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    Rodriguez, in a 1984 study he conducted , “Examination of crime rates in the Bronx shows that the South Bronx, an area of high Puerto Rican concentration and one of the poorest areas in New York City” and supposedly where the Hip-Hop movement began, “has higher than average juvenile crime rates” (Rodriguez 1). In New York City, from 1970-1989 the average rate of murder per year was, 1619.4 (Mitchell 5). Graffiti, along with other forms of hip-hop, was used as a means by many of these youth to stay out of the crime-ridden streets, or subways. Although graffiti was a crime, many turned to it as a means to stay away from serious crimes, and drugs on the street, as well as a means to express themselves. In “Style Wars”, graffiti writer Skeme is seen discussing a train he did, stating “We did umm, two whole cars. It was me, Dez, and Main Three right? And on the first car in small letters it said “All you see is..” and then you know Big, big, you know some block silver letters That said '..crime in the city' right?" (Silver). Skeme discussing all the crime he sees in the city demonstrates how the cities were filled with crime and the youth of that time used other mediums such as hip-hop or graffiti to stay away from the gangs, violent crime, and drugs that are all over the city and subway system. Another writer addresses the issue in the film by stating “They got guys out there…

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    Forgiveness Reflection

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    “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen”, Hebrews 11:1. What is an act of faith? According to Encarta Dictionaries, an act of faith is “an action motivated by a belief in something for which there is no concrete evidence.” You can express acts of faith in your everyday life. A faith that cannot be tested cannot be trusted. Although I am not a Christian, I could most definitely connect to the Christian faith and the way that they express it. Unlike many…

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    When you have faith, you trust or believe in something very strongly. It is through this idea that we can better understand the meaning of not only the novel "Unbroken" but also the movie "The Long Walk Home". Faith can be used to interpret the meaning of these works because it is what the characters use to overcome their hardships. It is what gets them through possibly the most difficult times of their lives. The novel "Unbroken" tells the story of a bombardier named Louis Zamperini who…

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    “An Illness That Cannot Be Seen.” The topic that I am interested in researching is teen depression. Depression is one of the most common mental illnesses and is mostly found primarily with teenagers. I am researching this topic because I have recently lost a friend due to this mental illness. Loosing someone who was so close to me has created a major impact on my life. I have always wondered if my friend’s life could have been saved if those around her, including myself were more aware of the…

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    Mount Fuji Seen

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    and 19th centuries who is known for woodblock printing, “Ukiyo-e” painting, and manga art. What is unique about him is his interest in the “relationship between light and natural phenomena” and how he captured “the moods of nature and the atmospheric conditions of the different seasons and weather” (Hane 39). His most well known piece is “Mount Fuji Seen Below a Wave at Kanagawa” which is part of his series of woodblock prints known as the “Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji.” His pieces were…

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    In the novel Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements, Bobby Philips wakes up one morning to find that he is invisible. Bobby and his parents are extremely shocked and are unsure of what to do. Bobby’s parents have said that he must keep this as a secret, which causes Billy to miss school and become more isolated until he meets Alicia. Bobby’s personality changes as he learns to become less aggressive and more vocal towards his parents and friends in order to have better relationships. In the…

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    SUBJECTIVE Patient seen in physical therapy. Reports he is about six weeks status post pelvic fracture. Reported this last week so may be closer to seven weeks now but I am unable to obtain any records. Patient reports he checked himself out of the hospital quite early. This happened on the West Coast so we have had a difficult time obtaining any records. Did get some x-rays shows hardware, his fracture is well aligned. Had images and what little information we had sent to an orthopedic…

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    According to the encyclopedia (Tittle 2002), there is the statistical approach which observes how people in a group actually behave. If the larger of the population does one thing, then not doing it is seen as deviant. Another way to see if the act is deemed deviant is the absolutist approach. Someone like a social scientist decides what is considered good and just, and then figures out the types of deviations from those acts through criteria. A lot of people don’t like this approach because…

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    Things not seen is a fictional book by Andrew Clements. Andrew Clements is an author who writes a lot of books, including Frindle, Troublemaker, Fear Itself, and many others. He is currently residing in Maine with his wife. Even though he is now 66 years old, he still writes! Things not seen is about a young boy named Bobby, who wakes up one day to find himself invisible. To some people, being invisible may seem cool, but not for Bobby. Noooooo, Bobby has to hide it from everyone so he wouldn't…

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    How Is Hamlet Seen Today

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    revenge. Hamlet never made it to England due to a pirate attack on the voyage to England. When he returned home, he had a fencing match with Laertes. Claudius put poison on the tip of Laertes’s sword and in Hamlet’s drink.The irony is that the swords were switched, so Laertes was stabbed with the poisonous sword. Then, Gertrude drank out of the cup for Hamlet, so she was poisoned as well. Hamlet was livid and made Claudius drink from the cup as well, so he would die. Hamlet then drank from the…

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