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    This Iconic film excelled in its mise-en-scene and cinematography. These stylistic elements made the film show a different point of view and performance. The aspects of mise-en-scene helped contribute to the story in a meaningful way. It gave us an idea of what kind of film it would be. An example of mise-en-scene is the costumes. The costuming in the movie , we see it through their clothing. Each outfit the character wears we can tell what kind of person they are. The costuming is what stuck…

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    Organizational Mission and Vision The core values and vision of the department reflect their goals and in which establishment they preform their duties. Their core values consist of Service, in which they are attentive for any needs of the community as well to safeguard lives and property. To have Integrity and always be sincere in their actions, which is essential to preform their jobs. By far the most important, Respect. In order to receive respect, one must earn respect by demonstrating it.…

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    Dorm Room Research Paper

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    My dorm room looks like the many others at this academy, but it includes minute touches that make it uniquely mine. When I do a right face into my room the first thing that seizes my attention is the cleanliness and purity of the room, but still somehow manages to have that appearance of being worn and exhausted. The smell of Lysol smacks me right in the face along with the hint of mustiness in the air. In addition to the smell I hear the slight hum of the air condition running nonstop, which…

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    triceratops. On my youthful insistence, we returned to that dinosaur exhibit many, many more times. I was hooked; and, as a social being, I wanted to share my obsession with others. So, for my kindergarten career play, I donned a plastic pith helmet and khaki attire, extolled the virtues of paleontology to my audience and told them with conviction (and a touch of stage fright) of my plan to be a paleontologist one day.…

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    talking and screaming to himself before he collapsed dead on the street. Before Sofia would soon pull out her phone and dial 911, for just a few moments, she considered the unusual man. Staring at him, at his dirty blue dress shirt, and his ripped khaki pants, wondering what he must’ve gone through.She knew that he was obviously crazy. Even a baby knows what a crazy person looks like. And in that minute she stared, Sofia thought to herself how lucky she was to be normal, to be healthy. “I am…

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    watches how they react and gets data in order to determine how to maximize the revenue of the store. Gladwell describes Paco as “a tall man in his mid-forties, partly bald, with a neatly trimmed beard and an engaging, almost goofy manner. He wears baggy khakis and shirts open at the collar, and generally looks like the academic he might…

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    that, in 2009, he was specific a living landmark. And he was an effortless one to spot, using his bicycle through Midtown, the place he did most of his discipline work: his bony-skinny frame draped in his utilitarian blue French employee’s jacket, khaki pants and black sneakers (he himself was once no one’s suggestion of a trend plate), along with his 35-millimeter digital camera slung around his neck, ever at the equipped for the next fashion announcement to come back across the nook. Nothing…

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    The Sun Also Rises

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    We call the generation of youth in the 1920s The Lost Generation. Oh Faulkner, Hemmingway, and Fitzgerald we call them lost because of their questions about manhood. It’s said that because of their questions, but was their generation really all that unique? This current generation has questions, no they aren’t questions about manhood, but questions about what social interaction really is, and what will it mean in our lives. In Ernest Hemmingway’s novel, The Sun Also Rises, Hemmingway shows how…

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    this down because they believed that it was part of their heritage and their history. To protest their thoughts, the group met up on the campus of University of Virginia to march. hundreds of people (mostly white males) lined up in white polos and khaki pants. They all carried torches and marched in rows of two. They marched and chanted things like, “Blood…

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    Earlier in the day on October 21, My very good lady friend Julia was having a party at her house in Warson Woods for her birthday. She’s a daughter of a successful doctor in Saint Louis. She was the typical preppy Villa girl all coiled up in Daddy’s money. She invited All of us SLUH boys in my group over to her party. We were all ready to blow off a tremendous amount of steam from our stressful of first quarter midterms. That week composed of sleepless nights, endless supply of Redbull, and…

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