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    The Harvest follows three of the 400,000 plus children that work in the American fields. Each one of these children were introduced to the migrant lifestyle at a very young age. Some do not even remember how young they were when they started in the fields, like 12 year old Zulema. It was passed down to these children like their parents had it passed down to them and so on. It’s a perpetual cycle of generations, partly because it is all they know and also due to the values instilled in them.…

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    These problems included under pay, long work hours, and poor living standards. To show the general public the horrific living standards of migrant workers, in 1962 CBS aired a documentary called “Harvest of Shame” (Kenneth 842). One grower even said, “We used to own our slaves; now we just rent them.” (Southern farmer 842). The documentary caused an outcry from the American people who called for better living conditions for these workers. The Migrant…

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    opportunity allowed for their notoriety, while other cultures still offered a unique style of art. Many people differ in their idea of a play or theater, because most think of Shakespeare as the typical of playwriting, but I would choose to direct a Zuni Harvest Dance, so I could bring some understanding to a different cultures art. I am a member of the Zuni Tribe, which is a small Native American Nation from the four corners area of New…

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    I never expected to be interested in the backstage atmosphere of a production, however, I found myself helping my school’s drama department put on our annual Harvest King. I would not say I was the stage manager, but I would say that I was very involved in making sure the show went on smoothly. I was to make sure each contestant was ready to go on stage at their proper time, whether it was for on-stage question, evening wear, or talent. Keeping each boy on task was no small feat due to the fact…

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    T he novel Harvest by Jim Crace is set in an unnamed village somewhere in the countryside of the author’s native England. It is a narrative without specifics of time or place, the narrator explains “We do not even have a title for the village. It is just The Village. And it’s surrounded by The Land.” The novel as evident from the title is about rural England but it is also a narrative of change, at a time when the English countryside is pillaged and communities shattered, as England’s fields are…

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    harvesting season. This has resulted in the farmers having to lose out on profits (they had to buy new seeds instead of using their own) and regular customers having to eat these modified seeds without properly checking it first. With Monsanto’s Harvest of Fear, Barlett and Steele tries to inform their audience about not only Monsanto's shady ways of earning profits, but the overall corruption in the agricultural market. To…

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    In the article “Monsanto’s Harvest of Fear”, by Donald Barlett and James Steele; there are claims made that state that Monsanto is the ruler of all of the United States food production. Monsanto produces genetically enhanced seeds that resist many weed killers such as their own product, Roundup. By doing this Monsanto has put a patent on these seeds, this means that farmers have to buy Monsanto’s product. But, when farmers buy the seeds they have to sign a contract agreeing to not reuse them, so…

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    The book “Harvest for Hope”, written by Jane Goodall, outlines and inspires the audience to eat mindfully and healthily. The author explains how a great portion of our nutrient intake is unknowingly mixed with toxins, and made in miserable conditions. Dr. Goodall explains this successfully by analyzing the typical practices of industrial agriculture, which then leads her on to examine the repercussions of these techniques, pressing the point that we are fatally detached from nature and it’s…

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    Things went perfectly and after an hour Maela found herself guarding the entrance to Harvest House. The moment the other guard passed around the corner and out of sight as he headed for the rear of the building, Maela walked up to the entrance and entered the courtyard. There was a single guard in the courtyard, and Maela noticed several guards on the wall. They were obviously familiar with Teal, however, and they didn’t give Maela a second glance as she walked up to the main doors. She had a…

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    It's a supernatural delight, Everybody's dancing in the moonlight" It was the culmination of two things that really shouldn't mix. Work and a relationship. This pleasant fiasco set to King Harvest's glorious keyboard work and mindless lyrics. King Harvest is considered a one hit wonder, and in a way we were too. I met Hannah at work. It was the summer after my sophomore year of college and I was working for the department of residence. We had training together and I couldn't help but find…

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