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    Charles, or Carl as he was called, Lutz was born in 1895, in Walzenhausen, Switzerland. He was ,as Nathalie Bodenmüller, historian who studied Lutz’s life for many years, said “A sensitive person with many interests”.There, he lived up until eighteen, before he immigrated to the US. There he worked for many years, in many cities, including Saint Louis, and Philadelphia. After working his way up there for seven years, he got a job as an employee at the Swiss embassy in Washington DC. This is…

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    many artworks, ranging from household items to “kitsch” items such as his balloon sculptures. The topics he takes on is always synonymous with popular culture in the media. His art comes to life in the form of sculptures mimicking the effect of giant balloons, inflatable toys (which are stainless steel and plated with a mirror), etc. Koons is able to take these everyday objects and transform each one into an iconic work of art. With each subject of his art, Koon alters it in a way that…

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    provide a brand new state-of-the-art stadium that Syracuse University and the community can be proud of. Of the $500 million, $450 will be spent on the rebuilding process of the new stadium, with the remainder being spent on 1) accommodating the football, basketball, and lacrosse teams including negotiations with Ralph Wilson Stadium; 2) bringing additional bleachers and seating arrangements…

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    I turn into this park. The chaotic life of city disturbs my nerves, the idea of going central park is come in my mind and fill my heart with a hope of comfort. The park has a portion that is surrounded by tree that to me feel like I am in world of giant. Inwood Hill Park's marked scenic sites or historic highlights trail will lead you to the top of the hill, where the park’s oldest trees live. That is the best park to go for hiking according to…

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    United States with my Dad. Although it was a fascinating experience, it was also my first time leaving my home country and integrating into a new culture. It was also the first time that I was introduced to a new language other than Mandarin. The occasional modification of homes directly impacted my ability to adapt to new societies and assimilate into the new culture. My first impression of the United States was the busy…

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    Being born and raid in New York City, I can proudly, and biasedly say, that NYC is the best city in the world. The fast pace and the discord of NYC is in my blood and quite honestly, something I doubt I’ll be able to live without. One of the best aspects of being from NYC is all the wonderful sights we are given a chance to admire. From Times Square, to Coney Island, NYC is full of eye candy. Despite the advanced public transportation system (that’ll still get me to class twenty minutes late),…

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    The United States of America underwent a dramatic change during the late eighteen and early nineteen hundreds. The social landscape went from a localized, small town society, and quickly morphed into a metropolis based nation. Millions of people immigrated from the plains, Southern and Eastern Europe, and any other country one could name into the cities. This epoch of our history is deemed the term “the rise of urban America,” and had great implications on the country. This massive shift of…

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    and we have our own views of them. But as civilians, we only see the what is attractive to us such as, building, parks, and the attractions of the city, but we never think deeply enough to see the reality. Richard Florida, the author of the book The New Urban Crisis, is a researcher and expert in cities. He identifies inequality, segregation, and high costs of living as challenges confronting today’s cities. Florida applies the sociological imagination to break down these factors. His purpose…

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    need to get back home to New York City. I took the elevator back down to the lobby and ran into a room full of laptops. I go into the computer lab and look up Lax airport so I can get a plane ticket back home. Looking at all of these outrageous prices for one flight and it's a one way flight. I look at southwest and they were the cheapest out of all of the other airlines. But there's one problem this 10,000 dollars in have in a duffle bag. And I flying back to New York City on sunday night,…

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    approximately 319 million people currently living in the United States of America. (U.S. population) All of which are experiencing life in their own unique way. Wither that pertains to their career, a religious calling or even just getting acquainted with a new environment. Yet, set out on seemingly different journeys, everyone has some connection with each other. Perhaps the strongest and maybe most obvious connection is the country these people call home. The great melting pot, the land of…

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