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    As Roger Crawford once said, “being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional.” Life is full of obstacles, some easier to overcome than others; nearly all difficulties, however, can be conquered by attacking them with zeal and confidence. Individuals who attempt to escape their realities by developing alternative personas or using subterfuge ultimately fail in life–whether it be in their relationships, careers, or personal fulfillment. People who resist the alluring temptation…

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    Mikayla Harf Within both the plays Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller and Fences by August Wilson, the authors show the American Dream as a goal, something to reach for. But there always seem to be roadblocks in the way of the characters in the plays to reach the American Dream. Both plays show hope for the American Dream even though at first glance both plays might look hopeless. Biff and Rose both show hope for the American Dream even though in the beginning it may not seem that way. The…

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    Spike Lee Producer, director, writer and actor Spike Lee creates controversial films that explore race relations, political issues and urban crime and violence. His films include She's Gotta Have It and Do the Right Thing. Lee became a director of promise with his first feature film, She's Gotta Have It, in 1986. The film was shot in two weeks and cost $175,000 to make, but grossed more than $7 million at the box office, making it one of the most profitable films made in 1986. While a…

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    Tlatelolco Massacre Essay

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    The Tlatelolco Massacre In the summer of 1968, Mexico was thrust into the center of the world stage pending the upcoming Olympics. The highly anticipated event generated a variety of emotions amongst the Mexican people, and not all emotions were good. The people were angry; millions of government dollars were being funneled ruthlessly into this event while a large majority of the population lived well below the poverty line and struggled to survive day-to-day. The anger and the desire for…

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    Ted Kelk Analysis

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    TED KELK, AN HONORABLE AND INSIGHTFUL MAN Ted Kelk (b.1927 d.1991) was a strong, passionate and articulate gay man, doggedly directing public attention to the terrible injustice the laws of Queensland imposed on gays, determined thereby to achieve law reform, and as a man of courage, determination and vision, he indeed became the catalyst for gay law reform in Queensland; Queensland born, and brought up on the family farm near Nambour, Ted entered teachers’ training college at only 16,…

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    Concert Review Sample

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    from a feeling or a memory. Going to the concert I was listening with great concentration, trying to hear every aspect of the piece. I through the concert tried to find meaning and purpose in the music. The concert that I had attended was “Messa Da Requiem (1873)” composed by Giuseppe Verdi.” The individual pieces in this composition were “introit and Kyrie” “Dies irae” “Offertory” “Sanctus” “Angus Dei” “Lux aeterna” and “Libera me.” This concert was…

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    Vocal music in the Baroque era Introduction to the baroque era Taken from the Portuguese word “barroco (oddly shaped pearl)”, the term “Baroque” is associated with Western art music between the periods of 1600 to 1750 (Nicholas Kraemer accessed: 1 September 2016). In congruence to the word it derived from, Baroque music focussed on musical ornamentation, technique and contrast. Additionally, the concept of “melody” and “harmony” began to be articulated and implemented, in contrast to the…

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    Jeepers Creepers Satire

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    With her best friend Ann Stoker she would also hang around the Fleet at Portsmouth and Southsea. (A photograph of the two, both inexplicably in boiler suits, shows a hefty young Monica not displayed to best advantage next to the more petite Ann.) They had to avoid her brother Bunny if he was in port and likewise her Uncle Gerald, brother of Henry, who was captain of the battleship Repulse. With another friend she used to drive up to Oxford and Cambridge, a wind-up gramophone in the back of her…

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    preparing for a death Catholic ask to pay and speak upon God. At the time of death Catholics ask a priest, friends and family to pray with them. Coming the time of the funeral there is a praying service held before the funeral. The day of the funeral Requiem Mass is held to celebrate the life of loved ones. At the burial the grave site is blessed. After the loved one is remembered and celebrated by all that loved…

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    Introduction Classical music was the foundation of all the songs we listen to today. These pieces from hundreds of years ago contained strategies and patterns we use today in our music, such as introducing the chorus: a repeated melody in a song that is easy to remember. The Classic period of music also contained many of the most recognized composers, such as Ludwig van Beethoven, Carl Phillip Emanuel Bach, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart was born on January 27th, 1756, and died on December…

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