Journey. As he states in the preface of the 1949 edition of his

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    The St. James Hotel was first built in 1872 and is located in the historic downtown Cimarron, New Mexico. It is consider to be a historic with a restaurant and bar. It is also known for its legendary status of being haunted by spirits of men who have been murder there during the 19th century in the days of New Mexico’s northeastern Wild West days. Presently guest can stay at the historic hotel in one of two sections of the hotel, one section is the historic part of the hotel that is the main building

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    Joropo Dance Essay

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    For centuries, Venezuela and Colombia have been home to the unique genre of traditional music called joropo that was believed to have originated in the 18th century within rural settings. Characterized by its African, European and indigenous influences, the term joropo was first used to describe dances and festive events such as parties, family reunions and picnics. Joropo spread across Venezuela and Colombia thus various regions adopted a slightly different style of joropo. Joropo llanero, for example

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    After graduation from the Cimarron High School, I will be moving down to Portales, New Mexico to attend the university there, Eastern New Mexico University. I am going to pursue the major of Social Work and Social Sciences. The degree is a total of four years, in that time I will be staying at the dorms for the first two years. Once I start my junior and senior year my class will switch to online learning. During the time of this course I have hopes and dreams of studying abroad, if the moment arrives

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    Cimarron High School has a great reputation for having a good academic program; however, it would be great if more educational enhancements were introduced. Imagine leaving high school with knowledge under your belt necessary for your future occupation or having some knowledge to assist your educational career at a college. Well, this can be achieved very simply. If Cimarron High School would expand their elective selection, increase the quantity of electives, and offer enhanced classes for more

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    What happened in U.S. in the 1800s? In May 10, 1801 - Tripoli declares war against the United States. The United States had refused to pay additional tribute to commerce raiding corsairs from Arabia. It was a war against pirates. It was a war against Tripoli. It was a war against Barbary pirates in the Mediterranean Sea. It was the first war of the United States against an African nation. To think of the United States in the years between the American Revolution and the War of 1812, we tend to forget

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    Spirit Film Summary

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    For this discussion I chose the 2002 animated DreamWorks film Spirit. The setting is in the “Wild West.” and Americas expansion into the Western region. The film contrast the American Western culture and the Native Americans and illustrates our extreme differences. The film captures the spirit of the wild, animals and the Indians who live so interchangeable with them. It also captures the spirit of Manifest Destiny and America’s drive to inhabit the West, and how we interact with the earth, animals

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    My Experience In My Life

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    moms, then we left in cars bound for Kansas City. I was fortunate to be placed in the vehicle that some of my closer friends were in and we had a blast on the car ride to KC. From there, we boarded a train which would take us to our destination of Cimarron, New Mexico, the closest form of civilization to Philmont. Travelling by train was a unique experience. The seats were extremely comfortable and could spin around. Each seat was situated by a large window that spanned from the ceiling to the floor

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