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    Influencing Teen Activism

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    What do you know about Teen Activist? Have you ever heard of them? Do you know malala Yousafzai? Or Faye Carey? What about child labor? Well Teen Activism is where teenagers stand up for what they believe in or something that happened to them like malala’s school was bombed that her dad built. What it takes to become a teen activist it has many things to have to be a teen activist it takes courage, bravery, determination, strength and many more things to become a teen activist. Today you are…

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    Will you ever be a teen activist? Will you try to make a difference in the world? A teen activist is someone who wants to make a difference in the world, by doing everything they can. A teen activist is someone who faces big challenges to accomplish something beyond some of their abilities, yet that doesn’t stop them. A teen Activist is someone who is a teen and makes a difference. They will keep going as long as they live just for a difference in our beat down rotten world. Since we were just…

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    The current U.S. campaign finance system is definitely a problem. The U.S. campaign financing system has never been one of the hallmarks of our democracy as influence has always been susceptible to monetary benevolence. But in 2010 it was dealt a lethal blow by the U.S. Supreme Court when they decided by a narrow majority to trample a century of precedent and declare that corporations, and by extension labor unions, have a first amendment right to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence…

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    Kayla Sparling Mrs. Soltis English 10 H 11 January 2016 The Scarlet Letter: Symbolism Symbolism is a topic that is widely concealed throughout the chapter of The Scarlet Letter. Hawthorne uses such symbolism in a way to give the reader a better understanding of the book. Some symbols relatively have a limited range of meanings, but could be simplified to stand for only one thing (Foster 98). Throughout The Scarlet Letter, symbols including character names, the letter “A” found…

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    Big Money In Elections

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    presidential election, they gear up for costs in the millions and billions of dollars. The money that candidates are able to spend come from many different places, but it is impossible to ignore the fact that, in 2012, 6 billion dollars were spent on campaigns (Overby). One of the most influential donors of this money is the interest group; a group…

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    the statues of the polls than the global and nation-shaping issues that form the candidate’s platform,” (Media Speed’s Negative Effect on Politics). This has prevented a few presidential hopefuls from gaining media coverage for their political campaigns, and have given other candidates a negative view to the…

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    Fight advertising campaigns with advertising campaigns. It is no secret that celebrities, technology, and media are fixated upon by society. For example, the fashion giant H&M recently started an ad campaign for their new line of clothing that has shocked the advertising industry. The campaign features models of all body types, race, hair type, and occupation. This ad campaign has been viewed by many and is being highly praised as a great way to…

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    It was a pleasure working for Trader Joe’s and developing their advertisement campaign. In the beginning the team learned about Trader Joe’s and the products and services that they provide. Trader Joe’s was facing a large task by entering a small rural area with a very limited market. The three main targeted groups in the market were college students, local community members, and the local restaurants. The team decided that social media, billboards, and newspaper advertisements will be the best…

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    initial exploration of the construction and reconstruction of visual brand identity” (Phillips, McQuarrie and Griffin, 318). One statement I find interesting in this article is the when the authors describe the visual consistency of an advertising campaign represented through fine art illustrations completed for Red Brick Beer: The authors of the article explain the function of advertising and the effective communication strategies and implementations used in marketing, but they are also able to…

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    on the campaign trail, he began to tread murky waters. Politicians like Trump should seek to deeply understand the ramifications of using an artist’s work in a public, explicitly political setting. Musicians as authors and curators of their own art are the most qualified people to answer the question of what they intend their music to represent. As such they should be afforded the respect of determining the message their art portrays, especially in public settings such as political campaign…

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