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I. Introduction A. As a young child, you have played with a Barbie and never realized how this doll was created. It was introduced into the world as a teenage fashion model in the late 1950’s. B. Motivational Link: Whether you admit it or not, everybody has played with or come in contact with Barbie’s, even boys. Barbie is known worldwide for her flawless body and made millions of dollars. C. Purpose Statement: I think we all can vouch that Barbie’s haves always been a rage for so long but we never

In this chapter, I examine and compare the communicative behaviour of three groups – Dance Boys, Fly Eights and Cash Money Brothers. I clarify how patterns of speech among these groups can be understood as linguistic styles and how they differ across the groups. Following Eckert (1989, 2000), I define linguistic style as a combination of a particular set of linguistic features distinguishing social groups. In explaining how styles are created, I draw on Kallmeyer and Keim (2003:30) who suggest

neither! but deal with it! ballet was a very popular dance in the early 1900s. people liked ballet for what it did in movies and how it was entertaining. by the 1920s the most popular dances were forgotten and lost. ballet dancers dance with emotion so that people can understand the dance. people used ballet in movies to increase popularity of the movie. It was used in such a way it was a privilege to watch or dance in ballet. ballet was a dance that made people feel emotion that they normally did

raise the missing money through fundraisers. I believe Advancement had been a tradition at this school every year for years, so students would probably all pitch in to help their dance. I think it is expected and an anticipated part of the school year for the 8th graders since beginning of the school year and also as a reliever from

my parents or complete strangers. Everything around me that I would do seemed like a competition to be the best except for dancing. Dance had always made me feel so free and became an outlet for me to challenge my brain or creative without it being competitive . The music was power, the movement was liberating and the people were family. Although, as I grew up dance started to feel like the opposite. Entrancing in competition, having to be the best to be noticed and being compared to others all wasn’t

The Dance Styles of the 1920’s There are different styles of dancing. There is the Charleston, The Black Bottom, Waltz, Salsa , and The Foxtrot. Some of the dances are hard to dance but some are easy to dance. It would be easier if you had a dance partner to dance these dances. The Waltz, The Charleston, Salsa and the Foxtrot you have to dance with partners. Some of the dances are slow moving, and some of them are fast. Some may start out slow then get faster, or some may start out fast then

gymnastics. Once I was in middle school, I decided to transition into the dance aspect of the arts. Trying out for my middle school dance team was the best decision I've ever made, it has opened many doors for me and I am forever grateful for that. From dance, I have learned how to express what I'm feeling through movement, which is the greatest feeling. I am disciplined, hard working, and a one of a kind leader all because of dance. My love for this sport has grown and developed further into my high

The U.S is a special place to live because it’s a culturally diverse society filled with different cultures from around the world. I’m glad that I live in the United States because I got the chance to meet Gabriel someone that has a diverse background from me. I did the bicultural diversity assignment based on Gabriel culture. I’m pleased that I got the chance to learn his culture because while doing this task he taught me how to speak in his language, and he also told me exciting facts about his

Did you know that dance has been handed down for centuries from one body to another? But little by little it has been moving into the electronic era. Technology has been used in dance for several decades to record and reproduce existing choreography, but the means and results have exponentially grown more sophisticated in recent years. Technology has also been used increasingly to ornament or enhance the look and content of dances on a stage and event to affect how they unfold;technology spacing

Katherine Dunham wrote multiple books explaining her journey to succeeding in her dance legacy. Many of these books such as her top sellers “Island Possessed” and “Touch of Innocence” could still be found in many local libraries and bookstores today. Katherine Dunham has her own dance studio still standing at the Katherine Dunham museum. The museum is located in East St. Louis, IL and is across the street from Katherine’s old home.When tourists arrive to the museum they can observe the way Katherine