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difficult to interpret his writings. But many others believe Shakespeare's use of words built the English language and are very relevant to today's teenagers. Two writers who believe Shakespeare's writings are very important in the lives of teenagers today are Kate Tempest and Michael Mack. Kate Tempest is a modern performer to focuses on a younger audience, where Michael Mack creates a speech that is open to all audiences, young and old.

observance of the national holiday, and the displays of grief and triumph witnessed in Anzac celebrations across the country that define the unifying qualities and the overall relevance of the Anzac Legend to modern Australia3. Therefore, the Centenary is significantly important in recapturing the Legend and its relevance to Australia’s

as a reminder to me when called upon for duty as a senior leader. As it stands today, I argue that my ability to lead at the senior-leader level is deficient. My limited overall experience level, especially in the Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational (JIIM) environment, not only weakens my reputation, but will pose an uphill battle to achieve a necessary level of competence, and ultimately relevance. In the following pages, I will first discuss the link between experience level

Shakespeare’s plays were an inspiration to actors to become stronger and improve their acting in ways they had never thought of. Karagan Knowles said, “Shakespeare’s relevance in the classroom includes challenging ideas that can be examined in his plays and applied to present day”. Applying his historical plays and background to today is an interesting look on the plays and sonnets. You

The relevance and authority of scripture from three different viewpoints first evangelical with its strong emphasis on the Word of God it left little room to advance with the ever changing culture. Second the Liberal movement was all about cultural relevance and used only as a record of history. Each holds a valid argument Neo-Orthodox however is a good blend of both cultural relevance and scriptural foundation. The Issues Evangelical Evangelicalism carried a strong emphasis on the Word of God

THE GREAT GATBSY HAS ROARING RELEVANCE! Fitzgerald’s canonical classic, The Great Gatsby, has turned heads and revelated many, but what does this novel offer to our sophisticated and technologically-advanced world today? The curious jazzin’ Josephine Rogers investigates… Why do we read the classics? Well, it simple… the classics are books that exert a peculiar influence, and are a voyage of discovery at their first reading. The New York Review defines a classic as, “A book that has never finished

play. Although multiple eras have past, his work is still extremely valued and relevant today. Shakespeare's multiple plays and poems are continuously readapted into modern day movies, tv shows, books, and art. Not only is his work used for entertainment, it is considered one of the most staple forms of English education in schools around the world. Although it is widely common to see Shakespeare's relevance today as him just being the "best author to ever live", Shakespeare is actually most popular

lessons that can be learned from these traditional stories. They are important to local areas where they are traditional, and characters in these stories act like people today, so you can learn from their mistakes and revise your behavior. One reason these traditional local stories

strengthen the argument that the tale is still relevant and connects to the modern era, which is proposed in Stephanie Allen’s Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” Told Uncomfortable Truths About Victorian Society, But Does it Have Anything to Teach Us Today?. Through the use of emotional appeals and the chronological progression of the play, this production makes the tale believable and reconnects it to common themes found in modern literature. The purpose of this production is to reinforce how these

Annotated Bibliography 1. Magazine Article: Consantino, Donald. "VOODOO: It's Not What You Think." Faces 01 Sept. 2011: 28-31. Web. 24 Sept. 2016. This article focuses on Voodooism, which is a “religion” practiced in Haiti since the beginning of its creation. In this article, the author claims that despite the misconceptions that many have about the practice of voodoo, Haitians don’t consider it as their religion, but more something that they serve and use to meet their religious needs. While most