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    La Danza de la Pluma is a dance that features its own culture, customs, and beliefs. It is a variation from La Danza de la Conquista, which is practiced in Mexico and Guatemala. La Danza de la Pluma, however, its unique to the people of Oaxaca, Mexico. It is also unique, in certain aspects, to every region and every village in the state of Oaxaca. For instance, the small town of San Juan Tabaa performs this dance in the month of June during its patron saint’s celebration, 22th-26th. This…

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    me. The dancers exit the stage before me, which takes what seems like an eternity, and the MC announces; “ up next we have Kendra and Frank performing number 639 Love Hate Thing.” The crowd claps as the young dancers and family members of Caledonia Dance Company scream and cheer as we enter the beam of blinding lights directed straight at our faces. I stand patiently waiting for my music to start, holding the fake cell phone I use as a prop, worried that everyone can see the nervous sweat…

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    dancing that go on... One is slamdancing which involves fast movements, running counter-clockwise, arm-swinging, and colliding with other bodies. The other dance and my personal favorite are moshing which involves stationary positions, with bodies being more bent over and compacted, arm-swinging which can lead to the “death swing”. Both of these dances are not intended to harm anyone, but…

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    Dance In A Quinceañera

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    I would never have expected to dance in a quinceañera in high school. I grew up in the white neighborhood of Hermosa Beach, California where I wasn’t exposed to events like quinceañeras. In fact, when my friend asked if I wanted to be her main chambelan for her quinceañera, I gave a response fully exuding my cultural naïveté. “What the heck is a chambelan?” I replied. My experience with a quinceañera—apart from becoming a world-class dancer—led me to interact with people of different backgrounds…

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    Since the age of three, dance has been a major part of my life. I have participated in many styles of dance throughout the last thirteen years like ballet, jazz, musical theatre, hip hop and lyrical. Being involved in dance has had three main effects on my life. The first effect of being involved in dance is I have become a more confident person. Dancing has helped me break through my fears and anxiety. The second effect of being involved in dance is I have created amazing long lasting…

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    Greeks developed order and form within dance that was called choral dance. It was a more communal form where the lines of dancers would move circularly or straight within ranks. These dances would be performed at events such as Athenian festivals and were accompanied by procession, sacrifices and games. The Greeks would also dance at religious ceremonies; they would perform fertility dances to ensure fertile fields as well as fertile women. They would dance in preparation for war and to…

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    huge part of my life since a very young age, and with both a mother and father as dance teachers, there was never any doubt that this would be the area I would grow to love and choose to pursue at university. My parents have always been a huge inspiration to me, and as I grew up I realised I had inherited a natural talent for performing arts from them, and unsurprisingly, for dance in particular. I regularly attend dance classes, completing my IDTA medals in freestyle, and progressing with the…

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    Respondents were also surveyed a series of questions to assess their opinions about using Telehealth for consultations. Full results can be found in Table 6, but the most interesting results are noted here. Fifty percent of providers agreed that the quality of care that they delivered is the same when they use Telehealth. Seventy-five percent of providers agree that they are able to see some of their patients sooner or more frequently because of Telehealth. Eighty percent of providers found that…

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    Cerebral Palsy Study

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    Thesis In this experiment the sensory processes that will be analyzed are the balance process, and its impact on the balance of school-age cerebral palsy children, in order to create a new mechanism to aid the. This study is socially relevant, because it helps parents to manipulate balance mechanisms, in order to aid their children to use other mechanisms to move around their environment. For instance, this would allow children who suffer from cerebral palsy to have a similar experience as the…

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    Milgram Theory

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    Every human has morals and ethics they developed as they grow up, but when these are tested we are put in a situation where at times those morals and ethics are left behind. A lot of times a good person will act unconsciously and this will make them seem as if they were a bad person. Milgram’s study reveals how far ordinary people are willing to obey orders given by an authoritative figure even if it involves hurting another human being. In the study, he conducted he randomly selected people to…

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