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problematic sexual encounter. Second, as with many real-life scenarios, Serena does not press charges against her perpetrator. In fact, she tells no one of Chuck’s assault. Since he suffers no repercussions for his first offense, Chuck later assaults Jenny Humphrey at a party. Jenny, like many freshmen, is willing to do almost anything to gain popularity. Chuck, on the other hand, has power over Jenny because he is an upper-classman with wealth. In the scene leading up to his assault upon Jenny, he references

up going on a college visit to Brown. That same weekend Blair goes on a college visit to Yale with her new step brother Aaron. In this paper I will be predicting and evaluating. G- In this paragraph I will be evaluating the character of Dan Humphrey. Y-Dan is poetic R- He constantly writing poetry - He has a poetry journal that his father accendently read -He is always thinking

Countless artists have created works that integrate themes of historical events. Martha Graham, also known as the Mother of Modern Dance, has produced several renowned pieces with this. I believe that her piece, Panorama, is a great example of a piece that uses history that is timeless. The dance was choreographed in 1935 for students at Bennington College in Vermont during their summer dance workshops. These workshops contained unique American modern dancers and choreographers that shared their

John F. Kennedy was the first president to dance with a black woman at his inaugural ball (abc.com). In the 1960s segregation in the south was a progressing problem, schools and workplaces were still segregated even though there were laws. Civil rights activists wanted stand, but they simply didn’t have enough power. JFK took a stand by setting the groundwork for a bill and integrating schools in the south. Before JFK was elected in 1960, segregation was a huge problem. In most southern states;

Inspired by personal experience as a ballet dancer and researcher (Dornelles de Almeida; Flores-Pereira, 2013) I plan to conduct a qualitative study through a bodily-centred (Crossley, 1995) ethnography at professional ballet companies, as well as with independent professional ballet dancers in London. Ethnography offers the opportunity to understand cultural differences and “reveals what people think and show us the cultural meanings they use daily” (Spradley, 1980, p.vii).The ethnographer's goal

elissa Moynihan 12/4/14 Research Paper Dancing Through the Ages Jarod Kintz an author known for his sense of humor is quoted as saying: “Dance like there’s nobody watching. Or filming. Never mind that creepy guy in the corner with the camcorder. Just keep dancing” (Kintz, 2011). Dancing has been a great way to show exactly how a culture develops over time. Regardless of the medium used to show dancing, it is an art form that is known to catch everyone’s attention. Movies with dancing were used

Isadora Duncan and Mary Wigman both started with the same idea of dancing, and how they should incorporate human movement instead of ballet that was more unnatural to the body. Even though they had a similar thought about modern dance, they had one thing that made them very different, which was their choreography. Duncan pieces were lively and upbeat, and Wigmans were dark and mysterious. They both approached modern dance through a different eye. Even if they lived in two different parts of the world

Everyone knows ballet has been around for many years, but not everyone knows that people rebelled against ballets structure. Ballet is a very strict type of dance unlike modern which is more free. The strictness of ballet is very different from modern because ballet watches your every move like a hawk. It needs to be straight and precise, but in modern, there is no strictness to it. The moves come naturally to you as well as they can be whatever you want them to be. Most of them are just made up

Martha Graham is one of the most important and well-known dancers/ choreographers of the 20th century. Graham is considered the mother of modern dance because of how much she studied and experimented with modern dance then passed on her information to future generations. She used modern dance to break away from the traditional movements and constraints of dance and created movements that would truly displayed the human soul through movement. Graham was born on May 11th, 1894 in a small town outside

Social Protest Through Emotional Movement of the Body The history of modern dance has seen many great dancers and pioneers alike, as well as changes that continues to shape the art of dance form that is seen today. From being an art form of spectacle that focused more on the dancers’ clothing rather than the dance itself, to going through a time where narrative was emphasized, and to incredible athleticism achieved both by men and women, dance has evolved into something that is so much more powerful