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    Contrary to her usual neat sewing, Mrs. Wright was sewing so tightly that the fabric was contracting, and Mrs. Hale draws the threads as she pulls the knot. “All the rest of them had been so nice and even- but- this one. Why, it looks as if she didn’t know what she was about.” People that quilt…

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    Trifles By Susan Glaspell

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    concludes that Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters hide the only evidence that could have unveiled Mrs. Wright as the casualty of the murder. This is an indication that alibi was played for Mrs. Wright including her act of hiding the killed canary bird in her sewing basket. She also alleged that she was asleep when outsiders killed her husband, an act of hiding the…

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    “Trifles” is a one-act play produced by author Susan Glaspell and first performed in Massachusetts in 1916. It addresses matters of family murder and is loosely connected to the murder of John Hossack which was reported by journalist Susan Glaspell (Susan 1). The play has seven characters that include the county attorney (George Henderson), a local sheriff (Henry Peters), neighbor of the Wrights (Lewis Hale), and wife of sheriff (Mrs. Peters). Other main characters are Mrs. Hale (the wife to…

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    Globalization allows for the voice of those who would otherwise not have a platform to speak to be heard. This allows people to be exposed to different mindsets, cultures, and beliefs, often without ever needing to leave home. Personal blogs, independently-run web sites, and forums all allow people to share their stories. In modern times, people have seen the power platforms such as Twitter have, where citizens of authoritarian nations are able to reach out to the global community to inform them…

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    For decades, people have been hypnotized with this idea that the male gender is superior to the female gender. Many people such as Judith Lorber, Jean Kilbourne, and Julie D. O 'Reilly believe that males have rights that they are not empowered to. In the short story “Believing is Seeing” Lorber explains how soon after gender was categorized and introduced to the people, the social life between male and female change. Kilbourne states that the media has a huge influence on the way women are…

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    explosion, illness is the more likely culprit (“Betsy Ross” 20). Betsy Ross continued to work and own this upholstery business, making flags day and night for Pennsylvania. This wasn’t necessarily out of the ordinary for women, as many of them did sewing, and other handiwork. Ross married again a year later, to Joseph Ashburn, a sailor, who also met his end in 1781, when a ship he was on got captured by the British. Lastly, in 1783, Ross married for one last time to a man named John Claypoole.…

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    Damiya Perez EES21QH02 10-7-16 College Application Essay When it comes to designing and art I put all my thought and ideas together. I can be very creative and that’s something I love to be. Designing helps me express myself in many ways. I want to improve in my designing skills and I want to help people out when they have a hard time picking out clothes. I am very determined, creative, Good at multitasking, and caring. I am a perfect candidate for FIT college because it’s my desire to…

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    Victorian Era Ideology

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    could use to attract men to them. One of the few life skills that they may have learned at their home is sewing (English.uwosh.edu). This skill could later help them score a menial job of sewing for people for a minimum amount of money. If a lower class wife had to help support her family, she would take a job as almost anything. Either working on the streets, taking any job they could get, sewing, or perhaps if they were educated enough they could be a governess. Women who had no other options…

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    “The Workbox” by Thomas Hardy is a poem about a wife who receives a gift from her husband. Initially the reader might imply that the husband presents this little box with intentions of pleasing his wife. The box is made from the coffin of John Wayward, a man from the wife’s past. Once she learns of the true contents of the box the wife tries to hide her reaction to the news of John’s death. No one knows the truth of how John dies, but the wife’s reaction to the box could suggest that she either…

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    Mr Giddens Observation

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    Mrs. Giddens, was the first teacher I observed at Central High School of Clay County. She is a very fair and loyal teacher. She has all the qualities I strive for in my future days as a Family and Consumer Science teacher. I can see the passion and dedication she has for each student in the classroom. She wants them all to excel in their own unique ways. Before class started, Mrs. Giddens stood in front of everyone and went over previous homework or future work that would be done in the…

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