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Jul 28 2011: Change the educational system to accomodate fostering creativity aside from intelligence like Sir Ken Robinson suggested.
This is not just about education... by stressing on creativity it focus on what the student like.. passionate about... when what you want and passionate about is channeled.. you WILL BE happy. Happiness brings out the best of people.


Someone by the name of Judge Pau shared this comment on behalf of answering directly the question at hand (Name ONE idea that you think has the potential to make your city/state/country/ 'our
world' a better place?). I decided to comment on this comment (and yes, I did have a hard time debating if I should answer another comment) because it's a topic that I have thought about, as a student, for a long time. In general I feel confident to say that I enjoy learning, that is, about the topics which I am passionate about. To me it feels like there are many topics which I learn at school which should be optional. I end up spending hours craming information which I frankly do not care about and eventually making me unhappy. If I were to focus on what I am really passionate about I could get a deeper understanding of what is interesting to me and be happy at the same time. There is a down side to this, what constitutes a mandatory educational topic? Who gets to decide this?

News Analysis 2 (Norris 5)

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Informative
Accurate and Truthful
Objective
Insular
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Content Analysis for Community

After breaking down the characters from one of my favorite shows, Community, I noticed the trend of stereotypes the media conveys including that blondes are clumsy, old people are old fashioned, and that African American men are good at sports. This variety of a character mix makes for a range of different angles of humour, whether it be dark humour, stereotypical humour or slapstic comedy.

ame of Character	Jeff Winger	Britta Perry	Pierce Hawthorne	Shirley Bennett	Troy Barnes
Gender	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male
Was this character the main..	Yes, one of the main ones	Yes, one of the main ones	Yes, one of the main ones	Yes, one of the main ones	Yes, one of the main ones
Occupation	Student at Community College/ Ex Lawyer	Student at Community College/ Active Protestor	Student at Community College/ Family Inheritance	Student at Community College/ Single Mother	Student at Community College/ The Jock
Level of education	Community College	Community College	Community College	Community College	Community College
Race	White	White	White	African American	African American
Marital status	Single	Single	Divorced 7 times	Divorced	Single
Age	Mid 20s	Mid 20s	Mid 60s-70s I assume	Mid 40s I assume	Low 20s
Number of children	0	0	0	3	0
Appearance	Smooth Talking, Brunette, Good Looking,	Blonde, skinny, pretty,	Old, well dressed,	Old fashioned,	Handsome,
Body type	skinny, tall, muscular	skinny,	A little overweight, wide,	A little overweight, short	Skinny, muscular, athletic
Personal Characteristics	Smooth talking, witty, pompous	Not very clever,  clumsy	Racist, out of style, bad sense of humour	Very religious, unwelcoming of other faiths, old fashioned,	Not very clever,
Role of the character	One of the main characters, part of the Spanish study group	One of the main characters, part of the Spanish study group	One of the main characters, part of the Spanish study group	One of the main characters, part of the Spanish study group	One of the main characters, part of the Spanish study group