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    teacher and the pianist gone, but one dancer in a pale blue leotard stays to practice alone without music" (Tucker 1-5). The dancer understands that devotion to dance will help her become a professional. After a dancer retires, they are not done with dancing. An example of this is from the poem Retired Ballerinas, Central Park West, "Retired ballerinas on winter afternoons walking their dogs in Central Park West. The ballerinas leap and pirouette through Columbus Circle" (Ferlinghetti lines…

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    Prior to this course I had no idea what Anthropology was, in fact, I thought it was very similar to an archaeologist or philanthropist, but the term “globalization” made me have a peculiar interest. Anthropology focuses on the studies of humankind, past, present and the future of those residing in that community, tribe, or country. It is meant for those interested to understand in a clear manner the complications of cultures throughout history, to draw an understanding of the social, cultural,…

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    Many people might think that the short story “Blue Winds Dancing” by Tom Whitecloud is just about a young indian boy that attends college and is on his way home for a break. There is so much more in this short story. By the end of the story readers have found out a clear plot. It consists of a brave Indian trying to find out where he fits into the world. One way that authors in today's world have a hidden meaning throughout their story is through conflict. To start off the story, the…

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    The texts I studied, as part of my comparative course, are ''Inside I'm Dancing'' (ID), directed by Damien O'Donnell and ''Sive'' (S) , written by John B. Keane. I examined how relationships can have both positive and negative effects on the protagonists. The parent and child relationship in (S) is between Sive and her aunt, Mena. Sive's parents died when she was a baby, so her uncle Mike and his wife Mena brought her up. Their relationship is negative and it is clear why their relationship is…

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    Film is a huge industry in our daily world. We are constantly looking forward to the next big film coming out, or relishing in classic flicks, such as for me Dirty Dancing. We base our holidays off movies such as Christmas everyone watching Elf, but let’s be real that movie is great year around. What makes a film so intriguing, that we can’t take our eyes off the screen? A good plot, good actors, but also the special effects, can really define a movie’s greatness. “The art of visual effects…

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    Stopping twice, for about a half an hour total, Charity was not sure how far they actually made it that first day. Having come to a bend in a good-sized river, she halted the wagons about thirty minutes before dark; it looked to be a good camping spot. She thought it might be the Oconee River she saw on the map at the mercantile, but was not sure. She had tried to memorize the map, however, seeing it on a two foot by three foot map hanging on a wall and actually traveling it, were two entirely…

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    Richmond, Virginia. He transformed the traditional style of tap dancing and launched a new style altogether that continues to influence tap dancing. Shirley Temple was born in 1928 in Santa Monica, California and became the new face of Hollywood and television as a child star. These two came together in films such as The Little Colonel in 1935 and captured the hearts of American audiences and forever impacted the future of tap dancing and the potential end of racial segregation. Despite their…

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    Imagine if I told you that the popular movie, Dirty Dancing, could have been an epic failure due to a highly controversial social issue! Eleanor Bergstein purposely wrote the script so that the film’s plot relied entirely on an illegal abortion. Dirty Dancing’s stunning choreography and compelling romantic story mesmerized audiences on both sides of America’s abortion debate. Details about “Dirty Dancing” The movie Dirty Dancing is often thought of as a dance movie or a love story, but there’s…

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    1. The genre of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses ' is a short story. But other possible genres it can be put into is fairytale due to the folk-lore theme the characters are set in. 2. The exposition of the story begins with the description of how there is a kingdom with twelve princesses, who 's shoes are ruined in the morning from dancing even though they all sleep in the same room that is locked each night. The king decides that he is quite done with his daughters ' games so tell his kingdom…

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    Dubbed as the “man who saved tap dancing”, Savion Glover has provoked a stylistic revolution within tap dancing and has inspired many young dancers all over the country with his hip-hop-funk and jazz-infused rhythm tap dance style. How did a seven-year-old go from being a young drummer to one of the most inspiring, and influential tap dancers today? Tap dance is an art form that is characterized by its use of percussive sounds through the tap shoes striking the floor. Although the art of tap…

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