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Victims Of Divorce
Number of words: 1797 - Number of pages: 7.... have lived through at least one divorce. That's why, there should be more emphasis given to divorce and more solutions should be presented for the well being of our children.
Although the parents are not the only ones who should feel responsible of this social failure, the parents can accomplish the most efficient assistance. The cost of divorce to children is so high that there is a lot to be explored, such as how these costs might be minimized and what can be done to heal the scars. That's why beside the parents, everyone should be held responsible to "maintain the childcare system while di .....
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Simpsons Vs Wells
Number of words: 2938 - Number of pages: 11.... first aired on February 5, 1995, criticizes a blind allegiance to authority in any form by humorously detailing Springfield’s response to an approaching comet, which threatens to destroy everyone in the town. The episode parallels Wells’s chronicle of the Martian invasion in its depiction of authority. Unwarranted faith finds an unfortunate place in government, religion, and science in both accounts of impending disaster. In themselves, these three fundamental elements of society do not receive criticism. The misguided trust people sometimes place in these institutions, r .....
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The Media As An Institution
Number of words: 1418 - Number of pages: 6.... role as consumers of mass media, and
d. the growth of the internet.
The media has seen spectacular growth since the first daily newspaper for the ‘common man’ was produced on 4 May 1896. ‘The Daily Mail’ was a halfpenny paper of eight pages with advertisements on the front cover and was described as ‘A Penny Newspaper for One Halfpenny’ and ‘The Busy Man’s Daily Journal’. The Daily Mail reported on domestic and foreign news items, political gossip, society, sport and the stock exchange. The Daily Mail was also the first newspape .....
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Truth 2
Number of words: 606 - Number of pages: 3.... all goes well you get the satisfaction of a job well done and you move onto the next play.
The object, for the defensive unit, is to find a way to stop the opposing team from moving the ball ten yards. The offense has four chances to try to advance the ball this distance. If the defense accomplishes their goal, then the offensive unit takes the field. The object of the offense is to move the ball down the field and to score a touchdown.
This is the part that gets tricky! First, you have hundreds of plays that each team member must know in order for the team to function properly. Each pla .....
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Secularization
Number of words: 552 - Number of pages: 3.... within which religious sphere will have to adapt.
There are several conceptions of .
2. Differentiation of institution, practices and activities from religion
3. Transposition of norms from religion to the world
4. Desacralization of the world
5. Conformity of religion to the world
There are also causes of
1. Industrialization
2. Urbanization
3. Some beliefs and practices in Christianity may have fostered some forms of secularization
The Three separate moments of secularization
The core and central thesis of the theory of secularization is the conceptualization of the proce .....
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'Spanglish' Presentation
Number of words: 667 - Number of pages: 3.... on one hand is emotional and very descriptive. For example the word 'hot' in Spanish is three different words; caliente (hot to touch), calor (hot weather) and picante (hot food). Were as in English is much more concise and efficient and often confusing. The word hot can mean many different things: hot property (stolen), hot body (sexy), hot food (spicy), hot to the touch, hot weather, hot tempered, hot pursuit, hot tip (fresh news), hot air and more. It is in situations like these that Spanglish is born. For example, Instead of escribir maguina (to type) The Spanglish "Taipear" is cre .....
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Utopia 2
Number of words: 3067 - Number of pages: 12.... humans unique. Therefore, this type of civilization should be retained, if that is possible, of course. There can be strong arguments for both sides but it is really obvious that the duty of any species is to survive. We can assume that civilization can be defined as what a human being is. But, to assume this is to assume that giving up our civilization would cause us to adapt to another, uncivilized lifestyle. This new lifestyle could eventually lead us to death then since we would be something different than what we now are.
When we think of a society, we must think of those things th .....
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Kwanzaa
Number of words: 333 - Number of pages: 2.... lord for creation. Furthermore, during this period, celebrants reinforce the Nguzo Saba (The Seven Principles) These seven African values are Umoja (Unity), Kujichagulia (Self-Determination), Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility), Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics), Nia (Purpose), Kuumba (Creativity), and Imani (Faith). These values speak best of what it means to be African.
Throughout the century, has been rapidly gaining popularity and acceptance amongst all Americans. Now, more than ever before, is being recognized as a major holiday event. For example, Hallmark now offers greeting c .....
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Sim City Forever
Number of words: 925 - Number of pages: 4.... they must choose a size for their city. The city’s size is defined by the amount of squares of building space available. They are then categorized as small, medium, and large. Finally, the player must decide on a name. The name of the city is the one thing that they do not offer choices for. It is completely your choice. The game has already put the player where they want to be, in control. After the startup screen, the player views a blank area known as your city’s “Terrain.” That is where the fun begins. The player’s next duty is to start building. Essen .....
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Crime And Punishment 2
Number of words: 720 - Number of pages: 3.... arise from recurrent visions of the crime. Raskolnikov never
again recalls the massive amounts of blood everywhere, the look on
Lizaveta's face when he brings down the axe on her head. These things
clearly show that the crime isn't what might cause him suffering, or
pain, it is something else.
After Raskolnikov is sent off to Siberia, he doesn't feel
remorseful. His feelings haven't changed about his crime, he feels
bad at not being able to living up to his own ideas of greatness. He
grows depressed only when he learns of his mother's death. Raskolnikov
s .....
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