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ACN, a Network Marketing Company Showing the Influence of Bureaucracy in a Company (1282 words, 4 pages)

About one hundred years ago, the bureaucratic system was perfected by Henry Ford and is still used today in many corporations, companies, and businesses. This pyramid structure is commonly used throughout governments as well to help keep order and things running smoothly. The role of a bureaucracy is to provide ... Read More

Korean Entertainment Industry and Comedy Shows (1831 words, 7 pages)

Two Korean gag-men donned in oversized basketball jerseys, plastic gold chains, and wigs of Afro-textured hair swagger across the stage sputtering the words Yo and Ay while aggressively swinging their arms and making supposed gang signs. Laugher arises over the auditorium as the audience slaps their thighs in amusement over ... Read More

The Significant Role of Gender and Sexuality in Sexual Assault in America On the Show Law and Order; Special Victims Unit (522 words, 2 pages)

Victims As PerpetratorsAs an adolescent in 2016, most of us watch shows on sex, drugs, crime, and love. A popular show on NBC is Law and Order Special Victims Unit. In every episode, a new crime involving sexual assault, sexual violence, domestic violence, or murder is shown. In SVU, often ... Read More

A Study of the Relationship of Crimes and Watching Violent Television Shows (413 words, 2 pages)

The police chief of New City publicly states that she sees a direct relationship between teenage arrests in New City for violent crimes and the popularity among New City teens of especially violent television shows. To to test is this true or not this I would design a correlational study ... Read More

An Argument Showing a Driver’s Age Is Not the Sole Factor in Traffic Accidents (324 words, 1 pages)

Traffic accident has become a mundane problem in almost every city and country. However, it is said that the most effective means of minimizing the number of traffic accidents is raising and lowering age limits for younger and elderly drivers respectively. In my opinion, I think that fixing age limit ... Read More

Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby: The Use of Imagery, Syntax and Juxtaposition to Show the Absolute Diversity (465 words, 2 pages)

Anything Can Happen - The Great GatsbyThe sole responsibility of any author should be to create a story that makes the reader think and feel things beyond their daily lives. F. Scott Fitzgerald does just this through his use of imagery, syntax, and juxtaposition. The given passage is a prime ... Read More

The Psychological and Physical Aspects of Terror as Shown in Poe’s and Lovecraft’s Stories and the Show The Walking Dead (1457 words, 5 pages)

The two different aspects of terror are what is on the outside and what is buried deep within. The most terrifying aspect is the psychological horror rather than the physical aspect of it. This is because when a person suffers from internal terror, it tears a person apart. It will ... Read More

The Two Conditions of a Prayer in the Showings by Julian of Norwich (564 words, 2 pages)

Julian of NorwichWe often think of prayer as a method to tell God exactly what we want to ensure that we receive it. Yet, we want it in our own time, our own way, and by our own method, despite the fact that we ask God for it. Typically when ... Read More

The Media’s Negative Impact on the Perception of Right and Wrong in The Truman Show, a Film by Peter Weir (1053 words, 3 pages)

Are we being Influenced to Forget Right and Wrong?As an audience to many things, we are able to tell right from wrong. Entertainment and media businesses are able to recognize how easily we can be distracted or swayed. Because of this, they can cloud our judgement based on our ideas ... Read More

The One-Episode Method of Dealing with Eating Disorders in Modern Television Shows (2455 words, 9 pages)

A health issue we see repeatedly brought up in entertainmenttelevision shows is the issue of eating disorders. Anorexia, bulimia, andother eating disorders are commonly incorporated into television showsinterestingly, all of my examples that portrayed these disorders - for thepurpose of this essay - are females, typically teenagers. Specifically,these examples of ... Read More

The Life Lessons in the TV Show Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1153 words, 5 pages)

"Into every generation a slayer is born one girl in all the world, a chosen one. She alone will wield the strength and skill to fight the vampires, demons, and the forces of darkness to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their number. She is the ... Read More

A Report on the TV Show Genres: Fantasy, Comedy, and Action (896 words, 3 pages)

My main focus is Genres of Tv shows. The topics I will be focused on are Fantasy, Comedy, and Action. For each topic I will discuss my favorites shows and how they make the audience feel. I want to show what Tv shows are educational and have real world troubles ... Read More

Fighting the Natural and Cinematic Elements in the Film The Truman Show (616 words, 2 pages)

Fighting the Elements Back to BasicsCausing terror to arise in his wife, Meryl, Truman decides to go on an unplanned vacation during the turning point of the film The Truman Show. This scene, from crossing the bridge to being tackled to the ground in the woods, holds cinematic elements such ... Read More

An Analysis of the American Comedy-Drama Show, Monk (1313 words, 5 pages)

Heres what happened a man was found dead in an outhouse with a rubber strap tied around his arm. The police ruled drug overdose. Adrian Monk ruled otherwise. After examining the crime scene and the body, Monk noticed a few problems with the overdose verdict. First, the ground outside the ... Read More

An Analysis of the Effects of Watching the Crime Show, CSI (1191 words, 4 pages)

The CSI EffectThe CSI effect is defined as an occurrence in which watching crime shows on television causes a jury to acquit a person on trial due to lack of evidence they expect to be shown. There is an ongoing debate in legal circles as to whether this phenomenon truly ... Read More

A Character Analysis of Barnabus Barney Stinson in the Comedy Show How I Met Your Mother (1318 words, 4 pages)

How I Met Your Mother Barney Stinson Personality AnalysisBarnabus Barney Stinson is one of the main characters on the famously acclaimed comedy How I Met Your Mother. He is one of Ted Mosbys best friends, the absolute main character of the show. Barney is not quite the ordinary guy one ... Read More

The Appeal of Reality Shows (808 words, 4 pages)

Day to day lives are stressful for most people, it is nice to come home from a long day and relax on the couch to watch some television. Most people will put the channel on a reality show, sit back, forget about their own life and problems and watch another ... Read More

The Central Themes in Damaged, an Episode of the TV Show Arrow (1741 words, 5 pages)

The name of the show is called Arrow and the episode is titled Damaged, the fifth episode of season one. Oliver Queen is the main character of this series and is the son of a billionaire. Oliver has many complex relationships in the series. His immediate family consists of his ... Read More

A Character Analysis of Pearl, an Alien From the Show Steven Universe (2235 words, 8 pages)

BiographyNot very often will one find a character in a show marketed for children that shows obvious signs of mental illness. The character that will be discussed today, who simply goes by the name Pearl, is from a show called Steven Universe, a cartoon that is still currently airing on ... Read More

An Analysis of the Use of Noble Lie in the Jimmy Kimmel Show (1229 words, 4 pages)

Though his usual studio is in LA, recently, Jimmy Kimmel took it upon himself to visit Brooklyn this week to film his popular nightly show. Personally, I had forgotten that I signed up for a waitlisted spot over a month prior to the shows taping, until I received an email ... Read More

The Use of Psalms in the New Testaments Showing the Fulfillment of the Prophecy (732 words, 2 pages)

During Jesus life on Earth, He quoted the Psalms many times. He was taught the Psalms at a young age and they became an essential part of His prayer. Having a sound understanding of the context in which the Psalms were written, He always used them within this context. He ... Read More

Budgetary Law and Lawmaking in the Television Show Parks and Recreation (527 words, 1 pages)

Budgetary Law and Lawmaking in Parks and RecreationIn the midst of the 2009 Fiscal Crisis, many state and local governments found themselves becoming insolvent due to rapidly falling revenue from sales taxes, the primary source of state revenue. In addition, federal budget tightening further increased budgetary pressure. While this process ... Read More

Parents Should Not Be Allowed to Exploit Their Kids on TV Shows (831 words, 3 pages)

Eight-year-old girls dancing for six hours a day to perfect their routines, five year old beauty queens screaming and refusing to practice, and children throwing temper tantrums not wanting the Super Nanny to interfere. These are all examples of shows on TV that are deemed reality, but why should their ... Read More

The Effects of the Media on the Life of Truman in the Movie The Truman Show (547 words, 2 pages)

Do you think media has the right to do what it did to Truman knowing his history?What does media mean to you? The general term of media is mass communication it may seem like an ok or a normal thing everyone goes through. But it can be a bad thing ... Read More

An Analysis of the Media’s Portrayal of Beauty Today as Evidenced in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (1707 words, 8 pages)

Just recently the worlds most famous fashion show was aired on CBS. The annual Victoria Secret Fashion Show aired on November 29, 2010. As the models strut down the runway a teenage girl would begin to notice some things. Starting with the models legs lanky, tall, muscular, and thin. On ... Read More

Design Concept in the Show The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (888 words, 3 pages)

A play that takes place entirely within a perfect cube, accented by a one foot by one foot grid created by projections and further enhanced by LED pixels at every intersection instills a sense of complete symmetry and balance due to its Euclidean nature. During the two and a half ... Read More

A Review of the Show Wicked Staged in the Gershwin Theater (998 words, 3 pages)

Immediately upon entering the vicinity of the Gershwin Theatre, even before you hit the doors, the eye is flooded with vivid strokes of green. The press shots of costumes and the biggest moments of the show stand in actual size on posters that reach from the ground to the roof ... Read More

The Underlying Messages in the Apprentice, an American Reality Show by Mark Burnett (1678 words, 6 pages)

What We Learn From Trying Not ToIn todays society, we are being constantly bombarded with messages in advertising, in movies, and even in reality television. These messages are often blunt in advertising (simply telling you why their product is the best) and in movies (messages like teamwork and never give ... Read More

A Review of Show Boat, a 1936 Film by James Whale (630 words, 2 pages)

Show Boat ReviewWhile the 1936 film Show Boat did capture my attention, it failed to capture my admiration. The music was easily the highlight of the film, remaining catchy and dynamic without sacrificing impact, but my praise stops there. In my opinion, the films plot and conflict possess too many ... Read More

Gender Roles in the TV Show True Detective (1168 words, 4 pages)

Gender Roles in True DetectivePresent within the core of each main character of season two of True Detective are gender roles, or subversions of them. The four main characters each have their own demons and connected to a sort of compulsory heterosexuality, something actual society is not unfamiliar with. I ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013