... theatre of all varieties of an audience that is mostly, if not entirely, devoid of people in my age cohort. The following chapters will examine, firstly, the empirical data that speaks to the issue of generational homogeneity in American theatre attendance, and secondly the perceptions of members of my age cohort that illuminate the possible reasons behind this homogeneity. I will then ... tackling the problem. CHAPTER THREE Reasons for Generational Homogeneity: A Perspective from Young Adults Despite the enormous strides that have been made in recent history by the theatre community in...

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... is called the receiver. The information can include facts, ideas, concepts, opinions, beliefs, attitudes, instructions and even emotions. Clarity is how clearly someone speaks. Clarity is how much can the person speaking be understood. It is important to speak clearly because failing to do that, the audience may not understand ... bottle up their feelings which can stunt the emotional and mental growth of the child. Gestures are body movements made to make a point stand out or improve the understanding of what the other person wants to say, express an idea, feeling or an intention of so...

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... provide citizenship, the right to due process, and protecting the right to vote for all (Alexander, 29). However, these Amendments turned out to be false promises when the government stopped protecting these rights of southern black Americans. Literacy tests and poll tax were two steps included ... The rabble, in short, is the urban minority. Jails exist, according to Irwin, to receive and hold the rabble and keep these individuals out of society. Instead of rehabilitating and reducing the numbers of people in jails, the jail systematically increases and fosters them. Irwin phrases this ...

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... . After they recognize the symptoms they will most likely ask the patient several questions about their drinking habits. They may even have the patient fill out a questionnaire to get a better understanding about the patients drinking habits. If the doctor feels that it is necessary he may ask the patient for ... your parents or other trusted adults, relying on them and their life experiences can be beneficial; enjoy life and do what you love but leave out drugs and alcohol; follow your families rules about alcohol, talking with your parents about drugs and alcohol can be very helpful; g...

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... whites. When joining the ANC, he rebelled and overturned their long-standing nonviolence policy, stating that the ANC was old-fashioned, traditional, and out of touch with reality. Mandela knew that nonviolence would not get the blacks anywhere fast and something more had to be done in order for ... There is no doubt that people are attracted to Mandela and his ideas, something where a further analysis needs to be done in order to figure out why people are attracted to him. According to Solomon, there is a reason people listen to Mandela; there is something more than an emotional connecti...

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... children. As a result of Vatican II, women were given a more prominent role in the Church and could take up new roles in the Church as long as they willingly carried out their spiritual duties. The document 'Dei Verbum' (Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation) encourages people to take up learning the bible and using it as a source of prayer, as " ... ...

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... in the brain by the increased exposure of the activity. As for the symptoms, they can be quite extreme over the first 90 days of abstinence. These symptoms often play out by the gambler returning to gambling rather than facing the pain of withdrawal (Victoria). Other symptoms include the preoccupation with gambling; either by reliving past gambling, planning for future gambling ... ...

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... have their own rights and privileges for what to them is best for their child. But what we can do as a nation and or country is to provide and lay-out for them the many possible options that is open to them to use, in ensuring the safety and well-being of their child. This however, does not necessarily mean eliminating ... ...

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... down. Gun control activists in America claim that if we get rid of firearms, violent acts can't occur. Yet it is obvious that criminals will find other ways to carry out their nefarious deeds. In short, the only people hurt by firearm bans or restriction laws are law-abiding citizens, which is ironic considering that they were the people the laws ... ...

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... from the sign that greeted prisoners at Auschwitz "Arbeit Macht Frei" German for "work makes you free". However the camps were designed to keep young men out of the labor market, thus they did not employ industrial workers who had lost their jobs, instead they employed enrollees at forestry and similar projects to improve the countryside. Roosevelt ... ...

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... in the simplest way I will discuss each of the ethical approaches in the light of the ultimate purpose of business: profit and shareholders' value maximization. This way we will find out if a business can exist by following one of these ethical theories. In order to answer this question we have to answer some other questions before that such as: "Why ... ...

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... pass he became more and more famous. Not only for being a noble knight, but because the news of his brave actions had spread around the world. When Sir Gawain set out on his voyage to find the Green Knight, he first ran into Lord Bertilak. He was then invited back to the Lord's home where "all the men in the ... ...

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... pass he became more and more famous. Not only for being a noble knight, but because the news of his brave actions had spread around the world. When Sir Gawain set out on his voyage to find the Green Knight, he first ran into Lord Bertilak. He was then invited back to the lord's home where "all the men in the ... ...

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... way Catholics view Saints. Many practitioners of Santeria use the term Saint for their Oricha as well. Practitioners of Santeria, also called Santeros(as), hold a ceremony in which they find out which Oricha or Saint they are linked to. Throughout a Santeros(as) lifetime this will be the Oricha that they worship and essentially with whom they will identify as a son or ... ...

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... opportunities as the male gender. Except when women do not get that chance to participate in activities that they feel are deserved or promised they are more inclined to act out and this may cause dissention between men and women. "On May 20, 1974 the amendment was rejected, and on May 27, 1975 president Ford signed the Title IX athletics ... ...

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... Joshua, and to the rest of the people: "Be strong, and work I am with you. " The basis for this encouragement is the covenant promise, made when God led his people out of Egypt that his spirit would remain in their mist (Ex.19:5; 29:45-46 and 33:14), (Jos.1:6, 7, 9). 3.2 The Glorious New House (2:6-9) 2:6 is the only verse from Haggai quoted ... ...

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... in this story we see the kindness of the father staying strong through the sins of his son. The wise father wants to bring restoration to the family by pointing out that all he wants has always been available on request for his son, because it was his portion of the inheritance. The older son never used the blessings at he ... ...

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... religion of the ancient Egyptians was monotheistic. This was because although they believed in several gods, the Egyptians believed there was only one Supreme Being. Christianity and Islam religions sprouted out of the Nile River Valley. They are based off of the Egyptians belief in one god. The people who practice Christianity and Islam religions thought that their one god was ... ...

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... judges in Bhutan level (National Statistical Bureau, 2005). A women representative in the top level of judiciary is very low. This is evidential from women seat in parliament accounting for 10 out of 72. According to Helvitas-Bhutan gender strategy (2013) overall literacy rate is lower for women as compared to men i.e., 65.6% of women and 49.34% of men are illiterate ... ...

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... more likely for a man to purchase food based on taste and not on nutritional value (L. W. Morton; and T. C. Blanchard, 2007). Women usually take a more responsible nurturing role in which they look out" for themselves and others. This means that they are more likely to actually purchase healthier foods for the family. Cultures from around the world come to America, and sadly many ... ...

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... phenomenon 'love at first sight.' "These results confirm love has a scientific basis," says Ortigue. The findings have major implications for neuroscience and mental health research because when love doesn't work out, it can be a significant cause of emotional stress and depression. "It's another probe into the brain and into the mind of a patient," says Ortigue. "By understanding why they fall in ... ...

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... different from those of the dominant culture Countercultures: subculture created as a reaction against the values of the dominant culture Ethnocentrism: the belief that one's in-group is superior to all out-groups Popular Culture: the beliefs, practices, and objects that are part of everyday traditions Solidarity: how culture integrates members into society and social groups showing integrative function of culture and ... ...

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... philosopher kings who will serve all citizens equally and fairly regardless of their class. Therefore democracy as a form of government should not be promoted because those who are elected turn out to be the tyranny to the majority. However, Plato can be criticized for his above argument because democracy gives people to equally participate in political affairs since it promotes universal ... , and when he gets power, he can remove the fake sheep skin covering his face and remain with the natural character of being a fox. It is very important to point out that, according to Plato's philo...

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... such as Anatolia and their surroundings where they after adapting to their culture, they learnt to speak the Ionoc dialect. This dispersal created disunity which could take decades to sort out and bring the government back to order. Displacement disrupted farming as the farmers couldn't concentrate on farming and were always on the move. One of the invaders, the Dorians, moved ... with proper strategies Mycenaean empire would still stand to date but due to mismanagement and lack of unity all remained dead dreams that required decades to re-establish. It's coming out clearly that interna...

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... on Tahrir-Square, most of the teenagers and youth joined the protests and about 2 hours after Ghonim's tweet people started to come to Tahrir-Square.16Almost 100.000 people were out on the streets in Cairo itself. The accumulative masses correspond to the features of a revolution. When huge masses protest it can be observed that the majority of the population dislike ... a revolution?" It can be observed that the resignation of Mubarak partially corresponds with the definition of a revolution, forcing the ruling class to leave. However, there were still Mubarak's companions out there, w...

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