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    She was frozen from her stocking cap to her Muck Boots and couldn’t feel her toes or fingers. The house was only 500 yards from where she stood. Crying and thinking she would never see her dog again. She started walking back to the house, wiping her tears on her jacket sleeve. She…

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    Catawba Scholarship Essay

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    Ideals Catawba College is somewhere I hope to see myself in the next year. Some of the things that interest me about Catawba college is the atmosphere, friendliness, academic and extra circular opportunities that it has to offer. The school’s ideas of Scholarship, Character, Culture and Service truly apply to me. For the core value of scholarship, I strive for excellence everyday in the classroom. I am very persistent with any obstacle that challenges me inside and outside of school. A prime…

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    The Stanford Prison Experiment: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil By Rawan Farook 16904008 Abstract We tend to think that there are two types of people, the good guys, and the bad guys. Both groups are believed to be born with specific characteristics that make them who they are or defines the way they behave and that whoever is in one category stays there no matter what. However, Dr. Philip Zimbardo didn’t believe so. And accordingly, he conducted an experiment to test the…

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    red"(456). Elisa sheds her old self by scrubbing her skin, and bringing a brand-new life. While she is preparing for her celebration with her husband, she dresses, looking in the mirror and admiring her body, her femininity. She puts on translucent stockings and a beautiful dress and carefully applies her make-up. She is looking forward to her date with her husband. She hopes Henry will see her needs as a woman and that he will pay her more attention. However, this hope is quickly squashed.…

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    The 39 Steps

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    The 39 steps Patrick Barlow’s brilliant adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic thriller The 39 Steps is a modern comedic masterpiece. After being a sellout in Brisbane and Melbourne, The 39 Steps has set a new box-office record after only being open at the State Theatre in Adelaide for one week. Directed by Jon Halpin, the storyline follows a typical Hitchcock thriller when an ordinary citizen, Richard Hannay (played by Nathan Page) becomes entwined in a murder mystery involving espionage,…

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    In act 3 scene 2 malvolio is really in love with Olivia and believes that the letter is sent by Olivia. Maria joins sir Toby to let him know that the plan against malvolio is working and he's wearing yellow stockings just like what they said in the letter. This is bad for malvolio because he is being tricked and is doing the opposite of what Olivia wants. Shakespeare is showing us again that love can be tricked in many ways and it can make a fool out of yourself…

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    A Formalist critic is someone who analyze and study features of a text that is repeated or a symbol. In Slaughterhouse V, Vonnegut’s repetition of “blue and ivory” represents loneliness, sterility, cold, and death to show the impact of war on soldiers. Blue ivory symbolizes loneliness and sterile. Billy was working on a letter and was typing it on an old typewriter in a rumpus room. Billy’s heat source was broken, the house temperature was below fifty degrees, and he wasn't wearing warm clothes…

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    Twelfth Night Gender

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    What Shakespeare does in his comedic play Twelfth Night is that he deconstructs notions of gender and social class; however, he also stresses the futility of going against said social norms especially in Elizabethan society. Throughout the play, clothing is shown as a prime marker for, among other things, identity and social class. Some characters use clothing as a means of climbing up the social ladder; whereas others happen to flip the gender script by using clothing to highlight that gender…

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    was an ID number (Goldstein, 2015). The ID numbers took place of the person’s name. These were made so the prisoners would all feel anonymous, the guards were only allowed to refer to the prisoners by their ID number. Guards made the prisoners wear stocking caps so it looked as though they had no hair on top of their head (Emery, et al., 2015). In other prisons and in the military, prisoners usually have their hair shaved or have a buzz cut. This minimized the prisoner’s individuality, since…

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    Sometimes as people get older they tend to reflect on mistakes they have made in the past. The featured family in the play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller is the Loman family who continuously prove to be very dysfunctional. Never once did Linda, the wife and mother, choose to face the problems confronting her family. Linda is an expert excuse maker and enabler who keeps Willy from getting the help he needs. The classic enabler contributes to negative outcomes without actively trying to…

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