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    also stated that, "Before video games, society blamed rock ‘n’ roll for violence and bad behavior among young people. Before rock ‘n’ roll, we blamed television. Before television, movies. Before movies, mystery novels, which were once known as “penny dreadfuls.” Before mystery novels, Shakespeare, who repeatedly was accused of producing violent, lecherous, and otherwise improper behavior in his audience." We always search for something to put the blame on when bad things happen and this time it…

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    Renee puts it “that’s one of the most beautiful things about this horror sub-genre: as times change and societal fears evolve, so does the monster.” Doug Gross, a writer for Cable News Network (CNN), describes an earlier vampire “in the British “penny dreadful” novel “Varney the Vampire”... the lead character is a monster, but one who feels sorrow over what he has become.” Vampires are complex because they’re violent and terrifying, but also feel no control over who they are. This is something…

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    Tax To Junk Food Essay

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    quantities of it due to lower costs. Obesity can lead to diseases and serious illnesses, and some of the most likely illnesses to be received from obesity include type 2 diabetes, uterine cancer, and gallbladder disease Illnesses and diseases are dreadful, however, the number of people that have them may decline by decreasing the amount of sugary, carbonated, and high sodium foods humans consume. A tax needs to be added to junk food because it will decrease consumption and reduce obesity…

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    As we all know, cell phones were made for talking to one another. With everything being so high-tech now, we are able to do much more than that. Now able to get on the internet at the touch of a button, use a cell phone as a camera, and get the weather all within 2 minutes. Sure, we all love our cell phones, but is it too harsh to say that some people would be absolutely lost without it? Choosing this topic was easy for me. I see first hand in my family, my 12-year-old sister has an iPhone 6,…

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    Settlement: Birth of a Nation A conglomeration of celebrated and contemptible events has laid the foundation of America. Among these events were people who acted as a catalyst in creating a blossoming nation. Christopher Columbus is arguably the most well known explorer; he is credited with his many voyages to the New World and is incorrectly believed to be the first person to have discovered North America. This paper will discuss how three other explorers, John Cabot, Amerigo Vespucci, and…

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    Deceitful Tears!! "A dream without Ending …." "Only for those who want to strive, don't have a seat until you evolve your life" That influential sentence had stuck me many times before I conceived the reality. It had shocked me before I realized the bitter convention that impinged upon me several times, every single second passed throughout my shameful life. Sorry, I mean my shameful death!! It was the first time for me to be subject to that kind of such a feeling.…

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    Comic Book Gender Roles

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    I grew up surrounded by women, but with women who were enclosed in the mentalities of a male-dominated society. We spun on the axis of sexism. We walked the grounds of bias opinions. We got caught up in the silent winds of voices unheard and cloudless skies of faces unseen. Now fast-forward twenty years, my niece is growing up surrounded by women. Times have changed. The women surrounding her have broken out of this enclosure. We have created our own rotational spin of balance. We walk the…

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    Discuss the changing nature of popular journalism in the second half of the nineteenth century? Northcliffe revolution, commercial journalism, new journalism, society journalism, and “massocratic journalism” are words generally ascribed to the emergence of popular journalism. Popular journalism can be defined as quick and cheap journalism, which appeased the whole population. Examples include tabloid newspaper companies such as the Pall Mall Gazette and the Daily Mail. Commercial journalism…

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