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    believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” ~ C. S. Lewis God can influence nations, cultures and people through Christianity. Christianity is a huge blanket that reaches far beyond just the twelve disciples of Jesus, and has effected individuals, the Government, and even other Cultures. Christianity, through Christ has the ability to effect a persons individuality and how they interact with others, their thought, and their actions.…

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    not just seen in Twelve years a slave but also throughout history. Also included in this paper are examples from both the movie and the book to better explain this theme. In Solomon Northup’s Twelve Years a Slave the book, and movie there is a reoccurring theme about fighting to survive instead of fighting to rebel. Solomon Northup was a free man from Saratoga Springs, New York who knew how to read, write, and play the violin. Northup was married with three children. In Twelve Years a Slave…

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    Pit Bull Monologue

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    like it was yesterday, I was about Eleven or Twelve years old. What had started out as a great day took a turn for the worst. My brother, Bobby, was moving to San Diego and had decided to take our pit bull red with him. My mother, my step-dad and myself were all against him taking red but he was really my brothers dog so we couldn’t tell him not to. We all really loved that dog, to us he was part of the family. It was going well for the first couple days, it was hard getting used to not seeing…

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    Cultural Anthropology Question 1: Males, Females, and Natural Selection The differences between male and females seem obviously different. Of course, society is coming away from the objectification and sexism seen in the past and now moving forward to look at the biological, genetic, and cultural differences between the two sexes. One theory of these differences comes in the form of the Parental Investment Theory. Another way of explaining their differences is through cultural determinism.…

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    The chant melody is from the setting of the Gradual Viderunt Omnes from the Mass for Christmas Day. The original piece features a soloist that performs the psalm verse which alternates with a choir that sings the respond. This verse is extremely ornate, and the respond is also very melismatic. It is the only part of the Mass for Christmas Day that is in mode 5. Because of its highly melismatic nature, it was viewed as an appropriate candidate for future composers to base new works off of with…

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    East. I felt myself becoming very vigilant, like a mother bear watching over her cub. He was dressed in what looked like an oversized bed sheet, with dark suntanned skin, and eyes that could pierce through a wall. He smelt as if he hadn’t showered in days, the unpleasant smell sat in my nose for weeks. There was no doubt in my mind that this was going to take some getting used…

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    dream was one I couldn’t seem to leave behind. Besides that, all I could ever think about was living in the city. After that summer, I lived and breathed New York City, like the lights I was incessant. While other girls my age were day dreaming about boys, I was day dreaming about the city and the opportunities it held, waiting for me, beckoning me towards it. New York City had become my newest aspiration, and someday I planned to spend the rest of my life in “The Big…

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    experiencing. While he didn’t immediately say anything, he asked a mutual friend for my dad’s phone number and called him the next day. Dr. Dyer said that it was incredibly unlikely, but there was a chance the symptoms that my dad had explained to my mom were the product of a tumor in his pituitary gland. My dad was understandably concerned and went into the doctor the next day to get a brain scan and an exam to determine if a tumor was present. The scan came up, and the doctor caught his…

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    immediate family was always much closer to my mothers side of the family than my dads side. With my mothers family we religiously came together as a family for days full of loving and also our fair share of fighting with each other. However, it was much different with my dad’s side of the family. As a child I only saw that side of my family at Christmas, on my birthday, and the occasional run-in at the grocery store. With that being said my mother’s parents divorced when my mom was thirteen with…

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    siblings if that would aid your development or hinder it. Through this life course interview I was lucky to get some insight into my father’s life growing up and how he developed throughout his life. My father, Larry Whitson, has been in my life since day one. In the past 21 years, I have seen him go through many ups and downs and the many roles he’s had to play in my life. I sat down and talked to my father and asked him several questions. I focused my questions around his middle and late…

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