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it is still different. Chris Alfano made a band for middle aged adults to seniors, men and women. It acted as a school band where a kid would pick an instrument and learn how to play it. They later on would work with the kids in the schools. They each kind of learned from each other since they were both learning how to play. This helped break a stereotype by saying that the youth can teach the elderly. People don’t really think of it that way because we think of our elders to be wise with old…

Abstract A Streetcar Named Desire is a play written by American playwright Tennessee Williams in 1947. In his play, Williams shed the light on the differences between classes in that age, through certain symbols, such as colors and music. The colors chosen by the main characters, Blanche, Stanley, Stella and Mitch in their outfit reflect their backgrounds, in addition to its role in portraying their personalities. Likewise, Williams uses another symbol in his play, which is music, in order to…

superbowl. Some watch it for the football game, some are there for the food and some watch for the commercials. One commercially particular caught my eye as I was watching the NFL channel. This commercial was an advertisement for T-Mobile. T-Mobile is a company that sells communication services such as cell phones and different data plans. This specific commercial was advertising their new Mobile One plan. Justin Bieber walks onto the television screen in a good looking suit, a clean haircut,…

any other author ever in the play Othello. One of his most deceptive characters ever was Iago, Shakespeare makes the reader feel as if Iago is trying to deceive them. Iago’s mind tricks on unreal he turns lovers on each other even friends however, this deception has a price. Iago’s deceptive nature drive’s him to destroy Othello, Desdemona, Emilia, and himself. Iago’s lack of faith in his companions leads him to deceive those companions into attempting to murder one another. Iago convinces…

inheritance to a frivolous son, but these conventions let deeper truths play out more freely. This doesn’t mean these narratives, or stories in general, must be allegorical parables. Tolkien himself preferred “…history, true or feigned, with its varied applicability to the thought and experience of readers” (Tolkien, xix). So a reader doesn’t have to have literally ran away from home to understand Jesus’ message of a father’s love, nor does one have to have lost their daughter for Joel’s story…

In my opinion, playing high school sports is one of the best extracurricular activities in high school. My freshman year I participated in football, basketball, and golf. I had fun playing each of these sports, and I took pleasure in being highly involved in hobbies outside of class. However, after my freshman year, I felt that I was too busy and needed to cut back on what I was involved in. So I decided to quit basketball. At first I thought it was a mistake to quit because I had been on a…

The first and arguably one of the most fundamental principles to analyse form a biomechanical perspective is the initial first step take off, this forward movement generated by the complex system helps to produce a state of motion characterised by a state of horizontal velocity…

Distrust and Mistrust During the play of hamlet there was multiple times when distrust and mistrust was shown and all of these in which I believe were from the theme good versus evil. In the story of Hamlet people were always in conflict with one another and this caused them to mistrust them so then they would do things to find out what people were relying doing so they’d spy on them. In the story the downfall of mistrust and distrust would either put the person in a worser position…

away team to get their first lost. After a week of watching film and practicing the player was able to return and play. Once…

Tiffany Liang Ms. Maher Period 1 2/7/16 Much Ado About Nothing Double Entry Journal Act I Scene Quote/Passage Analysis Citation 1 O Lord… he be cured. In this passage, Beatrice uses simile to compare Benedick to a disease. This shows how she sees Benedick-- an unwanted, irritating, detrimental pestilence, with the ability to drive people downright insane. On the contrary, Beatrice thinks well of Claudio, especially compared to Benedick. She hopes he would not be affected by “the…