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Nia Sherard Yohancey Kingston Professor Adler AR-128-03 April 2010 The both of us, Nia and Yohancey went to go see Avenue Q; we were pleased with our choice on that show after you, professor Adler had spoken about it so much. We decided to go to the play on Wednesday, April 21st. It was the day of the Jesuit Court carnival so as soon as it ended at 5 we went to get showered dressed and catch the shuttle. We were on the way to the city by 5:30 so that we could figure out how to get our

My proposal to revitalize the block of abandoned houses at 8-20 Oakmount Road, 1834-1844 Bloor Street West, and 3-17 Pacific Avenue, is to create an eco-space that has the feel of a space that is eco-friendly and where people can come buy fresh produce, learn about eco friendliness, admire the plants at the green house and eco dome, or sit next to the fountain and admire the beauty. This space could do so much for the community, instead of having a block of houses that benefit no one. Here is a

REJECTED LRT ROUTES Another line we considered using but ultimately rejected was Bay street as there are too many residential areas along that road. For instance, from Aberdeen avenue to Jackson street we noted that there is an array of Condos and homes. Furthermore, it is a one way road with only two lanes, meaning that there isn’t enough room for a LRT, construction would have to include first widening the road then putting in the LRT, access to the road would be virtually cut off during the

The Stockton Civic Theatre’s production of Avenue Q last Thursday night depicts an accurate portrayal of life after graduating from college. The protagonist is a fresh out-of-college puppet named Princeton who is trying to seek a job and housing in the “outer borough of New York City.” After finding a cheap and unoccupied room in an apartment located on Avenue Q, Princeton befriends his neighbors who are made up of both people and puppets. Princeton meets and falls in love with an elementary teacher

Gentrification is generally usually picked implies, or possibly endeavored means, of reviving focal urban areas that have fallen on harsh circumstances. Gentrification is the way toward supplanting the poor populace of an area with the rich and reorienting the region along upscale lines. Gentrification grant has concentrated on characterizing the term and its starting points, understanding its results and perceiving gentrifiers ' identity and why and how they gentrify neighborhoods. The dislodging

dancing are still effective ways of conveying the problems to a society where interest is easily lost. Wolfe adamantly points out that producing a musical takes years of work and funding, thus affecting the response time to modern events. The musicals Avenue Q, Wicked, and Caroline, Or Change, all discussed in her article, did not make their debut until years after 9/11. Nonetheless, the lag time allows for critical adjustments and full understanding of the events to be evaluated before they premiere

Within the text “ A Palace Thief” by Ethan Canin, Hundert, a history teacher in St. Benedict's, believes that he will mold his students characters. He then meets Sedgewick Bell, a student who influences his “code of morals.” A major ideology that Hundert believes in is that with the assistance of history, he will develop good character and high ideals in the minds of his students. He believes that with these characteristics his students would become great men in the future. In the text when Hundert

POWER: THE CRUCIBLE, PRACTICE ESSAY INTRO Throughout the entirety of the play, the crucible Power Is demonstrated in many different ways by different characters at different times. These types of power include legitimate power, expert power, connection power and in particular coercive power. Coercive power can be defined as an authority or power that is dependent on fear. In the crucible this would be when one threatens another or forces another to either give up information or to do as they say

Introduction: Arthur Miller has created John Proctor the protagonist of The Crucible to be a 30 year old farmer in Salem, Massachusetts, powerful of body, even-tempered and not easily led. John speaks his mind when he recognizes injustice. He is highly respected, even feared, by some in Salem. His name is synonymous with honour and integrity. He takes pleasure in exposing hypocrisy and is respected for it. However John is a sinner, a sinner not only against the moral fashion of the time but against

see his name go bad. Proctor tears up the document and accepts his final fate. He could not live with the guilt that his name could be tainted forever but instead be remembered by his beloved wife and those would cherish his being. Lastly, Judge Danforth is known as a