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    Artwork Research Paper

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    Artwork Reflection Essay Throughout the history of mankind, art has been a key point in the expression of emotions, feelings, and thoughts. In more recent time, art has been used as a way for architects to create designs of buildings that feel more integrated with their environment. Frank Lloyd Wright executed his designs beautifully in a house design that he created in 1939. Fallingwater, built in Bear Run, Pennsylvania, was a marvelous accomplishment for an architect, even during Wright’s…

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    The Globe Theater was one of the most famous playhouses in the Elizabethan era. Actors performed many Shakespearean plays at the Globe. In 1599, Shakespeare and his company built the original Globe Theater. It flourished for nearly 14 years.In 1613, a fire took place at the Globe Theater and burnt it down. The company rebuilt the theater the following year. However, in 1642, under Puritan rule, the English Parliament suppressed all forms stage plays and theater. The Puritans destroyed the…

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    And as I’m looking at the pillars I can picture Pierre Viagnon by the pillars and the carvings next to them. And much like history paintings there were also very detailed and huge carvings depicting some type of event. Not only that but the architecture of the building is warm and inviting. Walkways and…

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    I have been volunteering at my local library ever since my high school career has begun. Over the summer, I motivate little kids to read: I convince them to comprehend the various stories read, and in return they are rewarded with various prizes. During the weekends, I assist children with the material they may be struggling with in school. Every now and then, a few kids would bring in their homework, while others brought in either textbooks or their notes. A sophomore girl had come into the…

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    due to three reasons- Firstly, Ashoka the emperor of such a vast kingdom himself preached the religion of Buddhism. Secondly Emperor Ashoka played a major role in propagation of Buddhism by spreading the teachings of Buddhism through his rock and pillar edicts and also by sending his missionaries to various places in India as well as abroad. Thirdly Ashoka made a huge contribution in institutionalizing Buddhism by stating the basic principles of Buddhism through his philosophy of 'DHAMMA' .…

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    The short story “Desiree’s Baby” was written by the American author Kate Chopin. The story takes place in Louisiana and it begins with a flashback that Madame Valmonde has of Desiree being a baby and realizes that the baby she had found 18 years ago now has a baby. When Desiree gave birth, Madame Valmonde went to visit her and her baby. As soon as she saw the baby she knew there was something wrong with him, but that didn’t matter because Desiree loved him unconditionally. As time passed Armand,…

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    our character. These ethics and laws reviewed in the paragraphs above are important to my profession because they are the structure that holds our health and medical system together. In this course I learned more about ethical principles and the pillars of moral strength, which can allow for us to grow as future workers in the medical field. My knowledge of the different laws was expanded upon giving more depth and understanding of the laws. The course generally allowed me to critically think…

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    Tar Creek Superfund Site

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    in danger as pollution in the form of toxic heavy metals and acidic mine water remain. Most Tar Creek mining operations utilized the underground room-and-pillar technique. This entailed the carving of rooms, or caverns, as the ore was removed. The rooms were connected with tunnels known as drifts. The rooms were then back braced with pillars to prevent the rooms from caving in. Once the lead and zinc ore was mined it was sent…

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    Rahav Madham

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    architecture in relation to the art and the doctrine of Hinduism. Hindu temples are designed to represent central beliefs, this is shown by their symmetrical style. Before entering the temple, you’re greeted by four main pillars in front of the central doorway. These four pillars could represent the four important fundamental concepts which are: the belief in the divinity of scripture (Vedas), belief in the Eternal Soul (Brahman), Belief in Rebirth or Reincarnation, and the belief in spiritual…

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    Childhood Hunger Crisis

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    These foundations explain how social interactions develop an issue for those who are incapable to accomplish more due to societal circumstances. Going to what I talked earlier, food security is originated on three pillars, and it will ultimately result in an increase to the subject that not everybody is receiving equivalent admission to secure and healthful food. The three scopes of this issue comprise of obtainability, accessibility, and use, which eventually founds…

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