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    Fasting is a Christian discipline for one who wants “to let go of an appetite in order to seek God on matters of deep concern for others, myself and the world” It is a discipline that is to be done for God and seen only by God. At the commencement of Bible College I understood fasting to be a practice that people in the church did in order to get God to hear their prayers and move on their behalf and answer the prayers that they had placed before Him during the time of fasting. It was…

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    The Poor Dbq

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    In Europe, from 1450 to 1700 about half of the population were labeled as poor. To be considered poor one must have the bare minimum to be able to maintain life. The amount of people living in poverty increased, during times of war, famine, and plagues, up to eighty percent of a region’s population. In Europe between 1450 to 1700, the poor were approached in many different ways, based on other’s sympathy or disdains; these included compassion, intolerance, and appealing for disciplinary actions…

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    No family is perfect…We argue, we fight. We even stop talking to each other at times. But in the end family is family…The love will always be there.” This quote by an unknown author relates to the movie “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” and to my family in many ways. Although my Family has very different beliefs than the family in the movie. One big difference in the parenting roles between my family and the Portokalos family is that I come from a divorced house hold which is very different from a…

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    was why not take my girl friend since I have a paper I need to write, and a Classical concert that I have never been too. So I got these two tickets for the Plano Symphony Orchestra that was conducted by Hector Guzman. The event was for Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring. Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky is a Russian composer, and conductor He was born in Russia 1882. He is known to be one of the most influential composers of the twentieth century. “A study of his work automatically touches on almost every…

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    Life Is A Rite Of Passage

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    Many people have faith that life is a learning rite of passage. Not only does it show that even within traditions, it is acceptable to break free and explore, but to also stay put and observe its greatness. Sometimes to rush after your future, you have to stop running and plant yourself in one place. I believe that obstacles are the creation of our imagination; as the same, the source of our imagination encircling the world. Jeffery Trooper –“Time heals all wounds”. What he failed to mention…

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    story written by Shirley Jackson, is about a town that is practicing the act of sacrificing people for prosperity through the use of a lottery. The two main symbols that was used in this story is the rocks that the kids gather up, which represent a rite of passage, and the object used in the lottery itself the paper with a black spot, which represent death. Near the beginning of the story, it is noted that the boys are gathering up rocks in one place. At first, readers will most likely look at…

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    My rite of passage occurred when I was thirteen years old as I was forced to leave my childhood behind and become an adult. In my Mexican culture a quinceañera marks the transition from childhood to womanhood; however I fast-forward the preparation for my coming of age ceremony. I clearly remember my rite of passage ceremony: It was the day that my parents returned to Durango, Mexico and I stayed behind to permanently live with one of my older siblings. A few months before my rite of passage my…

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    no piece quite received quite the same reception as Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring. As a paganistic approach to the rebirth and celebration of nature, the piece astonished audiences with its forceful and earth-like tones. However, the world premiere induced a massive riot throughout the audience, which rendered the orchestra inaudible. The chaos that ensued angered Stravinsky, who was displeased with humanity as a whole. In the Rite of Spring, Stravinsky expressed the magnificent paganistic…

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    Prom Is A Rite Of Passage

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    Think about Prom. What is it? Listen to me. I will tell you. Literally, Prom is a dance. Yet, when you look beneath the surface, Prom is a rite of passage. Hear me out. I am a teenage girl, the worst and best times of my life are happening now. I have never been to Prom myself, yet I have heard many things both positive and negative. Listen as I recall. Listen without bias. It is where dreams come true and hopes are dashed. It becomes a memory that cradles you as you cry yourself to sleep or it…

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    She will be entering the workforce, but will not have a large income at first. She will fit into many of JCPenney's promotional campaigns and will be attracted to the available brands such as Sephora, Allen B, and Bisou Bisou (Ostlund, 2012). She seeks low prices and good quality clothes and other items. She will go to JCPenney when she needs new clothes and will buy just enough to get her by. This segment is relevant to JCPenney because it will help invigorate the store with a younger…

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