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    Singer's Moral Obligation

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    purported by Singer. Therefore, while I believe it to be morally acceptable for one to do within one’s capabilities to avert the occurrence of something bad, provided it does not involve “sacrificing anything of comparable moral importance” (Singer, 1971), it should not the singly permissible action an agent is allowed, as Singer argues should be the case in the drowning child analogy. I am of the view that the proposed example is an imperfect model of the humanitarian dilemma we face in…

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    Chick Corea Spain 1971 Corea (Rhodes electric piano), Airto Moreira (drums), Flora Purim (vocals and percussion), Stanley Clarke (bass), and Joe Farrell (flute) Jazz is a music style with its origin stemming from the black communities living in the US in the twentieth century. Jazz has musical styles from European music, as well as the brass and stringed instruments. It is a mixture of US and Europe music culture. Like its origin, Jazz-Rock fusion is the epitome of the characteristic of…

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    Based on a true story set during the years of integration between the black and white students at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria Virginia circa 1971. Remember the Titans tell of the famed Titans football team which was headed up that very same year by the team's first black coach, earnest family man Herman Boone. At first previous head Coach Bill Yoast Will Patton is upset to be put down as the assisting coach to Herman Boone’s. But just as Boone teaches his team how to get along and…

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    their links with Spain to the Hispanic population. 1955 was a much cleaner iteration of the logo, with the ‘Shell’ text matching the rest of the color scheme. By 1961 a red background had been added, which took away from the starkness of the logo. 1971 was a wholesale redesign, cutting out the clutter. The man to thank for that is Raymond Loewy. Since then there has been minor tinkering – mostly with levels and richness and depth of color, but also with the addition of text – but Loewy’s logo is…

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    for an individual to take action in order to play. The authors then indicated how “The fewer opportunities for action we perceive, the more bored we become” (Csikszentmihalyi and Bennett , 1971, 45). Play is considered as a past time that can be viewed as “monistic awareness” (Csikszentmihalyi and Bennett , 1971, 56). However, when boredom comes into effect, play is no longer considered fun to an…

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    and personhood, with the five traits that a fetus does not satisfy. Thus, according to these counterarguments the traditional argument loses its validity; leading to my own conclusion that the argument is invalid. References: Thomson, J. (1971). A Defense of Abortion. Philosophy & Public Affairs, 1(1), 47-66. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org.ezproxy.library.ubc.ca/stable/2265091 Warren, M. (1973). ON THE MORAL AND LEGAL STATUS OF ABORTION. The Monist, 57(1), 43-61. Retrieved from…

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    Change Blindness

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    judgmental. An example of this is seen in the NYU study by John Bargh These are basically things I already believed, and the studies just substantiated and solidified my own views. Some of the questions I asked myself about the NYU study by John Bargh, the 1971 Stanford Prison Study by Zimbardo, the 1961 Yale study by Stanley Milgram, and the 2003 study by Dacher Keltner: How can I work on myself to root out these tendencies that would cause me to abuse power or judge others? Concerning the 1998…

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    The Honeymooners I only became familiar with this most loveable and likeable serried The Honeymooners long after the last episode had aired on September 22, 1956. That must have been a sad day for fans because at that time no one knew that later on this show would go on to be legend and be shown in reruns for many years to come. The Honeymooners was great comedy and starred four great actors Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden, Audrey Meadows as his wife Alice Kramden, Art Carney as Ralph’s best…

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    What is Diversity? Webster Dictionary defines diversity as “the quality or state of having many different forms, types, ideas, etc.” (Merriam-Webster, 2015), However, according to Ron Burgundy “Well I could be wrong, but I believe that diversity was an old, old wooden ship that used during the Civil War era” (Mackay, 2004). This was one of my favor movies, and I have use this for training when covering the topic of diversity. Diversity in its basic function is acceptance of all people, without…

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    In respect to how the duties of the teachers are viewed, in reference to tort law, their responsibility is in no way “different than that which rests generally on every member in society” (Seitz, 1971, p. 551), which means that in general, teachers should be vigilante in doing everything possible in order to identify, anticipate, and attempt to remedy hazardous situations that could lead to injury. Further, teachers are not only required to consider…

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