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    Spring Awakening

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    Among the notable acts throughout the production of Spring Awakening, Thomas Nightingale and Chaz May’s performances stood out amidst the rest. Nightingale’s use of body language and tone provided a realistic portrayal of his character’s emotions. While May’s strong projection and emotion provided a more authentic element to his role. Using a combination of strong body language and tone Nightingale was able to portray the genuine emotions felt by his character. This made his…

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    The narrative in 12 Years a Slave continues as Solomon discusses the treacherous effects of trying to escape. He recalls the story of Wiley, whom he works along at Epps plantation. Wiley sneaks out to go to another plantation and loses track of time and is late to return. On his way back he is caught by the organization of patrollers. They beat him severely and bring him back to Epps who then flogs him again. Unable to keep up with the torture, Wiley runs away for good. Without telling anybody…

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    Who Is Rachel Carson?

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    remembered more today as the woman who challenged the notion that humans could obtain mastery over nature by chemicals, bombs and space travel than for her studies of ocean life. (The Life and Legacy of Rachel Carson) "There is no question...that SILENT SPRING promoted the Federal Government to take action against water and pollution- as well as against the misuse of pesticides- several years before it otherwise might have moved." "Carson's most direct legacy in the environmental movement was…

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    Rachel Carson’s “The Obligation to Endure’’, Silent Spring (1962), she mentions, continued use of chemical pesticides will erase mankind if they are continued to be unregulated. She explains how it took millions of years to adapt to changes on earth, but chemicals are doing drastic damage to the world faster than it can adapt. She has one purpose, to inform the public on how our use of chemicals can destroy our planet and us. She is trying to create a relationship with the public in order to…

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    DDT Environmental Effects

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    Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson, was first published in 1962. Silent Spring provided a lyrical account of the impact of overusing pesticides on the environment and human health. The book, along with the reaction to other environmental disasters, such as Love Canal, helped to bring about the environmental revolution. This environmental revolution led to the banning of DDT and similar chemicals to DDT in the US as well as numerous other acts to promote a better environment. It is known that DDT…

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    commercial use. In 1962, Rachel Carson published Silent Spring, a book tracing the environmental impact of the nationwide spraying of DDT and the ethical concerns of releasing large amounts of potentially toxic chemicals into the environment without fully understanding their effect on human and animal life. The publication…

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    was stravinsky? Igor Stravinsky was a talented Russian composer. He was born in Lomonosov, Russia on June 17th, 1882 and died in New York city, New York, on April 6th, 1971. Some of his most known pieces are Firebird, Petrushka, and The Rite of Spring. Stravinsky is most known for playing piano, but he also played other instruments. Stravinsky was raised in a household of musicians and had a very good influence to be one. My third favorite piece My third favorite piece by Stravinsky is…

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    Outline About Parathion

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    I. Introduction a. Background information parathion and use of pesticides in the 1950-1960s b. Information about the environmental movement that happened after the book was published THESIS: In the excerpt from Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, she states that the use of spraying pesticides is not worth the damage done because of the poison's widespread damage to nature and farmers' ignorance to the dangerous effects parathion has on humans and their worker's lives. II. Body Paragraph 1 a. Carson…

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    Thanks to Rachel Carson’s book, Silent Spring, we now have many laws, guidelines, and even bans to ensure the safety environment and those who live inside it. Recently, some controversy has developed over the use of a pesticide known as Naled. Naled is currently being used to treat areas plagued by mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus and some people are debating whether the use of Naled should be discontinued due to its toxicity. The use of Naled is safe for our environment and should continue to…

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    Spring Break

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    bell even began to ring. Lunch was the only remedy preventing me from slapping everybody in the classroom. Students started to flood the hallways, eagerly making their way to the cafeteria. I couldn’t wait any longer to leave this prison. Thankfully, spring break was only half a day away. Because school was nearly out, students were getting rowdy and a little too excited. I immediately met up with my best friends Neil and Timothy as we lined up to get our food. We decided to sit in our usual…

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