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    Self-Promotion and Celebrity Endorsements of Healthy Lifestyles In his book Celebrity and Power: Fame in Contemporary Culture, P. David Marshall states "The close scrutiny that is given to celebrities is to accentuate the possibility and potential for individuals to shape themselves unfettered by the constraints of a hierarchical society" (246). Therefore, celebrities are seen as role models for a lifestyle that might never be fully attainable by the average person, but can be imitated. What

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    Lord of the Flies Essay In the allegorical novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, there was a character, Roger, who was known as a furtive and secretive boy that slowly develops from a boy mentally showing restraint when throwing rocks, to someone who enjoys to kill animals and finally to a boy who is not afraid to murder another human. At the beginning of the novel there was a plane crash of British school boys trying to escape the world war that was going on. Many of the boys on the island

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    that they truly achieve their goal with Polykleitos’ The Spear Bearer (c. 120-50 BCE) or the Doryphoros (its Greek name). The sculpture, found in a Palestra in Pompeii, Italy is said to be the epitome of perfection during its period. Although there is exquisite rendering and beauty in both sculptures, there are also a vast number of differences that make each work unique. Subject matter On the surface, there is much similarity between The Spear Bearer and the Metropolitan Kouros. Both works of art portray

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    Another negative portrayal of mental illnesses within the media would be the celebrity Britney Spears. Over the years it has been suggested that the global pop icon suffers from a wide range of mental illnesses, from Bipolar Disorder and Manic Depression to Borderline Personality Disorder and even Postpartum Psychosis. Britney Spears has been subjected to media humilation following a string of divorces which lead to her Bipolar being triggered. Bipolar, which is

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    rather than in, and the spears of sharpened wood were like a fence” (Golding 137). This was a major turning point in the novel, because the smoke signal was no longer a priority, while the lads’ thoughts were consumed with fright by the beast and the lust for hunting. In a sacrificial effort to satisfy the monster, they also left the head of their killed pig as an offering (Golding 191). From then on, instead of focusing on being rescued, fright converted the boys' sticks to spears, in lieu of

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    Social Stereotypes

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    on girls to look sexy, whether they are sexually active or not, for many reasons. The first reason that comes to mind is Hollywood, the media, and entertainment. Britney Spears first video when she was like 16 was her in a sexy Catholic school girl uniform, singing, “Hit me baby one more time.” Miley Cyrus, the new Britney Spears, has done racy photo shoots that suggests nudity, and recently come out with new provocative songs, which she accompanies with provocative attire. Now these two celebrities

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    As normal human beings, how many people would like to be followed around by complete strangers and have their picture taken? How would they feel if they read a false and negative article about themselves in a newspaper? Would they feel uncomfortable and unprotected? The typical answer to that question is yes. Most people would feel uneasy about the whole idea of their lives being publicized for others. They would also most likely feel used. However, the scenarios in these questions are a normal and

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    Perfect: adj. \ˈpər-fikt\ 1. Entirely without any flaws, defects, or shortcomings, is the first definition you find on dictionary.com for the word (perfect). Is this actually possible to attain? Has anyone actually ever been perfect? Or is it all in the eye of the beholder? These questions are asked by almost every girl, as we dream to one day reach the unattainable. This is especially true at the tender age of fifteen, where nothing seems to be going right with our bodies and everything is

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    11 October 2010 Oops, She Did It Again Over the past decade, Britney Spears has gone downhill little by little from becoming famous after being on Disney channel. While doing a case study on Britney Spears, I learned the music industry stole away her innocence and molded it into an attempt to transition from a pop princess to a sexy adult performer that would sweep millions. Her overexposure and paparazzi frenzy causes her to go insane because she has no privacy. Additionally, there is proof

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    Essay 1 Elephant

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    Essay: Elephant by Polly Clark, 2006 A To choose your own future, destiny and life is very hard. Everyone wants to do something that makes them happy. But sometimes you take the wrong decisions or everything decides to go against you, which makes you stay in the box you were trying to escape from. When your dreams don’t get fulfilled, you will be in that box and wait for the light. It’s not always about what you want, but what you need. And to live a good life, and to do something productive, you

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