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    In Mexico, there are many celebrations and traditions that are important in the Mexican culture. One of these multitude of traditions is Dia de los Muertos, Spanish for Day of the Dead; its celebration date is on the 1st and 2nd of November. Day of the Dead is the Mexican holiday where families and friends honor their departed loved ones with festivities, particularly with foods, drinks, and other activities that the dead enjoyed from life. Day of the Dead first originated in the 16th century…

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    November 1st is celelbrated for the infants who have passed away and on the 2nd it is dedicated to all the passed loved ones. This is a time of rembering the loved ones that day but it is not a time to be sad or scared. “Many contemporary Latino festivals, it manifests intriguing combinations of pre-Columbian Indian traditions with the cultural dictates…

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    Winter in Canada is known to be atrocious and arduous. In fact, students tend to seek help whenever winter strikes by harvesting tips from various sources to survive and enjoy the season. Numerous instructions converge towards three main points that will indeed benefit students during the winter: wearing the appropriate clothes, managing a smart and strategic living approach, and enjoying the season through winter activities. Different activities are obligatory to survive the Canadian winter…

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    Foster Wallace gives us some history on the lobster, how it is cooked, and, specifically, the yearly lobster festival held in Maine. He begins by going into great detail about the lobster festival and various aspects of it that lead us to believe that lobster may not just be for the 'upper class', such as using various lower class symbols like Styrofoam cups, and comparing their price at the festival to “slightly more expensive than McDonalds dinner”. He also extends this idea of class into the…

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    those who are baffled at the Church’s reaction because they say Easter is not really a Christian festival but one of pagan origin. In an op-ed published on The Guardian on Apr. 4, Peter Ormerod voiced out his confusion over the negative reactions of the Church of England and even UK Prime Minister Theresa May to Cadbury’s rebranding of its Easter egg hunt. He pointed out that the name of the Christian festival does not have anything to do with Christianity and that Jesus’ disciples did not…

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    The total estimated costs of the music festival are $6,427,783. Since some costs are fixed and other costs vary due to different pay structures, my calculations are based on the high fixed costs. So, the total costs may be higher or lower than estimated. The total cost of the bands is $6,335,000. I estimated the venue cost based on the higher costs to allow for enough funding if needed. The total cost of the venue is $25,000. Other costs estimated to be 67,783. Venue cost. The GREENSBORO…

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    Moving on to different culture. Indian celebrate mahatma Gandhi 's birthday, festival of colors, and Independence day. Celebrating Gandhi birthday is important to Indian people; he is the person that led Indian people free. India gained independence from British because of his movement. India celebrate Gandhi’s birthday to show respect and Gratefulness. The second holiday India celebrate is the festival of color. The festival of color is the time to show the good over evil. They welcome spring…

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    aristocrats. To accomplish this, he handed over prominence to the most popular god of the time, Dionysus. The citizens instantly reacted, so to greater the support for his cause, Pisistratus changed some traditional rural festivals…

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    Literacy Festival was titled Strange Bedfellows and was mainly about Politics and Literature.This title was chosen to be the theme this year because of the new upcoming president that will be elected and all of the politics that are taking place right now. All of the participants this year were chosen based off of the fact that they all connect to “poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and have attempted to make sense and art out of political actualities” (Old Dominion University Libraries). The festival…

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    majority of Chinese students attracted me to gather information and understand their movement to the US. As a result, I have decided to mention them in this paper, and mention where do they live in the US, the population of Chinese Americans, their festivals and if do they have some typical food.…

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