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Tag Archives: Criticism
Bullying the Chikin
The past decade plus has brought too many reprehensible stories of bullying that have resulted in suicides and retaliatory killings. As I’ve always understood it, a bully is stereotypically a big-mouthed brute who tries to rule the playground or the lunchroom … Continue reading
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Creating vs. Critiquing
Disney-Pixar animated movie “Ratatouille” features a character named Anton Ego. A restaurant critic, he is one of several obstacles that lies in the way of Remmy realizing his dream of becoming a chef, a rather impossible dream since Remmy is a rat. The … Continue reading
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