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    This phenomenon was replicated at the University of Michigan’s SMTD performance of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, written by Bertolt Brecht. This play told the story of the rise of gangster Arturo Ui and the corruption of the cauliflower business in order to satirize the rise of Hitler. Despite this being a play, rather than a musical, the use of Copland’s “planes of listening” still apply. Theater-goers can still view the work with different approaches- either purely surface level, meaning-driven

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    Elusive:(adjective) hard to find. man the northwest passage is so elusive. Extensive:(adjective) Lengthy. That was an extensive journey. Lucrative:(adjective) profitable. That fur trade is very lucrative. Northwest passage:(noun) would make it a lot easier for european travellers to reach chinese and indian markets. We will travel through the northwest passage. Pilar:(noun) a natural structure of rocks that usually stand at the entrance to a passage. Those are magnificent pillars. Strait:(noun)

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    Popularity Hunter Steenbergen Do you ever want to be in the popular group? Well in the story Popularity by Adam Bagdasarian Will, a kid who just wants to be popular, needs to think before he acts. He needs to think before he acts because Will wants to be the most funny kid in fourth grade, he makes fun of Mitch to become popular, and Will only cares about himself. Those three reasons support why Will needs to think before he acts. One reason why Will needs to

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    My Stereotypes

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    1. The one thing that my friends don’t like about me is that I can eat anything I want and still not gain weight. I’m that guy at the restaurant who orders four dishes. 2. I was featured on my University’s website for a year after winning a full merit scholarship. However, my name was misspelled as “Anju'”, a common Indian girl’s name. Because of this, I became a recognizable face on campus, and met great friends… who still call me Anju. 3. Growing up, I had a celebrity doppelganger named Tejan

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    Franz Beckenbauer Essay

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    One of Germany’s best football players during the 20th century was Franz Beckenbauer. Franz is in the international football hall of fame, making 103 international caps along with 14 international goals as a defender and a midfielder. He received the European Footballer of the year in 1972 and 1976, which is a huge individual award to receive. The international team awards he accomplished include winning the World Cup in 1974 and the European Championship in 1972. Franz was the captain of West Germany

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    The Supreme Court had to ultimately determine whether or not the Bakeshop Act of 1895 violated the Fourteenth Amendment’s due process clause. After two days of oral arguments, the Supreme Court voted 5 to 4, in favor of Lochner. Hall and Patrick (2006) notes that Justice John Marshall Harlan was initially attached to writing the opinion of the court. However, Justice Harlan was unable to maintain a majority and, as a result, Justice Rufus Peckham wrote the majority opinion (70). Following the shift

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    supporting the right’s of employers. In 1903, the Supreme Court concluded through Lochner v. New York that the government did not have the right to oversee businesses, but in 1908 the Supreme Court passed an unprecedented decision regarding labor laws. In Muller v. Oregon, the Supreme Court alternatively sided with the workers and upheld restriction on working hours in a gendered argument based on the fact that the workers were women. On the surface, the decision was just, as it protected workers’ right

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    Muller vs. Oregon Essay

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    Muller vs. Oregon As the economic changes swept through America with the Industrial Revolution, so did society and the traditional roles of men and women. These changes hit the lower class women particularly hard because not only did they have to work long hours at a factory; they also had to maintain the household as traditions required of women. With all of these responsibilities that women now had, perhaps the strain hit women because rarely had they been required to do so much. Oregon

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    The structure of the artwork along with the formation of colors that van Gogh used are the basic analysis of a complex piece. To gain further insight on the meaning, the principles of two-dimensional artworks must be applied. Connecting with the color value of the wheatfield, the yellow tends to be used in order to counterbalance tremendous mass or activity which it does in van Gogh’s piece. Known as the balance of the painting, van Gogh uses the bright color to produce an equilibrium between the

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    Nina Arsenault

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    Consider it: A naked bald figure shouts, “To be, or not to be” (3.1.56) / “I eject all the sperm I have received” (Müller 214), in a hyperfeminine body with a still intact penis. In August 2014, Canadian transgender performance artist Nina Arsenault performed selections of Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Heiner Müller’s Hamletmachine at the Palais des Papes in I AM, directed by Lemi Ponifasio. Arsenault is a multi-disciplinary artist who has had more than sixty cosmetic procedures to feminize and beautify

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