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A Sense Of Community By Ritual
Number of pages: 14 | Number of words: 3593.... community and it's rituals. In order to define the community within Spring Hills, one
must examine the rituals and service and how they relate to the larger works of the church.
Spring Hills has very unique aspects of architecture and technology that make it quite comfortable. The church is
merely a few years old, so the structure is profoundly modern and geometric. The focal lines are rigid with no
sense of curves. The congregation convenes on covered chairs instead of pews, and the white walls intensify the
brightness and enormity from the already vivid lighting. T .....
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The Real Reason Behind The Rec
Number of pages: 2 | Number of words: 507.... Americans should have been deeply disturbed by this shooting because of the child’s young age. The Michigan shooting should have enlightened Americans to the dilemma we face in this country. Two weeks after the Columbine High School shooting, information on the mass murder was still being broadcast on television. The press was feeding young viewers ideas on how to kill their classmates. News was reported how the teenage murderers acquired information regarding building bombs, obtaining guns, smuggling guns into the school, and proceeding to kill their classmates. A mentally .....
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The NAFTA Scam
Number of pages: 9 | Number of words: 2242.... impact on American workers
American workers know what has happened to them because of NAFTA: loss of
jobs and a decline in living standards. How could NAFTA have such a
devastating impact on American workers?
In 1993, the year before NAFTA was passed, the U.S. had a $1.7 billion
trade surplus with Mexico. This means that Mexicans were buying more
American goods than Americans were buying from Mexico.
After NAFTA, however, the situation was reversed. American business fled to
Mexico in search of lower wages and lax labor and environmental regulations.
They produced g .....
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Government Cutbacks
Number of pages: 3 | Number of words: 678.... to very high
numbers, it is not unusual to see a class have an average of 35 students.
With the larger class sizes, you create a balance for the students. On the
one side, you have the very smart kids. In the middle, you have the average
kids. And on the other side, you have the kids that have a lot of potential,
but they need the attention to succeed. The smart ones will be fine, the
average ones will likely sneak through, the ones that is going to have the
worst time of all, and who the cuts are going to hit, is going to be the
kids that need the attention. It is happening .....
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Number of pages: 24 | Number of words: 6512.... and fought for is being denied by . I intend to show that and any similar programs must not have any place in today’s society, this program and any like it should remain out use. was first put into use during the 1960s. The Civil Rights movement of 1964 emphasized the program. During that era discrimination among minorities and women was extremely high and there were many barriers. required employers to hire regardless of race, the of today has changed, and employers now hire minorities on the fact that they are Aguilar 2. minorities. This was not John F. Kennedy’s intent .....
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Affirmative Action
Number of pages: 5 | Number of words: 1237.... was not chosen, was because of the color
of his skin. Since he is Asian, they could not hire him, because 50% of their
employees are Asian. Under the affirmative action, they must employ someone who
is underrepresented. This type of situation happens often. It is not the
qualifications, but the color of the skin that employers look for today.
Affirmative action is a step backwards. We are back to color and race
differences. We are all Americans and should be treated as so, not what
ethnicity we are. Affirmative action should be abolished solely because we do
not want to .....
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The Sources Of Public Policy
Number of pages: 11 | Number of words: 2959.... local boards and councils.
2- Court decisions interpreting statutes and constitutions, and they are binding on legislators and executives.
3- Rules and orders issued by executives and administrative agencies, for they extend and apply the statutory law in greater detail.
4- Budgets of all governments, for they set the levels and objectives of spending as well as the amounts and sources of revenue.
b. Another key source of public policy is international relations:
Some policies cross national borders, taking the form of treaties and less formal working agreements between .....
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Flag Burning
Number of pages: 3 | Number of words: 713.... you to adulthood.
Professor Presser stated, “I am motivated by a desire to recapture the community’s right to set standards of responsibility and decency, and to guarantee that there are some things that are even more important than individual self actualization. We have no national religion, nor do we have many coherent tangible symbols of our traditions of liberty under law, of liberty with responsibility. The flag may be the only such symbol we possess, and if we, as a community, do not have the right to preserve that symbol in a manner that expresses the responsib .....
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