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    While we watched The Giver, I noticed several changes within the book and the movie. During the first memory that Jonas received, I noticed that in the movie The Giver did not have Jonas lay on bed, and The Giver did not place his hands on Jonas’s back. Instead, The Giver brought Jonas close and held his wrists. I think that the producer made this change for the purpose of making the scene of Jonas receiving memories less awkward. If the scene were the same as in the book, Jonas would have removed

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    To say that white privilege does not exist is a fallacy. Although many white people may not be coherent of it, white privilege is real, and has many underlying effects on race inequality constructs of our society today. White privilege is not something that can be seen or touched, but it is a consistent state of advantage that whites are put in the second they are born. Not only is this a preset advantage for all white folk, but it is contrarily a disadvantage African American’s face before anyone’s

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    Cloud Surfers Case Study

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    contributing to a new global outlook and sense of responsibility for the planet and its people. This attitude shit has already affected consumer choice – particularly in the food market and is now bleeding into other product markets, including clothing. Society attitudes have started to shift towards a less capitalist – oriented and more pragmatic one, in backlash to the over-materialistic world we now live in, and the unequal disposal of the world’s economy. WGSN identified two key consumer groups: “Cloud

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    transparence is also very relevant when it comes to the social performance of an apparel organization. Patagonia and North Face are two outdoor apparel companies that have many similarities in terms of views and importance of corporate involvement in society, however the two organization social performance are vastly different. While the organization emphasize many of same values, each has their own strength, weakness, and social performance scores. Both Patagonia and North Face compete in the same

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    Now in order to find out the influence of renaissance arts to the later western art and society, I am going to talk about the the art works of Leonardo da Vinci. Leonardo spent about twenty years (1480-1499) in the service of Lodovico Sforza, the Duke of Milan. His output during this period included two of his best known paintings: The Virgin of the Rocks and The Last Supper. About 1495, Ludovico commissioned da Vinci to paint “The Last Supper” on the back wall of the dining hall inside the monastery

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    have a more equal representation. And with more holistic and comprehensive laws due to having a more equal representation of the people, which may create less corruption. The more a government appears to be transparent, the more legitimate they seem to their citizens. Having a more transparent government, according to Rose-Ackerman, should reduce corruption. Technology is becoming a more common place tool to create more transparency within the government. With the increase of technology to increase

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    being a nonconformist in today's mimetic society, can construct an authentic identity. The social conformity in today’s world influences people into conformism, thus eliminating individual thoughts or beliefs. According to Christina Bianca, a creator from At Auburn University, claims that, “In today’s society...it’s become all too easy to let society tell us what to believe through the constant swarm of messages attempting to achieve communication with us.” Society, as stated by Christina Bianca, “attempts

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    woman would be intimidated to apply for. Affirmative action gives them the confidence to consider these places that they would have never considered before. Lets face it, there is still plenty of discrimination and stereotyping that goes on in our society. Affirmative action gives this group of individuals the push they need to be on the same level as everyone else. This action can

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    Media In The Media

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    “The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty.” objectively stated the news, it must foster the public to question any ambiguous acts by the government and uphold the basics of democracy. The media can portray biases, but it should brief the audience before it does so. The word media is a plural form of the word medium and it is defined as a means of communication to reach a widespread audience. In the case of political events, the media communicates success

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    The Value of Nature

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    Albert Einstein, a German-born theoretical physicist, once said, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better” (Wilkes, Nature's Secret Messages: Hidden in Plain Sight). Einstein is referring to nature as a portal into the unknown. Initially, one can find the answers to any question, in nature. This idea refers to the Romantic authors as they write about nature. One Romantic author, Whitman, has written two poems, Song of Myself, and When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer,

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