Essay
on Pride and Prejudice
Jane’s
Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is considered a timeless novel ever since it was
published up the modern day. This is because Austen’s use of dialogue and the
heroine resonates to readers of all ages and periods in time. Austen’s use of
“images” of voices and views is closely interconnected with Bakhtin’s theory of
representation of images and dialogue (in other words use of language).
Bahktin’s theory on object of representation and representation...
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Press Releases
Posted on 11:06 AM by Jae Okita
FOR THE CALENDAR
East Asia Center
Name of Director: Helena Lee
Office of Events Coordinator
Contact: Ann Chin
East Asia Center
Chicago, Ill.
Phone: (773)564-9657
Email: hanajima59@gmail.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 12, 2013
An event for seniors and their children to
reconnect
The East Asia Center
located in Uptown Chicago is hosting a calligraphy and brush painting event
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, February 23. Helena Lee, the event
coordinator,...
Memorandum
Posted on 11:05 AM by Jae Okita
MEMORANDUM
DATE: February 27, 2013
TO: Professor Parr,
English 202 Professor
FROM: Ann Chin, A.C.
SUBJECT: Comparison of
radio and television broadcasting
Radio
and Television Broadcasting
The way radio and television broadcasts their news is
similar and different in various ways. NPR and WGN both provide their audience
with the news; however, the way they layout it out is fairly interesting.
NPR had a...
Feature Story
Posted on 11:04 AM by Jae Okita

Sacrifice
for Freedom
By: Ann Chin
It
was a grand red-brick, two story house that has a welcoming feel that catches
the eye. The owner of this house is Helena Lee. The living room is dimly lit up
by the sunlight that managed to stream in from the white flower patterned curtained
windows. There is a table in one corner of the living room opposite of the
windows, covered with black and white photographs. There is a thick aroma of
miso...
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