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    We perceive social media to be a powerful device capable of shaping opinions through the wide dissemination of knowledge. However‚ through Paolo Gerbaudo (2012)’s critical examination of the Occupy Wall Street movement‚ we see a clear case study of the failure of social media to create real change. In addition‚ it demonstrates how social media interactions and limitations can undermine critical messages and actions. Another advocacy campaign fell victim to this media pitfall‚ and its lead‚ perhaps

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    Iuliia Stanley Prof. Chad Day ENG 102 9/16/2013 Rhetorical Analysis: People Who Are Destroying America Stephen Colbert is an American political satirist writer/television host. On Aug 15 the author made a sarcastic video titled “People Destroying America” about losing traditional moral values in the United States. The Colbert’s Report’s sarcastic parody is not factual for religious people because it goes against their original morals and values. Yet this caricature parody is effective for people

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    Book Arrangement Jon Krakauer begins Into Thin Air with a dedication page that displays the names of everyone on Rob Hall’s (the team leader) team who perished during the climb. Following the dedication page‚ there is an epigraph that suggests the theme of the book: theme here. Krakauer then gives an introduction in which he explains how he compiled the book and how the climb impacted his life. The book also contains several pictures that Scott Fischer (another team leader) took while climbing‚

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    Into the Wild Into the Wild‚ a novel written by Jon Krakauer‚ reveals the journey of Christopher McCandless across the United States in search of a life that was different from what he had previously known. He set out on a journey in order to discover a way of life that was free of the material possessions his family held so dear. Chris graduated from Emory University and was described as a good student who achieved high grades‚ attained several academic awards and earned many accomplishments

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    Acct 4620: Martha Stewart Case Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is primarily comprised of a magazine publication and a television show created by home décor aficionado‚ Martha Stewart. Both sources of media primarily feature home renovating and decorating products. Also‚ having an emphasis on do it yourself (DIY) projects for a more stylish and satisfying home. Stewart herself‚ described Martha Stewart Living as‚ “the most trusted guide to stylish living.” While MSLO brings in revenues from

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    The book ‘Into the Wild’ written by Jon Krakauer‚ is the story of Christopher J McCandless‚ a knowledgeable and capable young man from a decent family who pursued his fantasies and aspirations. After graduating from University he embarks on a journey to find clarity in himself‚ in the mountains of Alaska‚ but ends up finding the true meaning of life for a short amount of time before his death. McCandless experiences‚ a childhood well off Virginia rural areas of Washington‚ D.C.‚ and is an exceptionally

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    Communication Arts Chaoyang University of Technology 168 Jifeng E. Rd. Wufeng District Taichung 41349‚ Taiwan Abstract Martha Stewart places her name on her products. She becomes the face of her company and the voice of her brand. When her personal misconduct occurred‚ she made her company vulnerable and risky as well. This case study examines how Martha Stewart managed her corporate communication when her public image and reputation were tarnished on trial for alleged insider trading scandal

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    Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer is a non-fiction novel that tells the story of Christopher McCandless and his journey and adventure through the Alaskan wilderness. This is a very powerful novel to me and I really enjoyed it. The use of quotes at the beginning of every chapter‚ the respect Krakauer has for McCandless‚ and the mental and physical toughness of McCandless really make this a powerful book with a meaningful message. Krakauer begins every chapter of Into the Wild with a quotation. The quote

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    no. 1-0083 Martha Stewart and the ImClone Scandal On January 20‚ 2004‚ jury selection launched the trial of Martha Stewart‚ Chief Creative Officer and former Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSO). Nine charges filed by the Federal Grand Jury in New York and the SEC relate to Stewart’s personal sale of $228‚000 in ImClone Systems‚ Inc. stock on December 27‚ 2001‚ one day before regulators rejected the biotech company’s cancer drug (Erbitux)

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    In the past‚ many books have been written about the treacherous climb of mount Everest. One of the most well known stories documented on the climb was Into Thin Air‚ written by Jon Krakauer in 1997. The book is based off of the disaster on Everest in 1996‚ which became one of the most dangerous Everest expeditions of all time. At severe chilling climate‚ and extremely low amounts of oxygen‚ climbers of the 1996 Everest expedition were forced to make moral decisions‚ in which they must choose to save

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