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Introduction "A Madman’s Diary" is China 's first modern short story. The author Lu Xun has been well respected and regarded as one of the most well-known political figures in China (Goldman 446-461). Lu Xun has been praised as the warrior against traditional culture and feudal system. Unique narrative structure "A Madman’s Diary" is very special in its narrative structure. Its setup is very different from the traditional narration in that it avoids the use of classical Chinese. Furthermore

performance awarded because baseball franchise was a unique business; in Rand-Whitney Packaging Corp. v. Robertson Group, Inc., 651 F. Supp. 520, 538 (D. Mass. 1986) specific performance possible where business assets “present a unique opportunity”; in Wooster Republican Printing Co. v. Channel 17, Inc., 533 F. Supp. 601, 621 (W.D. Mo. 1981) specific performance of a contract to sell “unique” television station; in True North Comm’ns, Inc. v. Publicis, S.A., 711 A.2d 34, 37, 44-45 (Del. Ch. 1997), aff’d

1. Kabuki - Kabuki is a style of Japanese theater that evolved from Noh theater. Noh was slow, contemplative, and philosophical, and eventually became so refined that it was considered inaccessible and reserved for the educated upper classes. Kabuki was developed by the rising middle class as popular entertainment, and included stylized fighting, aerial stunts, exaggerated makeup and costuming, and physical and verbal comedy. 2. Nixon in China - Nixon in China is an American opera portraying President

Cornelius Vanderbilt is a name that people in American society associate with success, wealth, and prestige. Although the name may not be easily recognized by the average American citizen, Cornelius Vanderbilt is a name that symbolizes greatness to the American elite, members of academia, and aspiring businessmen who wish to someday build an business empire. The fact that he is still well esteemed amongst a smaller group of elite members in society allows him to be considered iconic. Cornelius Vanderbilt

Wounded Warrior Project; Financial Management Within every business sector, whether for profit or nonprofit, there tends to emerge a power house that dominates all others. In the fast food industry it’s McDonalds, in retail sales it’s Walmart, and within nonprofit charities for injured service members it’s the Wounded Warrior Project, Inc. (WWP). Being in existence for only thirteen years, WWP has grown to such a large organization that it has become a common name among military organizations.

Tattoos: Art or Marks of Degeneracy? Over one fourth of the American population between the ages of 18-29 has a tattoo according to the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. Tattoos are ubiquitous in modern society as are the plethora of different opinions on them. Although in the past tattoos have been seen as a sign of degeneracy, they are becoming more accepted in society today and seen instead as an art form. Thus, they should be enjoyed rather than covered up. There are many beautiful

When one thinks of an Ohio State University student, they might first think of an Ohio resident, or maybe someone from another Midwestern state such as Michigan, Illinois, or Indiana. The student that comes to mind is most likely a white, 18-22 year-old athlete who is a part of Greek life. However, one of their recent recruiting videos appeals to students who do not fit these demographics. This video can be found on Ohio State University’s Youtube page, titled “Ohio State National TV Commercial.”

Figure 16. Negative correlation between GISS temperature data and the standardized Tlingit Point composite ring width with year on year differences from 1881-1950 for the month of April. Figure 17. Negative correlation between GISS temperature data and the Tlingit Point composite ring width with year on year differences from 1881-1950 for September-November. Figure 18. Strong positive correlation between GISS temperature data and the Tlingit Point composite ring width with year on year differences

Interestingly pro-gun groups identify the reason for increased gun crimes as tightening laws and putting more restrictions on guns. According to Wooster College and a research that they conducted, many individuals who are pro guns believe “Gun control doesn’t protect people from violent crime, it increases it. Every region where gun control is high, there is a higher instance of gun violence and crime in general. In regions where there are less restrictive gun laws, you’ll see lower instances of

the experiments were incomplete, included too few animals per diet group, and lacked controls. So the conclusion that the potatoes were dangerous was not relevant. Pusztai was then sacked for publicizing research which hadn't been peer-reviewed (Wooster, 2001, pg.1). As this article proves, even though there have been small experiments trying to prove the dangers of genetically altered foods, they are just speculations as to what could potentially be the effect of genetically altered foods. In an