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    Secure the Blessings – Fan Activism In this section I deal with fans in general‚ and it is important to remember that not all fans participate in the creation or consuming of fan fiction—some are downright hostile to the genre‚ or some sub-genres‚ like slash or RPF22. But all people who write fan fiction are by definition fans of something. There have been studies on the relationship of political activism and fandom‚ or being a fan. There is the activism outside fandom sphere as well as activism

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    Lady Windermere's Fan

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    of Lady Windermere’s Fan – titled A Good Woman – and Oscar Wilde’s original play are both stories with similar themes and values. They follow the same plotline and convey a similar message- that the harsh rules of society were hypocritical and verging on absurd. However‚ with drastic changes made to the setting‚ characters and time period‚ some of the key themes are altered and sacrificed to cater for a modern film-going audience. Both A Good Woman and Lady Windermere’s Fan revolve around the importance

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    Classify Sports Fans

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    Classification of Sports Fans Ever since the late 19th century‚ sports have had a special place in the hearts of many people. Football‚ basketball‚ baseball‚ and other games have brought fans both extreme jubilation and severe heartbreak. These games throughout the years have morphed all kinds of fans into distinct categories. Sports fans can be classified into three groups: diehard fans‚ bandwagon fans‚ and casual fans. When it comes to sports‚ diehard fans are always the easiest ones to spot

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    FOOTBALL FOOTBALL IS MORE THAN A GAME‚ IT IS CHANGING THE WORLD Marcello de Quintal English PACE 1132 June 24‚ 2013 INDEX Introduction Football What is Football Why Football Is So Popular Anyone can Play Easy To Play Very Few Rules For All Genders The Ball All You Need Easy To Make How Football Connects People Zimbabwe Trip FIFA World Cup Healing A Nation Economic Growth Lessons Learnt Better Infrastructure * * * INDEX * * * What Football

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    Matthew Hernandez January 7‚ 2015 Gango – 2 Practice AP Essay In an excerpt from Lady Windermere’s Fan by Oscar Wilde‚ the playwright reveals the values and nature of his own society through the conduct of his characters. The author uses the lives of high-class people to demonstrate the underlying fancies and motivations of the elite society of his time. Wilde targets the society’s emphasis on an external show of good behavior‚ their scorning of the lower classes‚ and their vanity in living for the

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    Sport Fans Go Too Far

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    Sport Fans‚ Do They Go Too Far? Have you ever had fans of the same team in a whole different state? Well I had‚ I was in Florida during March and I wore a Michigan shirt that day‚ and a whole lot of people acknowledged me saying Go Blue or did you watch the game last night. This is what sport fans do when they support their teams‚ and my question is do sport fans take things too far and the answer is no they don’t take things too far. Some people think that sport fans go too far with their costumes

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    September 10 2013 Football Camp (Essay #1) Football camp this year was easy‚ especially for me. As a kicker and punter I did not do much hitting or running any drills or anything like that. I really just kicked and punted at the beginning of practice then sat on the bench for 2 hours and watched everyone else practice. The only very difficult part of camp was the conditioning test and the running‚ which was not bad at all. What I thought was interesting about football camp was the fact that

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    as long as possible. The Ancient Greeks competed in a similar game entitled ‘Episkyros’‚ but both of these pursuits reflected rules closer to rugby than modern day soccer. The most relevant of these ancient games to our modern day ‘Association Football’ is the Chinese game of ‘Tsu-Chu’ or ‘kick ball’ as it translates. Records of the game begin during the Tsin Dynasty (255-206BC) and represent a game in which soldiers competed in a training activity featuring a leather ball being kicked into a net

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    Football is a popular American team sport. Players can start young by participating in youth leagues and then work their way up through high school teams‚ college teams‚ semi-pro teams and finally‚ professional teams in the National Football League. Players can play tag football or tackle football. Tackle football involves much more physical contact. Though football is a source of exercise‚ it can be dangerous if not played correctly. Physical Conditioning Football players undergo demanding workouts

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    Homosexuality in Football

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    Chapter One: Introduction: Addressing Homophobia in Football * Introduction should just give a brief idea of what work is going to be about so not much detail * Outline your argument – footballers affect society so a lack of homosexual players is also bound to affect the way it is portrayed * Talk about the problems surrounding football – i.e. racism‚ sexism. What is different about homophobia? * Why is homophobia a problem in football? Why is it taboo? * Talk about programmes enforced

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