Citizen Kane

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    Kane 1  Candace Kane  Dr. Patti M. Parsons  Dre 098   19 February 2015  The Digital Age  Digital tools are having a positive and a negative effect on society. Sherry Turkle’s  article, “The Flight From Conversation,” and Evan Selinger’s article, ”Humans Are Already  More Enhanced By Technology Then We Realize,” both argue that society needs to change their  technology habits.​ue to the accessibility and power of digital tools worldwide, people now rely   ​ D on these devices too much for important information

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    Music and Film

    1) Describe the three basic types of music heard in original scores during the silent film era and cites specific examples from The Birth of a Nation. (10 points) The three basic types of music heard in original scores during the silent film era are adaption, arrangement, and original music. Adaption follows the strategy of borrowing pieces of existing music. The pieces do maintain majority of their original structure, but may be tweaked to the fit the film better. “Symphony No. 6”, by Ludwig

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    The Critics Corner

    The Critics Corner Roger Ebert a prolific movie critic, had this to say about “Citizen Kane,” “Citizen Kane” is more than a great movie; it is a gathering of all the lessons of the emerging era of sound, just as “Birth of a Nation” assembled everything learned at the summit of the silent era, and “2001” pointed the way beyond narrative (Ebert, 1998).” I most certainly agree with Mr. Ebert on this movie does begin to break into the categories not yet truly explored in movies sound and special

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    3. The music for Gone with the Wind is the paradigm of the Classic Hollywood film score, and the music for Citizan Kane represents, like the film as a whole, a departure. Describe the basic characteristics of the Classic Hollywood film score using Gone with the Win and other films from this period (1933-43) for examples. Then discuss the new qualities found in the music for Citizen

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    3. The music for Gone with the Wind is the paradigm of the Classic Hollywood film score, and the music for Citizan Kane represents, like the film as a whole, a departure. Describe the basic characteristics of the Classic Hollywood film score using Gone with the Win and other films from this period (1933-43) for examples. Then discuss the new qualities found in the music for Citizen

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    Underground Railroad. He then relocated to Dundee a town in Kane County were he set up shop for a barrel company and got married. One day he was out cutting and gathering wood he notice a group of counterfeiters and shortly after he was appointed the deputy of Kane county which this was his late start in his career in law enforcement. He was looked up to for his accomplishments of being a law abiding citizen and due to the nature of his work he was very cautious of his

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    How Does the World View America

    other countries view America by learning and analyzing how America treats its own citizens, how America treats other countries, and how America manages its own budget. We propose that the world views America as a well-developed, economically, and politically stable nation that treats its citizens with the utmost respect. One way to analyze how the world views America, is to examine how America treats its own citizens. One of a country's main priorities is providing quality healthcare for its own

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    Policy Analysis I

    464 October 7th, 2013 Policy Analysis I The constant battle of illegal immigration is a major issue in the United States that has been a constant issue for many years. The issues of illegal immigration are described as the migration of foreign citizens into the United States of America. This is done through illegal routes, such as hiding on boats porting in the United States, crossing through miles of treacherous terrain illegally to jump the borders of Mexico, and violating the agreement of a

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    Bio of Allan Pinkerton

    young Allan Pinkerton decided to migrate to the United States. He settled in Kane County, Illinois, where he opened a cooper’s shop that would eventually become a station on the Underground Railroad (Allan Pinkerton, 2010). It was just happenstance that Allan Pinkerton became interested in detective work. His accidental uncovering of a group of counterfeiters led to his interest in detective work and an appointment to Kane County Sheriff in 1846. Within two years of becoming an investigator, Pinkerton

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    Evolution Of Immigration Reform

    One instance of this was in June of 2013 when the Supreme Court repealed Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage act (DOMA) which would now allow legally married same-sex U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to sponsor their foreign-born spouses and their spouses’ children for green cards. It also protects LGBT domestic violence survivors from deportation (CAP Immigration). DOMA was a matter of huge concern for the immigrant

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