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    The first group had gone out with numbers one, two, and three. I could hear them go through everything the chant, cheer, dance, and even their jumps. With each participant going out before me, I’d practice along with their group as they performed. Knowing that there were many experienced tumblers or returning cheerleaders, I began to doubt myself. Knowing that…

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    would teach us a cheer, a chant, and a dance. We learned them all in one day and practiced the other two days. When the two tryout days finally came, I was well practiced and ready. I did the cheer first, then the chant, and lastly the dance. We would find out if we made the team the next day and luckily I did make the team. For the first few weeks, we would just practice for upcoming football games and get to know our coaches and teammates. We learned new cheers, chants, and dances. A…

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    The Medieval and Renaissance periods present two distinct cultures and worldviews in the human development. Unlike the Middle-Ages, several Renaissance scientists desired to learn about the earth apart from the idea of a Divine Creator, and philosophers brought in humanistic thinking. Innovations during this period like the gunpowder, telescope, microscope and the print press changed dramatically the people 's lifestyles and views of the world around them. Religion also varied greatly between…

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    traditions, hours of stomp dancing, the settling of tribal grievances, and expressions of gratitude to the creator for providing food. Seminole stomp dancing is a methodical single file line dance led by a medicine man who chants questions toward the men who will answer in a chant, while the females move in silence while shaking shakers attached to their ankles. Some favorite stomp dances include the catfish, any crow, and the…

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    Refugees experience loss and this can affect them greatly for example:”Mother says nothing about Father But she chants every night,long chants where her voice wavers between hope and acceptance.She’s waiting for a sign”.this shows that there mother and her family lost a family member and they are hoping that he comes back. And in children of war “We got two letter from my dad. The serbs had set up concentration camps where people lived in apartments but had to work every day for the serbs.Then…

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    find themselves. Looking for an adult, but could not find one. Another point when violence is shown without parents is when the boys are chanting. The boys in Jack’s tribe are chanting like wild beast. And chanting about murdering a pig. The boys chant,” Kill the Beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood! Do him in!”(136). shows the sheer violence of Jack’s tribe. Without parents these kids have no guidance or clue what they are doing and are randomly murder. They are unwise and too young to know…

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    century, when feminists sought to reclaim the history of music by women. Though she lacked a formal education, she is one of the very few known composers who wrote both the music and words, utilizing her substantial knowledge of theology and devotional chant, acquired throughout a life completely devoted to serving God. Much like her predecessor and teacher Jutta, Hildegard was known for being a visionary theologist, one who sees visions from God. Her reputation as such assisted in raising her…

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    Simon stumbles into the circle of chanting boys. He now has proof that the beast does not exist, but a more pressing danger approaches him. He tries to explain the man in the tree, but they do not listen. The boys have a blank stare in their eyes that let him know that they do not see Simon, but their next victim. William Golding’s Lord of the Flies expands on symbols involving human nature and civility, which shape the actions of the characters in their internal battle for survival. As the fire…

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    Black Pride influenced Jamaica as a whole, but especially the Rastafarian movement (Manuel 2006: 194). Bob Marley’s “Chant Burn Down Babylon” emphasizes many of Garvey’s back to Africa ideals with powerful and enigmatic lyrics such as, “A Reggae Music, mek we chant down Babylon; / With music, mek we chant down Babylon; / This music, mek we chant down Babylon; / This music, come we chant down Babylon.” Babylon represents the power holding the Rastafari in diaspora. The Babylonians took the…

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    Moreover, The Marching Chiefs provide much more to the community than just music and a half-time performance. The college atmosphere often extends off campus and into the surround community. It is obvious that Tallahassee is home to the Seminoles; whether it is shown through the display of Florida State signs, bumper stickers, or even local business names, people living or visiting Tallahassee know that Florida State University is here. This sense of pride also creates a sense of togetherness…

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