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- 15411: Hitler, Mussolini, And Stalin
- ... grow up to be adults. Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin are perfect examples of that notion. Hopefully, in the present and future, we will not have any type of horrifying or barbarous dictators anywhere in the world. The lives of Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin show us what kind of effect they had on their countries at the time of their rule. We do not know what kind of terrifying act will show up if these type of men come into power in the world.
- 15412: News and Newspapers
- ... Sun focuses on the audience that yearns for entertainment and adjuts its word selection and choice of articles to accommodate this need for entertainment. The glitz and glamour of today's celebrities provide a fantasy world in which the reader can escape. The Toronto Sun leaves no stone uncovered as it stays on top of celebrity issues to accommodate their audience ‘ the average Joe' with entertainment. “Michael Jackson's wife gave ... as the Toronto Public Health Department and Dr. Joyce Bernstein. The article is accommodated by both its factual nature and the use of grave sounding words and phrases, “cautious optimism” and “key findings." The corporate world is a very serious place and the Globe and Mail provide for that need. "o matter how accurate, properly attributed, balanced, fair, objective or compassionate a story is the reader will not read it unless ...
- 15413: Fallen Angels
- ... realizes that if he wants to survive this war, “ I better think about killing the Congs before they killed me, and that better be my reason, he had said, till I got back to the World (216).” By the end of the book he realizes he wants to live through this, and the only way he is going to do this is if he puts his feelings aside, and fights for ... will never be able to understand it unless they were there. I do feel though there is a possibility he might use his writing talent for the better, and maybe write a book telling the world about his experience’s in Vietnam. Also I feel that he will go back to states, and take care of Kenny and his mother. When he does get back I feel he will probably be ...
- 15414: Organ Donation
- ... on your license saying that you are an organ donor. Families of donors must give their permission before donation can happen. They can stop a donation no matter what you have said or signed. A new name is added to the National Donor Register every 30 minutes. Already 20% of the people who die yearly become an organ donor, but 50,000 Americans are awaiting a transplant, and 12,000 to ... any way. It doesn't prevent you from having an open casket funeral. You can donate heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, pancreas, skin, bones, eyes, veins, and heart valves. More than ever, people need organ donations. New drugs and procedures help make the transplant safer, which makes the need for organs greater. If you would like to become an organ donor, the most important thing to do is talk to your family ...
- 15415: The Odyssey: Odysseus
- ... experiencing under the direction of Poseidon was too great for even this strong warrior, and he felt death would be his only relief from earthly suffering. Yet, in this hour of trial when the entire world seemed to forsake him he managed to survive once again. He made it to land, where he took shelter in a thicket near a river. His suffering was far from over though. “All his body ... ancient Greece, he remains well known even today. Upon Odysseus' long awaited return to Ithaca, his popularity was already forseen. “He did indeed take his vengeance, and his fame shall be carried down in the world for generations to come.”(36). Odysseus hardly had a peaceful homecoming, killing the hundreds of suitors invading his home. He took his revenge on them for the years of torment they subjected his wife and ...
- 15416: Oliver Twist and Hedda Gabler: Commentary on the Social Conditions of that Time
- ... did it for your sake, George" (p.524) She bends the truth to suit her purposes, like every destructive character is wont to do when their actions are questioned. Hedda's burning of Lovborg's new book served to drive him to destroy himself when it resulted in his confrontation with the woman whom he thought stole his book, which led him to get shot and resulted in his death. She ... life, but in fact it was not. She ruined Lovborg's chance at redemption, of casting away his previous life filled with misery, going about town with people whispering behind his back. But with the new book, his old life was to come to an end and he can put his life back in order. But with Hedda's actions, all those dreams come crashing down. Hedda's actions prove quite ...
- 15417: Thomas More's Utopia
- ... wealth. And in fact I have no doubt that every man's perception of where his true interest lies, along with with the authority of Christ our Saviour..... would long ago have brought the whole world to adopt Utopian laws, if it were not for one single monster, the prime plague and begetter of all others---I mean pride. (More, pg.83) For one to fully realize the significance of this ... it all, is that More amazingly knew his socialist state was not perfect; even for the society of England: ...though he is a man of unquestioned learning, and highly experienced in the ways of the world, I cannot agree with everything he said. Yet I confess there are many things in the Commonwealth of Utopia that I wish our own country would imitate----though I don't really expect it will ...
- 15418: Importance Of Being Earnest
- ... as if there is a wall between them and the audience. The Importance of Being Earnest used the ideas of realism and thrust them upon the stage. Ultra realistic props were used to create a world in which nothing seems out of place. Scenery was so intricately painted that the world seems unbelievably real. The Importance of Being Earnest has often being criticized for its emphasis on language, even to the stage where it could best be presented with minimal or no actor movement whatsoever. While ...
- 15419: Lord of the Flies: Characteristics of Children
- Lord of the Flies: Characteristics of Children Children all over the world hold many of the same characteristics. Most children are good at heart, but at times seem like little mischievous devils. Children enjoy having fun and causing trouble but under some supervision can be obedient little ... standing on the beach making no noise at all." (221). The previously wild savages are now quiet little boys in an orderly semi-circle. With the arrival of an adult authority figure from the outside world, the boys are beginning to return to the decorum of their innocent, more childlike past. The boys are in a semi-circle instead of in a pack of savages, they are coloured with clay ins ...
- 15420: The Importance Of Dreams In Th
- Every day, all over the world people hope and dream. Sadly, many of these dreams go unanswered, and their hopes unfulfilled. The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams is a prime example of this phenomenon. Most of the characters in this play ... in the play. It goes to show that no matter how sincere your hopes and dreams are there is no guarantee that they will come true. People must realize this, and stop living in a world of make believe.
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