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Kathryn Schulz wrote the article “The Really Big One” to introduce people to the natural disasters that are coming. Schulz urges audience to understand that the catastrophe might ruin people’s lives at any moment and no one would be prepared for it emotionally or physically. She explains to everyone that within the years the natural disasters are getting stronger than they were before the global warming. The author wants to show how each year there are more natural disasters. Schulz strengthens her

Who was Philip A. Hart? Not only was he an 18 year senator, but also a district attorney, lieutenant governor, World War II veteran, and on top of all, a father. He was a supporter and voice for the everyday American, and fought for what was best for them. His engagement to these people and the ideals he supported led him to receive the title of “Conscience of the Senate”. Philip received this name because he focused on creating a better education for today’s children, improving the environment

been seen in the history of musical theatre. He continued to say that with their first collaboration, Rodgers and Hammerstein ushered in a new era for the musical theatre. This beautiful folk play realized fully that which the earlier Rodgers and Hart musicals had been striving to obtain: a synchronization of all the elements of the musical theatre into a single entity. At best Oklahoma! could lay legitimate claim to have carefully woven a new element, dance, into the artful fabric of the modern

who helped in this movement was Bret Harte. Bret Harte, an American author and poet, was born on August 25, 1836 in Albany, New York. His father, Henry Harte, and mother, Elizabeth Ostrander, both worked as teachers. His full name was Francis Brett Hart,

The Regeneration of Roaring Camp 	"And so the work of regeneration began is Roaring Camp"(9). The regeneration referred to takes place in a California mining camp in 1850 after the birth of Tommy Luck, son of Cherokee Sal, the camp’s prostitute, who died giving birth. Sometimes one doesn’t realize how much he needs to change until he gets a subtle push from fate. Just a little addition to the world can cause a regeneration of a lifetime. Bret Harte demonstrates this

The play Chicago was written in 1926 by Maurine Dallas Watkins. The director of the Movie Chicago, Rob Marshall, used all resources available, the movie starts out in a club with Velma dancing on stage. Roxie is standing in the back her nonchalantly. Roxie had no idea was to come. Plot In the beginning of the movie it only shows Roxie watching Velma on stage wanting to be just like her. Next Roxie leaves with Fred Casley, and they go back to her apartment. The audience sees them all over each other

Bret Harte was an English writer that loved to write short stories. Most of his short stories were about the Calif. gold rush. Some of his short stories are “The Luck of Roaring Camp”, “The Outcast of Poker Flat”, and “Tennessee Partner”. Francis Brett Harte know as Bret Harte was born in Albany, N.Y. in 1837 and died in 1902. He had a somewhat sketchy education in the East before he followed his mother and her family to the Pacific Coast in 1854. His mother was a widow and recently remarried when

Pro Wrestling Bret Hart: Wrestling with Shadows Written and Produced by Biography Special Interview 15 December, 1997 Unreal Story of Professional Wrestling Narr. Steve Allen Written and Produced by A&E Special Documentary A&E New York, New York 1 March, 1998 WCW/nWo: Sting Unmasked Narr. Toni Shiavone Written by Eric Bischoff, Produced by Turner Broadcasting Co. Special Interview, Turner Entertainment Atlanta, Georgia

of Mortimer's introduced him to Lorenz Hart. Rodgers would develop an instant partnership with Hart that would last until Hart's death in 1943. Rodgers started to collaborating with Hart when he was only 16. Rodgers was the composer and Hart was the lyricist. "Manhattan" was their 1925 breakthrough hit, and scores of other songs generated many of today's standard musicals. Together, Rodgers and Hart wrote the music and lyrics for 26 Broadway musicals. When Hart became too ill to write anymore, Rodgers

fake they do require there is risk involved. Countless wrestlers have been injured doing these “fake'; moves. Two good examples are Bret Hart and Owen Hart. Bret Hart was performing a move of the top rope and when he landed he broke almost all of his ribs. No one knew he was serious so the show went on. Most people have heard about Owen Hart, who passed away this year while performing a routine entrance which involved being lowered from the ceiling, the ropes broke and he plunged to his