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    Super Bowl Commercials

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    During the super bowl, the channel is never changed! What better opportunity for companies to persuade, inform and prove their worthiness to a 100 million people than during the superb bowl. The Super bowl – the championship game of the NFL is viewed as the patriotic event in the United States. With half the population watching the game of the year, the high profile businesses do make use of the opportunity to broadcast ‘sought-after’ television commercials commonly known as the Super bowl ads. …

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    himself or herself, but it depends on whether it is used or not. In Hallie Flanagan, Ellen Clifford, and Whittaker Chambers’ play, Can You Hear Their Voices? one can see the real problems and the difficulties a group of people were going during the Dust Bowl. In the Great Depression, many Americans lost hope that the economy and that their life…

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    jobs. By 1932 over thirteen million people lost their jobs, homes, and could not provide for their family. During this crisis, businesses were not being very fair either, and between 1929 and 1932 incomes on average were reduced by forty percent, or cut in half (“Causes of the Great…”). Also, many people died because of the Great Depression. Citizens would kill themselves after losing everything, because not being able to provide for their family made them feel like failures. Thinking their…

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    for all those affected by the Dust Bowl by depicting the story of the Joads as they face the ultimatum of leaving their beloved but worn down home or traveling westward and running in the direction of gold like many other Americans during this time, not knowing the hardships that await them during their journey and upon arrival illustrating…

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    distraction from the turmoil being faced. The 1930’s in America was a time of economic distress and chaos. Unemployment rates skyrocketed as citizens were dragged into debt, and people were made to migrate from their homes as storms of the Dust Bowl ruined agricultural opportunities. The population could be found in a world of barren earth and broken dreams, an era many believed to be “the final destruction of the old Jeffersonian idea of agrarian harmony with nature” (“Dust…

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    the Dust Bowl. Throughout the novel, you see several people’s stories and the ups and down they faced leading up to and during the Dust Bowl. You see how these families faced the challenges with their living arrangements, economic struggles, and family fatalities. The main objective of this novel is to show the importance of this historical event that changed the way every single family lived and to show the environmental ignorance people had that helped lead to the results of the Dust Bowl.…

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    gospel, jazz, pop, R&B but one the most controversial genres would be Hip-Hop and Rap along with urban black pop. Today, music is still pivotal. Music can personify people, give voice expressions to those who otherwise may not be heard. At the Super Bowl 50 halftime show in Santa Clara, California at the Levi’s stadium, actress, mogul and singer, Beyonce performed her newest single since her 2014 album, self entitled, “BEYONCE” called, “Formation.” This marked history as Bey’s most…

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    The spectacle that we call the Super Bowl is nonetheless amazing to the senses; not only the eyes, but the heart. The money making super giant that is the NFL, continually surprises, amazes and ultimately disappoints us in ways we forget, year after year. In this discussion, football shall be a focal point, but not the main topic. Our topic concerns something much larger than football (Huh? Gasp! Couldn’t be!), a topic that is intertwined with everything and anything we do; the sociology of our…

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    The Dust Bowl

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    The Dust Bowl was caused by the hands of man and the hands of nature and has resulted in many longer term effects. Because of the Plains states’ successfully wheat business and harvest, thousands and thousands of farmers traveled to the area. However, this influx of farmers led to overgrazing and overplowing of the southern plains. Many of the farmers used a farming technique called dry land farming and destroyed the large areas of grassland. This, coupled with an incredible drought and Great…

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    The Super bowl is one of the most anticipated events of the year. The game is not the only aspect that draws viewers in; the commercials are almost as entertaining as the game. Companies spend around four million dollars for a thirty second time slot and in addition to that spend several million for the production of the ad. What could persuade a company to spend this amount of money on a single advertisement? Toyota aired a tear-jerking advertisement titled “My Bold Dad” during halftime at the…

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