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    From the video “Two Spirit People”, different people talk about being “two spirits”, their beliefs on it and sexual orientation. In the video, all speakers voices are according to their sex, but their physical appearance says something else. The first speaker is Benjamin, he has long hair, which he puts in pigtails and added pink hair accessories to it. He is wearing a gold long drop earring, a necklace, and lots of gold rings that look to be mostly for females. His face also seems as though he…

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    In Barbara Kingsolver’s, “The Poisonwood Bible”, the Price family moves to the Congo in order for Nathan Price, the head of the Price family, can spread the word of the Lord to the Congolese people. Each characters changed, but Leah Price changed the most in this situation. In the Congo everything is different from the united states, like the clothes and beliefs and many more things. It’s been said that where you move to can influence the way you act and believe; and when Leah moved to the Congo…

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    until guns started to be manufactured and you can find a history of archery in pretty much any culture in the world. The first evidence of bow use is during the Mesolithic period where archaeologists found evidence of stone tipped arrows in the skeletons of different animals. Archery is still popular today but it has become an antiquated weapon in recent history. Bows are still used in hunting and the sport of archery. Being an accurate archer takes a lot of skill and practice and it certainly…

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    The play Aias by Sophocles demonstrates the consequences of living one’s life focused solely on honor. Aias commits suicide after experiencing great dishonor because he could not live without honor. However, Aias’ strict focus on increasing his own honor is not the fundamental cause of his suicide. Aias’ hubris induces his tragic death through his lack of loyalty to the Atreidai and by angering the goddess Athene. Aias’ hubris is evident through his boasts and his interactions with Athene. In…

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    My journey is not uncommon, but like most, it is unique in its details of the various missteps and paths I have taken that either prevented me or tempered me to this point. As a matter a fact, when describing me, one could say I am a dreamer and for lack of a better analogy, always late to the party. Recently while working at my position for Gucci, a job I’m not too entirely fond of, I decided to make changes by going back to school. Originally born in the Dominican Republic on March 21, 1975,…

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    believes he has on the world “I know well how to handle the polished bow, and would be first to strike any man with an arrow aimed at a company of hostile men … But I will say that I stand far out ahead of all others such as are living mortals now and feed on the earth. Only I will not set myself against men of the generations before, not with Herakles nor Eurytos of Oichalia, who set themselves against the immortals with the bow, and therefore great Eurytos died suddenly nor…

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    Achumawi Tribe

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    they would use fibers from dogbane, milkweed or tule reeds. They could also make mats for sleeping or bundle them to make a raft to get across the river with. The Achumawi would dig out logs and make cannons from them. The Achumawi used bows for hunting. The bows were made of wood and sinew. Arrow tip were coated in rattlesnake posion to make then more useful. Baskets were made from twining. Young willow shoot and planet fiber were used to make these and were sometimes decorated with ferns,…

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    The UGGs company does not just have boots, they sell leather clothing and boots, sneakers, heels, sandals, scarves, mittens, shirts, pants, and jackets. Although you don’t have to buy just the classic boots you can choose from the Moccasins, Bailey bows, Bailey buttons, Classic cardy, or Classic short, tall, or medium. They are also always coming up with more styles and improving as they create them. Uggs aren’t just for females, but they also aren’t just for males. They are Unisex, both the…

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    typically symbolizes conforming to social norms, family values, or culture. Second Sammy is described as being dressed in uniform as the other employees in a bow tie and A & P apron and once again the white shirt that his mother irons for him. Sammy clearly has a dress code that he must obey and follow. When Sammy decides to quit he takes off the bow tie and apron and turns them in to Mr. Lengel, which also symbolizes his freedom of the social norms and cultural that he was expected to…

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    The Ithaca Times Sports article: The Olympic Games opening ceremony was a month ago as the games were pushed back because of the Trojan War. They are held on the Phaeacians island located in the middle of the sea. The ceremony started with dancing and celebrating. Next were the first competitions, an old version of wrestling and a track and field 200 meters’ sprint race. Two very important people were in the audience today, King Alcinoos and the only survivor of Helios ‘storm the great Odysseus…

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