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Drama: November 29, 2006 Issue [#1401]

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Drama


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  Edited by: Tammy~Catchin Up~
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3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
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6. Ask & Answer
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*Leaf1* What allows us, as human beings, to psychologically survive life on earth, with all of its pain, drama, and challenges, is a sense of purpose and meaning.
~Barbara de Angelis~

*Leaf2* The human mind is a dramatic structure in itself and our society is absolutely saturated with drama.
~Edward Bond~

*Leaf3* Drama assumes an order. If only so that it might have - by disrupting that order - a way of surprising.
~Vaclav Havel~


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Letter from the editor

*Leaf4* I know most adults spend the majority of their time trying to keep 'drama' out of their day to day life. But there's nothing more relaxing than to read, watch or hear about someone else's drama issues. Is this human nature? I'm not sure, I think maybe it makes us feel better knowing that there are others out there with bigger problems than our own!? I bet this plays a big role in the success of many T.V. shows. Talk-shows, soap operas and especially all the reality shows. There is just something about watching, reading or hearing about other's drama...especially if it leads to irrational behavior!

*Leaf5* Below I've listed some T.V. shows, movies and my editor picks from WDC all are full of some dramatic situations that should keep your mind off your own. (maybe for a little bit...)

T.V. Shows

*Note1* Desperate Housewives
*Note2* Ugly Betty
*Note3* The Nine
*Note4* House
*Note5* Grey's Anatomy
*Note6* Gilmore Girls
*Note1* Prison Break
*Note2* Daytime - Take your pick of any soap or talk-show!

Movies (some old/some new.)

*Note3* Failure to Launch
*Note4* Rumor Has It
*Note5* Shadowboxer
*Note6* You, Me and Dupree
*Note1* The Godfather(s)
*Note2* The Shawshank Redemption
*Note3* Casablanca
*Note4* Schindler's List
*Note5* Pulp Fiction
*Note6* One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

For some reading enjoyment check out my picks below!


Editor's Picks

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 One Late Night  (18+)
One late night, a friend takes a call from someone she feels could be in crisis.
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Jordana was born a late bloomer.
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This is Tatiana's story about her abusive husband.
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Ask & Answer

Submitted By: fleckgirl
My chin about hit the floor when you said this description was for the Wizard of Oz but after re-reading it, I guess it could apply, but like you said - poor choice of words! Good movie though~ :o)

Submitted by: esprit
Tammy - Good points on the importance of the right word and being clear. That's one of my trouble areas. And the movie description stumped me, I never would've guessed The Wizard of Oz!

Submitted By: scribbler
I completely agree, diction is one of the most important aspects of any writing, especially drama.





















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