Federal Theatre Project

To the left of the group a man in a horse mask symbolizing the stage of the theatre. Amidst the group is a young man, maybe speaking to Graziani's desire that both young and old people should take an interest in the arts. The second panel incorporates a group of young men working on a potter's wheel. In the center of this panel the

In Adam Gopnik’s work, “The Simple Truth About Gun Control,” Gopnik writes about how the United States of America should implement a federal law that increases the effectiveness of gun control throughout the states. Gopnik uses rhetorics such as, ethos, pathos, logos and rhetorical situation to persuade and inform his audience of how gun control laws would benefit everyone in America. Ethos is characterized as an appeal to ethics, and how the author can convey his credentials that they are worthy

Brief PROJECT NAME: solarCity LOCATION: Linz, Austria Latitude: 48° 15 ' 17.02" N, Longitude: 14° 21 ' 22.59" E CLIMATE ZONE: Marine west coast climate (Mild with no dry season, warm summers.) BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGION: Alpine AREA: Core city 9,650 ha. Larger urban zone 174,642 ha. URBAN PLANNER: Roland Rainer ARCHITECT: Martin Treberspurg SITE AREA: 35 ha. (First Stage) BUDGET: € 190,000,000 (First Stage) COMPLETION DATE: First part (35 ha.) was finished in 2005 NUMBER

allow unionization of their employees. The Works Progress Administration was passed in April 1935. The WPA put unemployed people to work in public works projects across the country. It contained a much wider variety of programs than earlier agencies: theatrical productions (the Federal Theatre Project) and writing projects (the Federal Writers' Project), as well as the construction of schools, playgrounds, and other public

racial project. A racial project explains how “[racial dynamics] are simultaneously an interpretation, representation, and explanation” (Omi et. al 54). Racial projects offer insight how race is linked to both structure and representation by the ideology that is primarily evident by everyday practices whether it be found institutionally or individually. The Jim Crow Laws are a prominent and notable example of a racial project. Jim Crow Laws explores on a macro-level dimension of racial projects by stimulating

Johnson’s Great Society initiatives tend to garner the most attention: federal aid to elementary and secondary education, Medicare and Medicaid, Immigration Reform, and Civil Rights Act. An often-overlooked policy agenda is the creation of what is now the National Endowment for the Arts (“NEA”). The NEA is often compared to two Works Progress Association (“WPA”) programs, the Federal Arts Project and the Federal Writers Project. Both were intended to create jobs as part of a larger economic stimulus

It is almost nine decades since the outbreak of great depression of 1929 and it still haunts the economy of America today. The Great Depression was a time of financial hardships and misery for the Americans. America experienced a time of wreckage and terror. The Great Depression was not a sudden collapse. Many events led up to the most traumatic economic period of modern times. World War I, the “Roaring Twenties” and unequal distribution of wealth among the people were all origins of the Great Depression

Ickes, the PWA sought to spend billions on massive public works projects in order to help boost the economy and decrease unemployment. The PWA built a staggering number of airports, dams, and bridges, including the nearby Lincoln Tunnel and LaGuardia Airport. Overall, the PWA sent over $6 billion in public works but was generally unable to bring boost the economy to the state it was in during the “Roaring 20s.” A lesser known project of the PWA was to build cheap, affordable urban housing, but the

Social London’s West End theatres have a very, almost ‘posh’ stigma surrounding them. However, this sort of image is being removed from the area as theatres are seen as less exclusive and are attracting a different, more diverse type of clientele. However, the prices can still feel slightly high; as standard tickets can range from £30 to £60

I was watching TV and I saw a commercial about the downtown renovations in Fort Wayne. This caught my attention because the commercial did not go into detail about what exactly the renovations will look like. It made me curious as to what aspects of downtown will be changed, how they will go about renovating, and the timeframe and budget involved with these renovations. What do you know about this topic that makes it relevant to you? I have lived near Fort Wayne for most of my life, and just recently