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    Sternheimer writes this article in order to prove the misconception that video games are the cause of murders, is in fact a farce, and there are statistics to back her opinion up. Sternheimer argues that there are other defining factors that cause murders, and video games are the last thing people should be worried about. Interestingly, Sternheimer's thesis is towards the end…

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    dependent upon the person viewing it. And often was some combination of two forms. The oligarchy of Sparta might well have considered themselves an aristocracy. What might be a monarchy to one is a tyranny to another, what is a democracy to some may be a farce of an aristocracy to another. This is something that we still see with discussions of governments…

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    The quote, “Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about it,” stated by Oscar Wilde constructs interesting assumptions about his drama, “The Importance of Being Earnest” and Wilde himself. Because he was in touch with his feminine side, he was accused of being homosexual during the late 1800s which led the case being the “trail of the century” which condemned him to two years of hard labor. This play was published during the Victorian era, an era where homosexuality and…

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    condemned by the law. Wilde himself was arrested on charges of “gross indecency” after his affair with a young man came to light (Biography). With this knowledge, The Importance of Being Earnest takes on an entirely new meaning aside from being a mere farce. The play revolves around the idea of identity, and the process of coming to terms with that identity. Two men who adopt the persona of “Ernest” both lie about…

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    Grendel Literary Analysis

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    is dark. It always is. My mind, like the hell-lit cave, is ignorant to life outside of darkness. I see mere shapes and speak but madness; the language I had once known as meaningless as a singular grain of sand on a sprawling shore. Life is but a farce, a fable constructed by the imagination of others. I glance around my woozy surroundings, as real as a figment, as constant and concrete as a collection of dust. The fire burns brighter than the hell from which I was spawned, flickering and…

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    Nexus Pipeline Case Study

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    WADSWORTH — A number of Wayne County residents who turned up for what they believed would be a public comments meeting organized by a federal commission to air concerns about the NEXUS pipeline seemed to be equally upset with the project and the new format for the “meeting.” Deb Adkins, whose house is within 100 feet or so of the original path, was surprised to discover FERC changed the format of the meeting. Previous public comment meetings were held in auditoriums with people wishing to speak…

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    On August 28th, 1963, civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr stood on the steps in front of the Lincoln Memorial and delivered his now historic “I Have a Dream” speech in front of thounands of people. This was done during “The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom,” which was one of the largest rallies for human rights. Dr. King, representing the Christian Leadership Conference, spoke passionately for minutes about the desire to end segregation to create meaningful civil rights…

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    Hermia Dialectical Journal

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    1. Before evening reading the story just by the title I figure it would be about something happening in the summer but they thinking it was a dream. 2. The genre of the story is fantasy fiction. romance, comedy, and farce 3. The exposition of the story is, Theseus and Hippolyta, both noble and wealthy, are preparing for their wedding, and all is swell. Characters Hermia and Lysander are in love, but another male named Demetrius loves Hermia. Another girl named Helena is all alone. Rising…

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    Elizabeth shows this when she says “you must go to Salem, John. Tell them it is a fraud.”(1237) she says this when she is attempting to convince John Proctor to do the right thing and tell the court that the girl’s stories are a farce. Another time someone attempts to convince someone to do the right thing is when Rebecca Nurse is attempting to convince the town that Betty is not in fact possessed by the devil but is instead in one of her “silly seasons” stating that she will “wake…

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    Puritan thought, the so called start of American thought, and the time of the Puritans was very important for the development of American history. Two tales that show the flaws in thinking and judgment of that time are “The Crucible”, and “The Scarlet Letter”. Both of these stories give a similar portrayal of the Puritans, the freedom that can be won - or lost - by a symbol, and shows how sin, whether it be lying or adultery, can destroy you. However, these narratives also differ in many ways…

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