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    Who Owns Hip-Hop

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    late 70s. Some of the most popular artists were associated with hip-hop. Also, some of the most disliked artist were associated with hip-hop. This music has grown to get more popular over the years and is very famous to this generation. Being such a big thing for teenagers and adults, many debatable topics come up about hip-hop. Many people ask the question of who does hip-hop belong to. I believe that hip-hop belongs to everyone since it’s the people who support the artists, just about every…

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    Sports Fan Research Paper

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    the right to attack others if they didn’t do anything. Next, fans go too far because they go crazy whenever the other team scores once. Then, fans should just look at the game as if it’s just a simple game. People take sports too seriously and make a big deal over their loss. People make riots just for one loss of a game. First, riots are wrong and mean nothing. Riots should only be broken out if the British Parliament conquered US and made us pay high taxes. That’s when we have the right to…

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    The definition of the word nous means “mind or intellect” (Long). However, Anaxagoras perceived nous as something much more that that. He professed that nous “is the controlling principle of the world,” (Long) and that it is its own class of higher power. Anaxagoras claimed that nous is what caused the start of things. He believed that nous is what triggered the kosmos and everything that it holds inside. The kosmos, being the origins of the universe, from the stars to the planets, and…

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    The quote “you can’t judge a book by its cover” can easily apply to the character of Winston Smith. The author might of chose to construct Winston the way he did was to keep the story interesting and the reader interested in the character. George Orwell also might of constructed Winston as an unjudgeable character to get the points he wanted to get across to the reader. Finally, George Orwell made the character of Winston someone the reader can relate to. Keeping the story interesting and the…

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    A dystopia in which even the most minute details of human life are monitored by the government entraps Winston Smith in George Orwell’s 1984. Such a society seems so distant and impossible, yet instills a degree of discomfort in modern-day readers. With the current rate at which technology is advancing, many realities in Winston’s world are quickly becoming realities in the everyday lives of today. Constant surveillance is an undeniable violation of privacy globally and a Constitutional…

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    Goldstein’s nose and bounced of…” ( pg 18 chapter 3 part 1). We all know that North Korea is a major dystopia. And the hate of Goldstein is almost the same of America. Lastly, like North Korea, Oceania has one leader and a party close to the leader to rule. Big Brother would be the Korean leader. Today, North Korea has a huge problem of poverty and famine, thanks to the leader not helping his people. And it seems Orwell predicted correctly of his dystopia, as one like it appeared. Oceania and…

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    manipulation was taken to an extreme. Theodore Roosevelt once said: “A typical vice of American politics is the avoidance of saying anything real on real issues.” and in the fictional country of Oceania they did just that and then some. Oceania is governed by Big Brother who has complete control of everything that happens within the country. This dystopian society can be compared to that of today’s world in some minor ways. Both societies still seem to have a power that seems to be growing over…

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    Cosmic Paradox Essay

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    Universe. Source: NASA (https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/science/hd140283.html) Scientists have declared that the Universe itself is 13.8 billion years old. We have arrived at a pretty accurate estimate as to the Universe's age after the Big Bang. A slew of myriads of different sources have been based upon the figure. Nothing should have existed even before the formation of the Universe. When scientists observed the stars within the Milky…

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    When reading historical novels one often gets quite bored with the repeating events, their fourth newly established artists have to find different ways to express events by enchanting their viewers. Within Yann Martel's novel “Beatrice and Virgil”, Yann, expresses an interesting image by feeding on the human emotions to express the turmoils faced throughout history. By hiding hideous events faced by people through his art Yann is able to capture people's interest and convey his ideas. For many…

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    In George Orwell's 1984, a Novel about a totalitarian society, Oceania, that limits what citizens are allowed think, the society’s Government, Ingsoc, standing for English Socialism, rewrites history, replacing it with lies to maintain a good image. Oceania maintains itself through 3 principles, one being IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH; this relating to the way Ingsoc prevents citizens from thinking deeply, shielding them from the outside world, taking control of records, memories, and history, and even…

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