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    Greek Mythology has had a beneficial effect on today's literature, arts and even society. These myths explain today’s world and how things came to be. They also teach us relevant lessons about life through works such as paintings and poems, that go way beyond the paper and give us a deeper meaning. For instance, the story of Ulysses and the Sirens was a story of these irresistible sea creatures that men could not avoid. The myth showcases temptresses luring men in, and then leading them to…

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    To be on the receiving end of a message that seems to never arrive can be bothersome and provoke dismay. To have a message that you cannot get across can be even worse. To hide something, not truly understand it, or be unable to vocalize a message can be distressful in an entirely different way than waiting for a message. In Franz Kafka’s “A Message from the Emperor’, a messenger tries endless to get a message across to an anonymous person, but is never successful. The messenger is the only one…

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    Authoritarian power enforces people to obey laws and help bring order to society, preventing the deconstruction of an organized civilization. The authority is usually held by a powerful individual or a group of individuals that generally use their power to better the societal structure. In addition, citizens living under authoritarianism usually respect and follow the laws that were previously put in place. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies, Piggy attempts to enforce social laws and order…

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    To continue, Golding presents a democracy through Ralph by how he was elected as chief, his way of ruling and his priorities. Firstly, Ralph was elected as chief through a vote to see who should be chief. This is extremely important because the main basis of democracy is that the leaders are voted into their position, similar to how Ralph was voted into his position as chief. Ralph was merely picked because of his charisma, and his leadership qualities, similarly to real life democratic…

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    What does cross fit training program imply and why is it preferred? Description: Cross fit training program seems to challenge the fittest individual in the world who has to do a series of workouts without any break. Regardless of experience, a committed individual can gain a lot. Cross fit training is developed to optimize the general fitness and is dedicated to the advancement of human health and the overall athletic performance. Cross fit training program was developed by Greg Glassman…

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    Interview With The Fitness Model Nick DiCristina Name : Nick DiCristina Height: 5'11'' Weight: 185lbs. Age: 29 From: Chicago, IL. How Did You Start Health And Fitness? I started my health and fitness at a young age,I was in grade school, when I truly realized that I enjoyed fitness as a whole. However, it was not until I was 18 years old that I truly started hitting the weights as a sport.I played baseball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball when I was young, but once I got to high school, was…

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    As humans in society, having a child has always been a dominant issue in women 's’ lives. A child is a commitment and if unwanted can be a curse upon a woman for the rest of her life. The amount of effort from going to school and work can be stressful enough, adding a baby on top of that could impact a woman’s life in a way that may consume her will to work or go to school. Birth control, at least the pill, has not been readily available for single women up until the recent decades. Birth…

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    Dear reader, today I wish to share an incredibly eclectic, spiralling, black tale… a tail that belongs to Mr. Dooland “Dooley the Cat” Ashwood. There is more to his wacky unusual name than meets his jewelled emerald eyes. It is an Irish name, composed of the Gaelic dubh “black” and laoch “champion”, meaning Dooley loosely translates into “Black Champion”. Honestly, the name doesn’t quite fit him perfectly. “Dubh” describes his permanent obsidian coloured fur tuxedo and perhaps his dark sense of…

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    “[they] wept for the end of innocence, the darkness of man’s heart, and the fall through the air of the true.”(Golding 215) This quote perfectly sums up “The Lord of the Flies” by William Golding. A book that goes into the depth of the good and evil aspect of society. Golding uses his own experience in WWII, to write a book on how the most innocent children can go savage. Over the course of the book you see a reoccurring themes: the loss of innocent, fear, and the decline state of society.…

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    pants acts as a tell-tale sign of Westernization due to the urination customs of Afghan men. “[Customarily,] rural Afghan men squat to urinate, asserting that ‘only donkeys piss standing up.’ [Due to the fact that] …pant[s] zippers ride up while squatting, they are viewed as ill designed.” As such, through examining the dress of Kabuli citizens in relation to the place they are in, scores of information could be extracted in regards to the prevalence of Western culture in…

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