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    As a foreign citizen, it is difficult not to be enchanted by the romanticised ideal of the ‘American Dream’. For me, the American Dream can be summed up by three aspects: ‘a land of endless opportunities’ in a ‘classless society’ where ‘anything can be achieved if you work hard enough’. However, after exploring the concept further, it appears that those definitions are no longer valid. Thoreau’s Walden, penned in 1854 as a recount of his departure from ‘civilisation’, shows us the fallacy of…

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    At times, society associates poverty and homelessness with people unwilling to work or prosper. Barbara Ehrenreich’s novel, “Nickel and Dimed”, challenges this claim made by many with no knowledge of the lower class. She herself experiences how, even with all the odds in her favor, money from one low paying job is just not enough to live. Ehrenreich uses statistics, humor, personal experience, emotional language, and worker’s experience to prove that it is not possible for someone to afford…

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    basically and they never stated it in the movie but he was dealing drugs for that one man who stayed by his apartment Complex. The Reason I'm Choosing My topic on Poverty Because I'm a major Tupac Fan and half of his songs talks about how his family was poor was struggling to me make it and how much his mother did for him he always delivered a message on poverty and how he feel like it should be change in the world and in his…

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    their own pace or supplement their income. In 1834 the poor law created workhouses for the distressed. They were built to be harming people from staying in relief and was used to separate families from one another. Poorhouse was made like a living hell to warn the workers from ever going back there. ‘Our intention is to make the workhouses as much like a prison as possible’ stated one assistant commissioner. Although the condition of the poor house was so severe workhouse resident elevated from…

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    need for understanding how humanity generates meaning through its different languages and media. A process of generating meaning assumedly takes place in the case of each theatre experience, in the actual. Confrontation between a theatre performance and onlooker. (Rozik,E. 2008). Through that time, the theatre of the black is the place to discover talents of people and critics of their abilities to create new genre through lifetime, the theatre as a critical venue…

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    Social Security

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    During the English poor laws, the poor were distinguished between the “deserving” and “undeserving” which was a very harsh way to distinguish between the two. Those considered “undeserving” were often whipped in the streets, and were seen as social pariahs branded with the letter “P” on the outside of their clothing. In no way was society accepting of the poor, and this often discourages people from openly seeking financial assistance.Many…

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    The Woman In Black is a famous ghost story written by Susan Hill, adapted for the stage by Stephen Mallatratt and directed by Robin Herford. It was performed at the Royal and Derngate Northampton theatre on the 13th of November 2014. I had read the novel before seeing the theatre production of the tale, and therefore I already knew about the story. However, I had heard that the theatre production made use of only two actors, and as there are significantly more characters in the story than just…

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    Essay On Toast

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    My strongest performance throughout this whole year was probably my last one and the weakest was my demo speech. I would say my strongest was the toast speech because I remembered what I should be working on when I was giving my speech so I felt like I did a lot better…

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    Summarize My Career Goals

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    the dance program is not only the degree, but life lessons and knowledge to excel in the real world. My long term career goals include performance and owning and operating my own studio/company. After college, I hope to perform and begin adding various professional endeavors to my dance resume. I would love to dance professionally…

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    Dance Alabama Reflection

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    participate in practices and rehearsals for months to prepare for this week of performances. The 30 pieces that they perform all reflect different topics and interests, some dancers perform in just one piece while others appear in several. This show is a good…

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