'Often humorous' presentation slideshows

Keith Haring

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Slow Growth to Major Growth: The Marketing of an Online Degree Program

Slow Growth to Major Growth: The Marketing of an Online Degree Program. Dr. Roger Von Holzen Ms. Darla Runyon Center for Information Technology in Education Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, MO. The Failure to Thrive. Many online programs feed off traditional student enrollment

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Anne Frank

Anne Frank. The Life and Diary of a Young Girl. The Beginning.

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Types of Poems

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Iconic images

Iconic images. Iconic means a direct picture of the thing it represents. They include photographs that have defined the world we live in, such as these:. The London Riots . Bobby Moore. Vietnam. Vietnam. Twin Towers. V-J Day Kiss. Peace Protest Flower.

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Irony and Ambiguity

Irony and Ambiguity. Feature Menu. Surprises and Uncertainties What Is Irony? Verbal Irony Situational Irony Dramatic Irony Review What Is Ambiguity? Practice. Surprises and Uncertainties.

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Animal farm

George Orwell 1903-1950. Animal farm. Born Eric Blair in 1903 in Bengal, India (then part of the British Empire) Returned with his family to England to begin his education

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3 Types of Irony

Definition: A Figure of speech. A contradiction of expectation between what is said and what is meant between what might be expected and what actually occurs. Often connected to a fatalistic or pessimistic view of life. 3 Types of Irony. Three types of irony :. Verbal Dramatic

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Robert Arneson

Robert Arneson. Basic Info. Robert Arneson was born on September 4 th , 1930 He died on November 2 nd , 1992 He was an American sculptor and professor of ceramics for four decades. Born in Benicia, California He spent much of his early life as a cartoonist for a local paper

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Satire and Irony

Satire and Irony. Notes and Practice. I. What is Satire?. Satire is used to effect social reform by showing the opposite side of the argument as ridiculous or vicious. Satire is often humorous, but be careful not to assume all jokes and insults are satire.

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A picaresque novel: Huck Finn

A picaresque novel: Huck Finn. A picaresque novel: Involves clever rogues or adventurers engaged in a series of episodes.

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet. Write/ Pair/ Share. If a friend of yours was head over heels for someone, but the feeling was not mutual, would you leave them alone and let time solve it? Or try and help them get through it? What would you say?. Shakespearean Lit Terms. Tragedy. Drama.

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Chapters 1-4

Allegory-a story that can be read on two distinct levels. Characters and events in an allegory represent something else, and they are used to convey a moral or philosophical message.

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