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    The Cure at Troy was presented at Boise State University, at the Danny Peterson Theatre located in the Morrison Center. The play was directed by Ann Price. The play was written by Seamus Heaney, based on Sophocles’ Philoctetes. The play was written during the Peloponnesian War. In the Cure at Troy, Philoctetes was abandoned on an island, Lemnos, after Odysseus ordered him to be left stranded on the island ten years ago. Philoctetes who has a wounded-rotting foot, has a bow that the greeks need in

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    BASEBALL PRACTICE After Sunday Mass, I was feeling hungry myself and decided to pick-up a slice of pizza at Roman Pizza on Troy Schenectady Road. There aren’t many places to eat Italian food In Latham so when our family experienced the munchies for pizza we would end up at Roman Pizza. Being half Italian on my mother’s side, I was justified in saying that this place was “molto bene.” At other pizzerias around Albany, there was always an excuse why they didn’t have Sicilian style slices ready to

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    In the play fences, the main character Troy Maxson is portrayed as a family man that is misunderstood. Despite his actions towards the end of the play, Troy is caring and is a great family man because he wants what best for them, supports them and because of his troubled past. It may seem as if Troy turned bitter and insane as the play goes on, but he is just misunderstood. He knows how to take care of his family and know what’s best for them. It’s true that throughout of the play he is rough on

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    Troy the movie vs. Lliad ​When you think of two ancient kingdoms, you think of Troy and Sparta. In Greek mythology the Trojan War was again the city of troy which are the Greeks. There are many differences between the movie Troy and the book lliad. In the book you were able to get a visual understanding of what was going on. The book was very specific about what happened. In actuality it took them 10 years to finish the book. In movie was finished in 2 weeks. This war was one of the most important

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    Human Mythology 130 The roles the gods played in the Iliad and Troy The gods were more involved in the Iliad than in the movie Troy. In the Iliad they manipulated people’s emotions, the weather, the outcomes of battle; they would disguise themselves to trick the characters into the move they wanted them to make, physically trip them up to give the opponent a better standing. In the movie the gods had no visible role they were more

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    Troy Tulowitzki aka Tulo As baseball season right around the corner some teams are in need of offence and defense. People say the best way person to full these jobs is Troy Tulowitzki. Experts call him the best shortstop of our time. But is he really? What is he worth? Should you trade for him? Is Tulo really the best shortstop of our time? Let’s take a close look at this statement. In so far a ten year career, he has hit 232 doubles, 24 triples, 193 homeruns, with an outstanding 674 runs batted

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    discipline is key to being a great musician. Many musicians just think they can hop in and become a great musician, but it actually takes a lot of hard work. There are many great musicians in the world but none like Jack Teagarden, Louis Armstrong, and Troy Andrews. Jack Teagarden Jack Teagarden was an American jazz trombonist and singer (“Jack Teagarden” 1). Many people around the world have come and watched him perform. He was one of the earliest white bluesman (“Jack Teagarden” 1). He

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    Troy Maxon Inspired by August Wilson In the play Fences by August Wilson, the main character Troy Maxson, was inspired by Wilson’s own life and experiences. Throughout the play, the reader can see similarities between the two. They both lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, their lifestyles were alike, they faced discrimination and their marriages were similar. The play’s setting takes place during the late 1950’s in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Wilson lived in Pittsburgh with

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    geography and locations of Ithaca, Troy, and Greece, as well as taking notes and drawing Odyssey. Troy was located on the northwest coast of Turkey. It was the name of the monumental city featured in the Trojan War. At least 2,700 years ago, ancient Greeks were colonizing northwest Turkey, within this region, lied Troy. Troy no longer exists, but it once was a real place. Troy was first dug up by Frank Calvert in 1863. (http://www.livescience.com/38191-ancient-troy) Greece is located on the Southern

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    Poetry Comparison Standing Female Nude & Helen of Troy does Countertop Dancing -mihir shah Carol Ann Duffy gives art a new perspective through her poem “Standing Female Nude” by showing us the point of view the model, who poses nude for the artist, has toward art, artists, and the bourgeoisie. The poet questions the concept of ‘great art’ by voicing the perspective of an unfamiliar

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