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    environment plays a bigger role because they influence a student on who they should be. In Accidental Billionaire written by Ben Mezrich, he tells the story of the creation of Facebook through the eyes of the Winklevoss twins, Eduardo Saverin, Mark Zuckerberg, and a few others who help create the well-known website we use today. College students’ social identity is created through environmental variables which is shown through the character Eduardo Saverin’s…

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    David Fincher's Academy-Award nominated film “The Social Network” stars Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield as Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin, the original founders of Facebook. The film explores the founding of Facebook from multiple perspectives- those who were lifted into the technological stratosphere, and others who became collateral damage on Zuckerberg’s path to technological superstardom. Fincher uses a variety of narrative techniques in examining the evolution of Mark from a lonely…

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    In this shot from David Fincher’s The Social Network, the renowned brain Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) is talking to his soon to be ex-girlfriend Erica Albright (Rooney Mara). He continuously tries to overpower her with his ample knowledge, which ultimately leads to their relationships demise. She asks Zuckerberg which final party “is the easiest to get in to?” He inhales deeply and asks her “Why would you ask me that?” He is very agile and pointed with his words and responses, which to her…

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    Augusto Pinochet was born November 25, 1915, in Valparaiso, Chile. He was a military officer who was appointed army commander in chief by president Allende. On September 11, 1973 Pinochet led the military coup overthrowing the Allende government with the help of the U.S. and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Salvador Allende was the first democratically elected Marxist leader in Latin America. By 1973, the Chilean economy was in chaos. Inflation, labor strikes and food shortages were…

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    Alexa Nanan Dr. Matt Samson Anthropology 253-0 Due Date: November 5, 2017 Challenging the Neoliberal State: Chile’s Attempt to Education Reform and Regaining a Personal Liberty Focus: The topic of this paper is to focus on education and specific education reform in Chile published over the last ten to fifteen years and how politics, including neoliberalism, influences education. Abstract In Chile, Salvador Allende was the first elected Marxist President of Chile from 1970-1973. However, he…

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    into the global market, exportation of goods increasing from $855.4 million to $3,836.5 million and foreign direct investment increasing from $2.3 million to $383 million in the range of time 1972-1981 brought about massive growth known as the “” economic miracle”” (Davis-Hamel, 2012), averaging “7.3% from 1976 to 1981” reducing inflation from 505% to 19.7%. Integration in the global market for Chile crossed off the Eighth MDG, where Chile developed global partners in trade. Pinochet’s new…

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    Zuckerburg, the Winklevoss Twins, and Eduardo Saverin encountered when trying to kick start their company. The main message of the film is to take an idea and run with it and innovate the up and coming social world. I agree with the message in that you should take an idea and use it to its full potential, although, I do not particularly agree with the way Zuckerburg went about it. I definitely think he could have handled the way he went about things differently, but sometimes, as humans, we…

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    Upon selling the idea of Facebook to Eduardo, Mark starts planning the structure of the Company. In the incorporation papers, 65% of the company is owned by Mark and he is the Founder, 30% is owned by Eduardo and he is the CFO (chief financial officer) and 5% is owned by Dustin (Marks roommate) he oversees the company Public Relations. They would then all form the top-level management of Facebook. 0:46:51 Eduardo has a very tactful and calculative leadership style. He is a thinker and planner…

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    character's’ body language and Fincher’s composition of the scene that Albright is at breaking point when talking to Zuckerberg.” This is important because the characters are more than their dialogue. This makes the audience much more involved since they are additionally drawn to the movie. She also writes about the relationship between Mark and his best friend, Eduardo Saverin. D. Tan noted that right after the breakup scene, “Zuckerberg progresses straight to his dorm room alone, not to find…

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    For example, Zuckerberg formally dissolved his own friend and former business partner, Eduardo Saverin, from the company. Eduardo was not actively contributing to Facebook, let alone being across the country and claiming a false title of owning 34 percent of the company and so Zuckerberg had every right in his jurisdiction to kick out his once best friend. Mezrich writes “What happens when the guy standing next to you catches a lightning bolt? Does it carry you up to the stratosphere along with…

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