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    minority group who do not have access to opportunities on equal basis with other people (Disabled People’s Association, Singapore 2015). Disabled people had been defined as ‘socially dead’, their impairments identified as being the cause of their social problems and restrictions (Mercer 2002, cited in Cameron 2014). They are often treated as second-class citizens comparing to normal people in the mainstream of the society (Kim and David 2006; cited in Hwang and Brandon…

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    ways in which our students relate to their loans and, as a result, their overall college experience. So what can be done about this crucial problem?…

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    making and that he wasn’t jealous of his neighbor. The problem between Biff & Willy is that Willy thinks Biff is extremely lazy. Happy doesn’t go west with Biff because he’s making money in the city. He has everything he wants. Biff wants money from Bill Oliver. Willy talks so much…

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    Delirium is a novel about a dystopian society written by Lauren Oliver, published in 2011. It is about a young girl, Lena Haloway, who falls in love in a society where love is seen as a disease, called Deliria. The story is set in Portland, Maine, the year 2091. Civilization is fixed in cities that had escaped deadly bombings, called the Blitz. The government came out with a “cure”, or a procedure that strips people of love and emotion. Before Lena could have her procedure, she catches deliria…

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    Louis Armstrong was a man of many things. Though he was mainly known for his music as a singer and trumpeter, he also was a film star and comedian. Before I get into all the achievements that he had accomplished in his life time let’s start at the beginning. Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on August 4th, 1901. He was the son of Willie Armstrong and Mary Ann Armstrong and a sibling to Beatrice Armstrong Collins (sister). He lived with his family in an area nicknamed “The…

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    In the poem “The Laughing Heart” by Charles Bukowski, and the poem “The Journey” by Mary Oliver seem to carry a similar message about fighting against depression and trying to get through life. In the laughing Heart by Charles Bukowski he explains on fighting against depression, suicide and, getting through life. In Charles Bukowski's poem the laughing heart there were some quotes that stuck out to prove that his message was fighting against suicide and depression. One of these quotes were “you…

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    Art imitates life and life imitates art. As an art form, films surrounds society in popular culture and general daily life. What an audience sees in film would be considered to mirror how people construct themselves. Gender portrayals in the movies can often be based on continually perpetuated stereotypes and expectations of how people should act. Firstly, the two films that will be discussed in this essay come from a time where there were believed to be only two genders and sexes. One was…

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    We tell stories to remember the past and to not repeat our mistakes in the future. The Vietnam war was a very important part of our history. Also we tell stories based on events that happened in our own lives. Oliver Stone the writer of Platoon experienced the Vietnam war first hand. Similar to Tim O’Brien who wrote the things they carried. He also experienced the war. Both writers wrote about their experiences from their own point of view. The way Tim O’Brien wrote the things they carried…

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    Rascal Flatts: It can fill a surprising number of football stadiums, even though many people consider it complete garbage," said John Oliver. In the Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Food Waste (HBO), John Oliver discusses how much food Americans waste. He expresses how he is appalled and disgusted at the amount of food being wasted for various unacceptable reasons. Oliver makes a point to say that it’s not only affecting the hungry, but also the producers, consumers, and sellers. I do agree…

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    As John Oliver is expressing in his show Last Week Tonight he is explaining the inequality in Puerto Rico and how they are one of the most poor countries and how poverty has taken over so much of this area. While he is explaining this the video goes into a side clip where it has a variety of different news stations reporting about the issues of poverty in Puerto Rico as well as speaking out about their debts (1.22). The mass media covering this story really expresses inequality for people in…

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