… speech when words become superfluous. Why can't I speak when I have so much to tell? Why can't I write when I have so much in mind? Why can't I sing when there's music in my heart? Why can't I dance when there's rythm in the air? Too many…

… phenomena to cause a work to seem to vibrate, pulsate, or flicker. It flourished mainly in the 1960s; the term was first used in print in the American magazine Time in October 1964 and had become a household phrase by the following year, partly through…

… downs, was consistently fixated around two features of their ethos: their pharaohs and their religion. In actuality these two aspects go hand in hand, as the pharaoh was typically believed to be a living god. These ideals stood the test of time…

… and emotions. Though Leni Riefenstahl and Ray Muller differ in the approach to film production, both shared similar film techniques. Their films appeals to the audience’s emotions, while identifying the subject with the audience. Both film directors…

… was undergoing many cultural changes. Towns were becoming cities, mass production was becoming prevalent, and many variations of people were coming to live. This made for major changes in social structure. There seemed to be a high class, the “elites”…

… we do to solve the problem posed by the use and availability of the virtual reality design concept? This question was answered by two very similar yet different magazine articles. The first article was “Intelligent Architectural Modeling” from the…

… in 1918, Smith began his professional career at the young age of fourteen as a stringer for newspapers in Wichita, Kansas, his hometown(Beauret et al. 4). His worked earned him a scholarship to Notre Dame University, but Smith left after…

… Edwards was a sermon given by the Puritian minister Edwards. In this sermon Edwards uses the fear that God at anytime can punish the wicked to keep his people under control. This was a practice used by the puritians to make the people live correctly…

… and roll. In fact most and if not all the “artists who could have been considered rock and musicians prior to 1955” were black except for Bill Haley and his comets. We first have saxophone which was made famous as a rock and roll instrument…

… Galleries Van Gogh, Flowering Orchard (56.13), Annenberg Van Gogh Gallery Monet, the Four Trees (29.100.110), Annenberg Monet Gallery Visual perception is a function of our eyes and brain. We see images as a whole rather then in parts. However,…