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    Gary Wills’ “Our Moloch” is a contentious and aggressive article that provides an interesting and unique opinion on the issue of guns in America. It is proposed that the gun itself functions like a god within American culture, and is unquestionable. According to the article, the great god Gun is worshipped like the God of Law/Order, Patriotism, or one of Free Market in today’s society. The most significant point of this essay is Wills’ exaggerated difference between America’s love towards guns…

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    Movie Analysis 1. Structural Functionalism Theory The Benchmark Family The benchmark family applies to Gil and Karen’s family. Gil is the breadwinner father who is having trouble receiving a promotion at work that he wants throughout the movie. In the scene where he tells Karen he quits his job and she tells him she’s pregnant when he’s leaving she asks him if he have to. He replies that everything in his life is a have to. Gil has the responsibility of providing for the family financially and…

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    Much like Luther, Skinner had people who encouraged him and impacted the leader he would become later in life. These fictive kin “helped to satisfy and provide a model for his cultural aspirations in a way that his own family did not” (19). During his formative years in his hometown Skinner came to know a teacher, Miss Graves, who modeled “scholarliness and culture, which became his own hallmark” (13). Watching the model Miss Graves exhibited through her daily life allowed Skinner to see as a…

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    After reading Garry Berman’s book “We’re Going to See The Beatles!” and watching Steven Spielberg’s ‘spoof’ film, “I Wanna Hold Your Hand.”, these two sources aren’t really all that far apart. While both Berman’s novel and Spielberg’s film have some differences, the similarities really outweigh the differences in comparison. In Spielberg’s film, “I Wanna Hold Your Hand”, it’s shown that many girls found themselves so deep into the hold that Beatlemania had on them, many hardly realized what…

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    Voter Turnout In Canada

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    will certainly have an impact on voter turnout, opportunities for corruption have increased, loopholes have been created, the appointment of election officials is not independent, and misconduct investigations will be less transparent and effective. Garry Neil, executive director of the Council of Canadians, says “it is the government of the day, with a majority, which is trying to write election rules that are going to favour that party and their candidates” (Campion-Smith). Duff Conacher…

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    Value Of Photography Essay

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    It can be argued that people provide objects with more value than they might possess in their original state. The specific object I have decided to focus on are/is photographs. I believe that these are commodities that often acquire value through the moments in which they are taken, how they are given and received as gifts, and how they are bought and sold as pieces of art. Firstly, I will look at the creation of meaning behind a photograph; the moment it is captured. Then will expand…

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    Diane Arbus and the Unusual Subjects In today’s world where selfies and sexting are common the work of Diane Arbus may seem tame. But in 1967 when the New Documents Exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art featured the work Arbus, along with that of Garry Winogrand and Lee Friedlander, as an alternative to traditional documentary photography it was shocking. Although her intimate portraits of those outside the mainstream made some people uncomfortable, some of her photos in the New Documents…

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    I recommend that successful actress Kate Hudson be selected as our newest endorser for the Nike brand. She would be a perfect fit for our upcoming tennis shoe launch and would allow us to reach a different customer base. By Ms. Kate Hudson owning her athletic clothing line, Fabletics, this allows us to reach more of the everyday person and not just athletes. I’m proposing using her success in business and on the big screen as a platform to reach a wider audience, thus increasing profits. This…

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    Carter's wife was deeply willing to stay a part of this call, whenever Carter would suggest they should leave she would tell him to “stop scaring the baby.”(Life and Death of Peoples Temple) Who was only a few months old. Despite being present during the massacre Tim Carter claims there was nothing he could do to stop his wife from poisoning their child in cold blood. She was convinced that since no one else was fighting then there was no reason not to poison herself and their child. Carter was…

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    INTRODUCTION Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an American multinational retail giant that was founded in 1962 by Samuel Walton. Walmart’s vision statement: “To be the best retailer in the hearts and minds of consumers and employees.” Walmart is headquartered at Bentonville, Arkansas, USA and is the largest private employer and biggest grocery retailer in the USA. It does business in almost 11,530 locations all over the world dealing in various variety of products and services. Walmart operates…

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