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    Chinese 4402 Scholarship Summary (5) Yilin Zhang In Mei Chun’s scholarly article “Garlic and Vinegar: The Narrative Significance of Verse in the ‘Pearl-Shirt Reencountered’” of the book Chinese Literature: Article, Essays, Review 31, Chun examines “The Pearl Shirt Reencountered”, which is the first story in Feng Menglong’s collection Stories Old and New. Some modern scholars consider the prosimetric form, “the incorporation of verse in prose narrative” (p. 23), to be redundant, superficial and…

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    George Lassiter T-Shirts

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    contractor had a profitable business of designing T-shirts for the concerts. He envisioned that the upcoming show would be the great opportunity to get more customers in the business leading to profit. He was sure that 20,000 tickets for the standing area around the stage would surely be sold. Regardless, this were two critical inquiries which are the amount of people heading off to the concert; the percentage of attendees who would buy the T-shirt. Lassiter has anticipated that the potential…

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    little pressure, and if you believe that the date is plummeting there is a way out (Singleton). During a group date, you should dress girly/ manly meaning that you are dressed in what is fashionable. For men, this would include a nice button down shirt with jeans or for a woman a cute dress that represents your more feminine side. These dates usually have a lot of conversation, many laughs, and a bright peppy…

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    Outwear Trends In The 50s

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    collar faced with silk, matching covered buttons, hip-level piped pockets; straight cut trousers. White collared-attached shirt. Black silk bow tie. Black shoes” (1996, p.175). A key identifier for his suit style is the notable difference in fabric on the lapels; it has a shinier luster than the suit fabric meaning it could be silk. He is also wearing a white collared attached shirt and a black bow tie, but the analysis is still limited to pure assumptions due to poor photo quality. If this suit…

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    the 1960s by a man named Michael Vasilantone. The machine he created was called the rotary multicolor garment screen-printing machine and is now the most popular method of screen-printing. T-shirt printing is so popular that it accounts for over half the screen-printing industry in the nation. While t-shirt printing takes the majority of the marketplace, there are still many designers producing design pieces via screen-printing (A Brief History Of Screen…

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    Pros Of Under Armour

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    playing days, Plank despised having to wear a cotton shirt underneath his uniform and pads. He and his teammates also hated having to change those sweat filled shirts over and over again during practices and game days. Frustrated with the sweat filled t-shirts, he set out to create a solution, a solution known today as Under Armour. After researching the benefits of synthetic fabrics, he came up with the first ever designed Under Armour HeatGear t-shirt, which he named #0037. Plank began working…

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    in the clothing they purchase, trends, or if the clothes we want are in an affordable price range. The way we express ourselves through our wardrobe explains a lot as of whom we are as a person. If I see someone in sneakers, shorts or jeans and a T-shirt, I will assume they are pretty chill. However, if I see a lady in a dress with heels or a guy with a tux, I am going to think they care about their appearance, have money and are important. Everyone has a way of using clothing as an expression;…

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    A person wearing a felt Stetson, Justin ropers, and Wrangler jeans is not likely to be seen in a crowd of guys wearing black biker jackets, ripped up jeans, and heavy metal rock band T-shirts. The “cowboy” would more than likely feel out of place and uncomfortable. There is a lack of common interest which is illustrated in the dramatic differences in their clothing styles. For instance, the “cowboy” would probably prefer listening to country…

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    At first glance, many observations can be made from the clothing one wears. The fit, the style, and the color all contribute to what identity one presents to the world. In “Clothes” by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, different garments represent the different cultures Sumita inhabits. Her saris, colorful and flowing, hold deep significance in her homeland and are worn during monumental and ceremonial moments. On the other hand, the tight and mundane American clothes demonstrate a more casual and…

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    Both verbal and nonverbal communication are important in our daily lives. Nonverbal communication often expresses the feelings that we cannot put into words. Verbal communication allows us to convey our thoughts and opinions to others in a clear way. These go hand in hand as people use both during conversation to not only speak their mind, but to express the emotion tied to those words through their body language. As I was sitting in the nail salon, behind me I heard what sounded to be two older…

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