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For many years now, Hmong clan leaders have felt that the Hmong language is slowly deteriorating throughout newer generations. First, it began with the writing, and then it slowly advanced to the loss of speaking the language altogether. The loss of this beautiful, perishing language hasn’t slowed down as the English language continues to globally dominate the world. I have watched this dispute occur throughout my life as distant relatives question my parent’s way of raising my siblings and I too

Mythology is created among beings and combines ancient wisdom with cautionary tales to improve people’s morals. A specific guideline for most myths is Jung and Campbell’s archetypes. Moana is a movie that provides its audience with beneficial lessons, but also portrays Maui as a trickster demigod. Although being shown as arrogant and selfish throughout the movie, Maui changes drastically; and completes the archetype sequence to deem himself a hero. Maui qualifies as a hero because he completed Campbell’s

Sydney A. Hall Dr. Brien Garnand Interdisciplinary Humanities: Ancient and Modern 4 November 2016 A Spell for Acceptance is a poetic motif of what a prospective student may encounter at Howard University as they matriculate into the college environment. It begins from the time a student receives their acceptance letter and entails the rights of passage that one must experience in order to become a true Bison. The original author(s) are unknown, however research suggests

Religion was significant to the Ancient Egyptians. To make sure you made it to the afterlife, you would have to go through a daily routine of prayers, mummification, sacrifices. This essay will discuss the ways in which religion shaped Ancient Egypt. The Ancient Egyptians worshipped a variety of gods for different reasons. Osiris was the god of the afterlife, the underworld, and rebirth. As the ruler of the dead, Osiris was also called “king of the living”. He was the judge of the dead and the

that is as follows: He kuaana ke kalo I ka aina o Hawaii, which means kalo, or taro is the older brother of Hawaii. We take care of kalo, and kalo takes care of us. b. Relate to Audience: As residents of this beautiful aina, or land, kalo is a prevalent figure of our daily

Steinlauf who gives him a set of rules to live by in order to survive the camp. Levi is mad about living by other peoples standards and decides to distant himself from the rest of the prisoners. He cuts his foot badly working and decides to go to the Ka-Be (medical clinic) so he can work so the Nazis won't kill him again he succeeds and he is saved from the hand of death. All the prisoners laugh at him but Primo ignores them and is treated for his wound. He is assigned to Block 45 where luckily his

him. If he became more pale, other people would not know about his Asian culture. The amount of dedication he put into drinking milk and hiding from the sun indicates how impacted he was by the isolation between the two cultures. Similar to Arpi Park, Ka Vang also portrays the feelings of cultural shame that Asian Americans face in “Twinkies”, but these feelings are shown through the different ways that they change

Hapastum was played in a rectangular field marked by center lines and boundaries lines. It is played by two opposing teams using a smaller ball. The main focus of the game was to get the object of ball over to the line of the opposing team. The ball kas to be passed between players and deception was the order of the day. Each team member had his own precise tactical mission and the spectators took a enthusiastic interest in the procedures and the score. The function of the feet in this

The purpose of this experiment is to identity the unknow acid solution through determining the Ka value of the reaction experimentally. The colors of unknown acid 3 matches the colors of test tube 1, with thymol blue being light pink, malachite green being dark green and crystal violet being cyan. Comparing it to other 3 test tubes, test tube 2 has a similar result. Both test tube 3 and 4 have higher Ph than 1 and 2, since thymol blue is yellow and crystal violet is purple in test tube 3, rose and

Egyptian and Non-Egyptian Contrasting Worldviews The Egyptian worldview is very different from other worldviews of other civilizations. For starters, the Egyptians were very positive and successful. Not every civilization was like them however. The Egyptians had many great resources around them and used them to their advantage. Other civilizations had wars, famine, destruction and many other factors that did not conclude in them having a positive outlook on their life. Throughout the paper, I will