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    In a world that has become immune to accepting all types of art, Marya Mannes believes we have lost our standards and ability to identify something as “good” or “bad”. In her essay, “How Do You Know It’s Good”, she discusses society’s tendency to accept everything out of fear of wrongly labelling something as being good or bad. She touches on various criteria to judge art, such as the artist’s purpose, skill and craftsmanship, originality, timelessness, as well as unity within a piece rather than

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    resources that students will actively use for homework. Secondly, finding helpful outside resources to save students’ time. This section requires some research. Many resources the class offers are excellent and should remain the same. For example, Lynda tutorials provides visual, step-by-step explanation of processes. The current textbook used is Learning Web Design by Jennifer Robbins (2012), which is outdated for the

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    they created. A lot of countries at the time were ruled by a person in a crown but many of the colonists that lived here no longer wanted to be ruled by King George the third in England. So the 13 colonies came together to declare their independence and start what is known today as America. One of America’s first leaders was General George Washington. He and a few other generals called for a national flag to be made to unify their armies. So in 1777 the American flag was adopted by the first American

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    As a little girl, I have always wanted to wield the red, white and blue recognizable costume of a famous heroine. I wanted to wear the tiara with silver metal bracelets and run around, playing with a rope that I would call my “lasso of truth” and immediately state that I was invincible. I, like many other girls, wanted to become the comic book heroine known as Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman is a figure that is considerable recognizable. She was created in 1941 by a psychologist named William Moulton

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    produced. The opening of the episode shows images of life in the slavery era. From the images, you learn the slaves were treated very poorly and faced many challenges, but also had joyful times and events in their lives. The actors, John Amos, Lynda Day George, Louis Gossett Jr., Lorne Greene and many others, were directed by Marvin J. Chomsky. Roots - The complete mini-series is set in 1776 when the nation was fighting for freedom. Kunta Kinte, a slave, wanted nothing more than to be free. Kunta

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    A day after she went missing her body was discovered to be raped and murdered. Another young woman was discovered who met the same fate as Lynda, she was even found near Lynda’s resting place. A man named Richard Buckland confessed to the second murder and was arrested. The technique that was used to ultimately arrest him

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    he creates, which is known as avant-garde music. By knowing the type of genre, it has helped me to know the purpose of his work, which is to inspire future composers that they should not be afraid with what they compose or produce. I focused on why George Crumb is a reliable source where “Crumb’s ethos is based on the fact that he has a lot of musical experience, with his parents both as musicians and him attending three schools to get his Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate in Music” (Trombatore, Genius

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    Medical Marijuana is the Future

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    getting the “munchies”. When getting the “munchies” it helps people who have bulimia or stomach cancer to be able to eat. Why is this? Well it’s simple, marijuana produces a chemical called THC that tricks the brain into thinking it hasn’t ate all day making the human body hungry. Getting the munchies can be great but the bad thing about it is that people who get the munchies usually like to eat junk food most of the time. Marijuana has so many uses so why not let your residents take a safe medicine

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    It was a cold November day as people gathered around their television, eagerly awaiting the news of the 2000 Presidential election. Would the victor be Texas governor George W. Bush or Vice President Al Gore? It was a close election, with Bush only leading by 537 votes. “The 2000 presidential election was the first in 112 years in which a president lost the popular vote, but captured enough states to win the electoral vote.” (The Disputed Election) However, if the majority of eligible Americans would

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    Informative Essay On Prostate Cancer

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    I reminisce with all members of my family the day we received the news from our doctor that my father had prostate cancer. We got that news like thunder in our ears, because just one year before we had lost our sister to breast cancer, and we still remember how much pain and suffering the cancer had caused. As a result nobody in our family believed that we were going to lose our father either. My father suffered prostate cancer for nearly two years, because the cancer had already spread to his

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