Introduction There are many opinions on whether dance is a sport or not. Some people argue that dance requires physical fitness and coordination, and therefore it is a sport. Others argue that dance is an art form and does not require the same level of physicality as other sports. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to consider dance a sport is up to the individual. Reasons why Dance is a Sport Dance is a physical activity that requires fitness...
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Hi, I’m Veronica Brinkworth, and I am a proud student of St. Hubert's! Growing up, I’ve always had an interest and passion for music so I joined the St. Hubert’s Orchestra my freshman year. This was the best choice I’ve ever made. I absolutely enjoy the people, the music, and I love that when we all come together as a group, we can create something really beautiful. At the moment, I play the string bass in the St. Hubert’s Orchestra...
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Freshmen students should read this book because the appreciation towards having books will increase, it shows how and why people follow the crowd, and why censorship is important. With teens having the potential to expand their knowledge from reading it, and provide entertainment with many plot twists throughout the book. Having a very dead society, the community of Fahrenheit 451 lacks knowledge. Without books, it has no potential for thinking or fun. As readers read through the book, they start...
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Activism is the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. The pros of activism are that it helps spread awareness about a cause or event, helps students engage and participate in educational activities, assists with networking and fundraising. The cons of activism are that nobody does anything about it although awareness has been raised these people do not donate to the cause. Slacktivism is the practice of supporting a political or social cause...
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As a way of introduction, The Norton Anthology of English Literature posits that “the final act of translation apparent in 18th century writing about travel and trade is that of imagining and in some cases appropriating, the position of the other”. Various authors have used the island motif as essential literary devices that shape narratives and perspectives, especially when associated with an imagery of self-rediscovery (Edward Said, xiii; Peter Hulme, 186; Jane Poyne, 12; Bridgette Le Juez and Olga Sprinter,...
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Zen Buddhism, a blend of Indian Mahayana Buddhism and Taoism, initially started in China. The essence of Zen is attempting to comprehend the significance of life without being misdirected by intelligent idea or language. It requires an extraordinary order which brings about complete suddenness and extreme opportunity. This regular suddenness ought not be mistaken for lack of caution. The core of Zen Buddhism is that every individual is a Buddha. Zen Buddhism propagates finding enlightenment within oneself instead of finding...
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On the 16th of July 1969, three courageous astronauts, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong began their perilous journey to the Moon, the latter two becoming the first humans to walk on its surface. America’s then president John F. Kennedy deemed the Apollo program as “...the most hazardous... and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked,” stretching our limits with unending perseverance. Why then, do so many believe it was a hoax? The answer is none other than...
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Advocacy is an act of soliciting for a cause, idea, policy or support with the desire to provide help and support to encourage individuals in the state of need (Almog-Bar & Schmid, 2014). Social media have been identified by many researchers has a strong medium for advocacy, it has expanded advocacy efforts by connecting new networks of community actors to take necessary actions (Guo & Saxton, 2014). Social media advocacy is a form of media advocacy, it is defined as...
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