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    their lives, hardships they face, obstacles that she has encountered, how they’ve affected her, and how her mind was changed. Through these vignettes, Cisneros uses various characters around Esperanza that influence her. Three characters, Sally, Alicia, and the three sisters, change and impact her personality, thoughts, and decisions of her previous life goals. Esperanza is motivated to live a…

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    Throughout history, women are often seen as inferior. But many of them step up to change this common opinion and also prove that they can shape the future. In the novella, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, the role of women is discussed. Esperanza is a girl who is not proud of who she is and is still trying to find her place. Through her struggles, she often looks up to the women she grows up with. Esperaza has a variety of female roles in her life. Many are trapped in abusive…

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    depressed woman named Alicia, who is contemplating suicide; MC, the broadcaster of the program who hopes to attract a large listening audience if he can air her suicide on the radio; and Gaspar, the journalist who works for the radio station and is interviewing Alicia. It’s a fictional example of present-day reality TV programming with major moral implications. As Alicia discusses her feelings with the journalist, Gasper does whatever it takes just to get a story from her. At first, Alicia wants…

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    Two of Alfred Hitchcock’s most famous films are the spy movies Notorious and North by Northwest. Released in 1946, Notorious is a film about romance, espionage, and Nazis. Alicia Huberman agrees to work for the U.S. government by seducing Alex Sebastian, a friend of her father and a U.S. traitor, in order to get inside his home and learn valuable Nazi secrets. Along the way, she falls in love with her colleague, T. R. Devlin, and the plan goes differently than expected. North by Northwest (1959)…

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    Alicia always feels out casted from society due to her disability. Alicia explains her disability to Bobby by saying, “I knew I was awake, but it was like I was still asleep, or like I was lost inside this big dark… thing. But I knew I was home, in my own room. I could still hear the birds…

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    What if everything that one believed to be true turns out to be false? What if something one thought that always is existed never actually existed? The movie A Beautiful Mind tries to answer those questions through a great mathematician’s experience with fantasy world and real world. Although the movie A Beautiful Mind focuses on the symptoms of schizophrenia and glosses over a schizophrenic mathematician’s life, it is an excellent movie because of the awards it received, the powerful deep…

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    (36). In her case, the strategies she used as the Relational Woman, but like Jayanthi, she rebels against the expectations of her surroundings. Although Alicia and Jayanthi enacted different strategies, they both worked out different than the anticipated result. Alicia, who was abstinent until the end of college, lived in a community where her peers were pregnant while they were in high school. She believed that delaying sex would help her get out of poverty…

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    servants and are stripped of their freedom. Which happens in The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, gender roles significantly shape Esperanza’s identity because women do not have power or freedom in their community which is shown when Sally and Alicia are afraid of their fathers…

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    necessary? In the articles, The Role of School Uniforms in Creating an Academically Motivating Climate: Do Uniforms Influence Teacher Expectations? by John A. Huss, and Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms? by, Rob O’Donnell, Linne Hoofnagle, and Alicia Thomas, discus the topic of whether school uniforms should be enforced in schools across the world or not. Huss’s article is trying to prove that uniforms in schools are a good thing. Whereas O’Donnell, Hoofnagle, and Thomas, disagrees…

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    special mailbox. Nash accepts and now splits his time between teaching at Princeton and “breaking codes”. He meets Alicia, a student of his and eventual wife, when she approaches him about solving one of his problems that he posed in class. She asks him on a date, and that is the start of their romance. Fast forward some time again, and they eventually get married. One night following, Alicia and Nash’s marriage, Nash experiences the first massive delusion of his schizophrenia, which manifests…

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