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    a. William Henry Lane “Master Juba” • Master Juba is seen as and instrumental figure in the formation of tap dance in America. Master Juba blended the syncopated rhythms typically associated with African dance, with movement from Irish jigs and reels. This innovative, vernacular dance style is now recognized as the rudiments of American tap dancing. After being taught the Irish jig and reel at a young age, Master Juba went on to perform in a part of New York that was predominately African…

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    In stories, such as The Wolves in the Walls and The Sandman Vol. 3: Dream Country, visuals and illustrations play an important role in conveying some of the themes and providing connections with the characters we otherwise would not have. Though they both take advantage of illustrations, the visuals of the two are very different. In The Wolves in the Walls the visuals are made up of a mix of pictures, paintings, and pen drawings. This type of visual provides us with a look into the world of the…

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    In 1984, he wrote his first book a biography of the band Duran Duran. Two years later, he wrote his most famous graphic novel The Sandman leading to him being hired to write Swamp Thing for DC comics in 1990. Since then, he has written numerous bestselling novels, he wrote the BBC TV show Neverwhere as well as a Doctor Who episode in 2009. Among his most important influences is the…

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    travel” and the freedom that “the eyes of the living will slip from [him]” (Graveyard 38). In The Wolves in the Walls, Lucy has the ability to be the only on in her family to be able to notice wolves living inside of her family home’s walls. In The Sandman: Dream Country, Dream is literally the supernatural protector of dreams. And in The Ocean at the End of the Lane, the unnamed narrator shows bravery and, though it is an admittedly less awe-inspiring ability than the others, her bravery is in…

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    For example, Sandman and Hetrick (1995) concluded the increased opioid production after mutilation blending with mental and biologic processes may cause addiction. Participants in a study by Brown and Kimball (2013) described their self-harm an addiction, and some associated…

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    Literature & Rhetoric II. However, to be honest, I definitely tired of reading Neil Gaiman works once we got to this novel. We had already read The Graveyard Book, a volume of The Sandman comics, and The Wolves in the Walls. It was one Gaiman work too many and, last year, I did not really enjoy it too much. I really loved The Sandman collection that we read and felt like I liked him more in that medium. I also thought that The Graveyard Book had a much more interesting story and characters.…

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    Stressors in adult life, both short- and long-term, can adversely affect mood and behavior, as well as physiological functioning. Because stress, anxiety, and depression have physiological effects it is important to understand how maternal stress responses impact fetal development. Fetal development concerning organizational influences of the nervous system is termed “programming” (Davis et al., 2007). The timing of fetal development in relation to maternal physiological responses influences…

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    Under the Federal Civil Right Act of 1964 and, as such, may not discriminate against any person on the grounds of race, color, religion or nation origin (Sandman 2013). Sometimes they may have to remove disorderly people or people who bring unwanted elements of lawlessness into their establishments. A police vice squad officer had previously warned the security staff of the hotel that Ms. Kelly had a criminal…

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    writings about this topic, and many writers have expressed what they think of robots. ‘The Artist of the Beautiful’ a short story by Nathaniel Hawthorne is one such story that talks about the beauty, and the charm of robotics and simple automaton. ‘The Sandman’ by…

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    its warmth on my pint-sized world, however I still dragged myself out of my warm consuming bed, leaving it and my dream Mister Sandman had given me, behind. I swung on my Gator shirt and jet black shorts without even having to think, still mentally dragging myself away from slumber. The only reason I awoken this early or would ever awake this early is for…

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