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    Domeneque Claude Gordon Farrell Drama in the U.S December 17, 2017 Funny Girl and the American Musical In 1963, Jule Styne, Arthur Laurents, and Isobel Lennart premiered a new musical called Funny Girl, based on the life of Fanny Brice. This American Musical was about one of the most famous female vaudevillian comediennes that was famous for her character “Baby Snooks”, a naughty mischievous little girl in a forty each old woman’s body. “Baby Snooks” made tons of appearances in the Ziegfeld Follies

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    seven years: Lipstick Jihad by Azadeh Moaveni (2005), Even After All this Time: A Story of Love, Revolution, and Leaving Iran by Afschineh Latifi (2005), Journey from the Land of No: A Girlhood Caught in Revolutionary Iran by Roya Hakakian (2004), Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing up Iranian in America by Firoozeh

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    Elle McGinnity 4 November 2014 Mrs. Siragusa Period 2AC Paper #2: Personal Narrative Pain is a funny thing. Sometimes it strikes suddenly, a lightning strike in a quiet blue sky. It tears through you and for a few seconds you cannot breathe; cannot think. This was different. This pain was patient and slow. It crept up on me; starting as just an annoying dull ache in my hip. Gradually growing confidence, steadily growing until the roar of the pain became so loud, I could not focus

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    “People don't choose to be depressed, but they do make a choice about how to deal with it. You can choose to do nothing, but denying that you have a problem will only make you feel worse.” It’s Kind Of A Funny Story takes you through the difficulties of a teen named Craig, the main character. In the book, Craig suffers from depression and suicidal thoughts. This causes him to check himself into a hospital where his journey begins. At the hospital, Craig meets a girl named Noelle who he is interested

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    Mitchell was a man of few words, but when he did speak he had something important to say. There is a celebration of life today that is important to all of us. Mitchell was the funny-bone of our family, the prankster, the child aggravator, and a fun person to be around. It’s pretty amusing that they chose the least funny person in the family to deliver his eulogy. I think they call that irony. I will do my best, so before I begin, let me give you a small sample of the pranks Uncle Mitchell would pull

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    A dog is A Dog. : Now dogs pretend they like to fight; They often bark, more seldom bite; But yet a Dog is, on the whole, What you would call a simple soul. Of course I'm not including Pekes, And such fantastic canine freaks. The usual Dog about the Town Is much inclined to play the clown And far from showing too much pride Is frequently undignified. He's very easily taken in- Just chuck him underneath the chin Or slap his back or shake his paw

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    Funny Facts about Ghana by an International student “Ladies and Gentlemen… Meet Ghana!” :-) Here I sum up of what I know (and think) of Ghana, again, as an Indonesian who was oblivious to how the Ghanaians live… It was right in the middle of a very hot summer in Belgium that we found ourselves frantically packing our apartment down to move to Ghana. The decision came suddenly, but all we needed to do was look forward to another adventure. That was exactly what we did, and got. August 2009, smooth

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    I could really be the next Kevin Hart with how funny I am. It's like a god given talent of mine. When I’m in a room I can make everybody in the room laugh. I always get complimented on how funny I am and it just amazes me. I don't even try to be funny; it's like a natural thing to me. I don't really see how I’m funny because I don't try to be funny, and when I do try to be funny I don't really get as many laughs as when I’m not trying. Being funny has its benefits. A Lot of people want to talk to

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    the readings regarding the claim: Men are funnier than women. 1.Hitchens, “Why Women Aren’t Funny” a.What is the position defended by Hitchens? Women aren't funny because they don't have to be, they already appeal to men. Hitchens isn't claiming women are humorless, He just means men have to be funnier because women have higher expectations of humor. He also suggests that men don't want women to be funny because it makes them more threatening. b.What evidence/reasoning is offered in support of the

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    Mike Celestino is a small-time director and comedy fan, who looks at the inner workings of comedy to reflect on its effect on the shaping of American culture in his documentary, “That’s Not Funny.” The audience isn’t specific in nature, just anyone who has ears and an interest in comedy. His purpose was to argue the value of comedy, and the reflection of it on our lives. Analyzing the trends of comedy from the early times of film until now, the documentary expresses censorship and its importance

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