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    Bruce Springsteen’s 1975 hit song, “Born to Run” is a hopeful anthem for any individual who has felt the desire to escape from the banality of day-to-day life. While the song features a love story between the narrator and a character named “Wendy”, the more overarching message is the longing to leave behind a town that holds few opportunities and take on the unknown in search of a more fulfilling future. In analyzing this song, three major themes can be identified. These can be simply summarized…

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    of America’s most talented rock artists. Much of his music consists of working class values and American culture. He rose to fame with his 1975 album Born to Run and became an even bigger sensation nine years later with his seventh album, Born in the USA. The album featured seven top 10 hits such including “Dancing in the Dark”, “Glory Days”, and “Born in the USA”. The album would go on to reach up to fifteen times platinum in sales and become one of the most famous albums of the 1980s . What…

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    Karl Marx (1818-1883) • He Born in Germany. • His father was a jewish lawyer who changed to protestantism previous to karl's birth in order to be allowed to hold public office. • He is a political and economic philosopher. • He is a founder of Socialism. • His ideas,society has two…

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    During World War Two, millions of Japanese-Americans were imprisoned. The American Government were worried about Japanese citizens attacking the United States in their homeland. One reason why the Japanese-Americans were imprisoned was due the citizens choosing to be no-no boys. No-no boys are Japanese-Americans that choose to answer, in questionnaires, no for two particular questions. The two questions were, would you serve in the armed forces of the United States and would you swear to be…

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    War changes people. The Vietnam war changed many soldiers, families, and countries who were affected. This war was different from the other wars we had fought in the past. It was long and, it lasted years longer than they had expected. The war became increasingly unpopular at home in the United States. The Things They Carried is a historical fiction novel that follows Tim O’Brien, who is also the protagonist of the book- and his fellow soldiers in the Alpha Company during the Vietnam war. Tim…

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    (In my lab) Sometimes it is hard to explain my idea because I studied math using only Japanese in school. Although I tried to learn English math words before coming to the U.S, explaining complicated things in a foreign language is not easy. However, I was relieved that minor English mistakes are not problems because my mentor listens to me patiently. Once I come back to Japan, I would like to continue to study more so that I will be able to explain my idea using math words smoothly. On the…

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    B ureaucracy is a form of social organization. Bureau means office and cracy means usage. Bureaucracy is a system that is controlled by office. Scholars who have worked for and in bureaucracy, one of the best of them are Max Weber. Max Weber was born in Germany in 1865.He gave the theory of ideal type of bureaucracy. It is an administrative system that is managed by strict rules and regulations. It is the best way of doing the tasks of policy formulation, implementation, and evaluation. It is…

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    Karl Marx and Max Weber were sociologists born in Germany during the 19th century. Both sociologists contributed various different outlooks on different social situations; with several of Weber’s outlooks adding on to those of Marx’s. The focus of this assignment is the comparison and contrast of Marx’s and Weber’s theoretical analysis of social class. These aspects will then be further analysed and illustrated using examples in modern society and more specifically in South Africa. Karl Marx…

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    Grazer. The movie was released in June 3, 2005 and distributed by Universal Entertainment. The main cast was Russell Crowe played as James J Braddock, Renée Zellweger played as Mae Braddock, Paul Giamatti played as Joe Gould, and Craig Bierko played as Max Baer. The director made the movie as historically accurate as possible but also certain entertainment tactics were used to spice up the movie so it can sell better. The movie shows the struggles Braddock went through and all the obstacles he…

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    the less fortunate social cycle (CliffNotes, 2016). Weberianism focuses on the rationalization of individuals circumstances in relation to their social status, Max Weber criticized the idea of depending on abstract theories and suggested tangible research work based on history, realistic observation, facts and patterns (Theories of Max Weber made simple, n.d). It was also enforced by Weber that if an individual is sick he or she has the right the with draw from everyday duties for example going…

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