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    Tina Fey Research Paper

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    vision for leadership in the comedy workplace have also influence fellow women performers in the areas of content creation and producing. She is probably one of the greatest creative influences, not only on my life but in the lives of many young American women hoping to break into this industry. Tina was born Elizabeth Stamatina Fey in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania on May 18, 1970. During Fey’s adolescence, she invited her…

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    commercial I chose to analyze were by Nationwide Insurance, H&M, Yoplait Yogurt, Hyundai and Wal-Mart, all broadcasted in 2016. Discussion of Commercial 1 and Application of Theories A commercial by Nationwide Insurance features Rachel Platten, a popular singer in pop culture, singing a song while cutting to the struggles fathers face in their daily lives. The video first depicts the father attempting…

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    Mblo Masks Analysis

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    The characteristics stylized in these masks severed as icons presenting what it meant to be a good, honorable, respectable and beautiful woman in Baule society. The large forehead and half slit eyes present the idea of modesty and wisdom. The beard like pattern indicate age in the woman. The luster of the mask is an indicator of glowing skin and good health. The “horns” protruding from the top the crest symbolize an idealized inner state of beauty and morality associated the person whom the mask…

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    John Singer Sargent for my final paper because of his strong interest in the female image. I wanted to know why Sargent chose women as his main subjects. His works include women of high social class, children of the wealthy and political figures. He also did painting of women in lower classes that he came in contact with in Venice, Capri, Spain and Africa. In this essay I will be discussing his works, the history of the paintings and the meaning behind the women in the paintings. John Singer…

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    The topic of child soldiers has been a very controversial dilemma for a very long time. Many people argue that child soldiers are victims, while others argue that child soldiers are perpetrators. The real question though, is whether or not all child soldiers should be given amnesty (legal forgiveness) after the war is over. But with further research, it is clear that overall, child soldiers should be given amnesty if they were forced or manipulated into joining the war. Child soldiers usually…

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    Ishmael Prejudice Quotes

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    At first, Ishmael who is the main character, was a happy child living a normal life among his family in Sierra Leone. However, during the civil war with the Revolutionary United Front (RUF), his family got murdered, and he had no other choice than becoming a child soldier addicted to drugs and capable of terrible acts of violence. Throughout the book, the categorization process appears clearly and lead to different type of prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination. In fact, at the beginning of…

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    Purpose Of War

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    Purpose. War. Peace. Family. The reasons why something is done or created with one’s intention or an objective. In the novel A Long Way Gone, by Ishmael Beah, Ishmael experiences war in his country, Sierra Leone. Ishmael then becomes a child soldier. He experiences hardships during the war and is sent to a rehabilitation center. There he found his peace after the war. He still experienced post traumatic stress disorder, during the night, but he was able to have fun with his friends…

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    Healing the Mind of a Child Soldier “I didn’t feel a thing for him, didn’t think much what I was doing…The prisoner was simply another rebel who was responsible for the death of my family, as I had come to truly believe” (Beah 124). In the Memoir “a long way gone” by Ishmael Beah, sees 12-year-old Ishmael trying to survive in the war stricken country of Sierra Leone. Ishmael is just an ordinary boy when the RUF (Revolutionary United Front) attacks his home of Mattru Jong, while he is away in a…

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    All through life, there is a continuous battle between having the capacity to trust different people, while surviving. Inside Ishmael Beah's record of his life entitled A Long Way Gone, he mourns how war has ruined the happiness regarding meeting individuals that he once had. Beah had to confront with new individuals often, which made him be wary of whether putting his trust in that individual could end up being the root starting point of his demise one day. As Ishmael meets diverse people for…

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    John Singer Sargent was born on January 12, 1856 in a town called Florence that was located in Italy. He was the eldest surviving child of both his parents. When he was young he spent most of his time traveling with his family in Italy, Spain and other places. His Father, Fitzwilliam Sargent was a retired doctor and his mother, Mary Sargent who was a watercolorist artist. Due to the death of one of her children the family removed themselves from their daily native life, to help Mary recover her…

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