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    Magazine advertising is commonly singled out for the role it plays in providing and transmitting standards and ideals. Williams (1980) argues advertising’s primary goal is to teach social and personal values, including gender construction (in Pillar, 2001). Specific to gender, although not exclusive to it, advertisements use stereotypes to quickly convey messages and ideas. Feminist scholars have written extensively about advertisers’ use of sex-role “stereotypes to instantly and non-verbally…

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    The Mulvaneys are a typical American family living on a farm in upstate New York. The Mulvaneys-parents Michael and Corinne, children Mikey Jr, Patrick, Marianne, and Judd-are the town’s family role models. They all lead a charming and peaceful life at their home in Mt. Ephraim. Michael Mulvaney owns a successful roofing company, and Corinne is a quirky yet loving mother who takes pride in her antiques. Mikey Jr is a dedicated athlete that drops out of college to work at his father’s business.…

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    want to buy a bagel, in order to get that you have to go to the store in your car and come back home, which emits a lot of fossil fuel that is then emitted into the 80% of the atmosphere.CO2 has been a remaining problem for a long time now. Since, 1976 every decade has become warmer than the previous one, because when carbon dioxide if released into the atmosphere climate change happens which results in higher temperatures. In 2013 carbon dioxide reached 400 ppm and dropped to around the 390's…

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    Stephen King’s Inspiration Regarding Carrie Stephen King’s first novel, Carrie, has a relatively interesting story behind it. The story stemmed from a challenge given to King by a college friend to write from a female perspective (“How Carrie Happened”). Inspiration for the opening scene arose while King had been working as a janitor at a high school and had to clean a girl’s locker room; he had noticed that the girl’s room, unlike the boy’s, had had pink curtains covering their showers. Another…

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    Throughout her career and later life is where Foot began her life in philosophy and wrote her many essays on the topic of moral philosophy. In her personal life, she had shared a flat with Iris Murdoch directly after they graduated out of college. However, their friendship was fairly short lived as Iris left historian MRD Foot, and caused him suffering. Philippa, as a way to console him, married him in 1945. After marrying, the couple moves back to Oxford where she begins a graduate scholarship…

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    abilities and hard work, and can be changed by a person. An ascribed status, however, is not able to be changed since it is a status that a person is born with or had no control over. Peyton Manning is a Caucasian man born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1976, as a son to Archie and Olivia Manning. He has two brothers, Eli and Cooper. From this information, we can see many of Peyton’s ascribed statuses such as being a son to his parents and being an American because he was born in the United…

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    Issues In Abortion Essay

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    passed that the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution, which allow all people “life, liberty and property,” did not include the life of the unborn fetus (DiNitto, 2011). Next, women’s rights movement was geared toward marital rape. In 1976, the first marital rape law was enacted in Nebraska, making it illegal for a husband to rape his wife. Most states did not consider spousal rape a crime. Women were getting beat and raped for decades without getting frowned upon. Feminists began…

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    Annual Flu Shot

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    Influenza is a type of flu that is highly contagious,it attacks your respiratory system.With this flu you will have to be hospitalized or it can also lead to death.This flu is non discriminatory. The CDC says, “ Over a period of 31 seasons between 1976 and 2007, estimates of flu-associated deaths in the United States range from a low of about 3,000 to a high of about 49,000 people.”These are the people that most likely did not receive a flu shot.Flu season in the U.S starts in October and ends…

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    Alvin Lucier

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    This next section will present real-life application of some of the previously mentioned measurements and sonification techniques to present a performance in which brain activity is part of the piece. Though with some, their focus may have not been on expressing real-time emotional states, their experimentation with the medium provides some insight into the challenges of adopting these technologies. Alvin Lucier’s “Music for Solo Performer.” This piece has been regarded as the first of its…

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    Introduction Motivation can be defined as any reason or incentive for a person to act or behave in a particular manner. This essay will examine two theories of motivation and then explain how these theories may be applied by managers in the setting of a business organisation in order to motivate their employees more effectively. The theories examined by this essay will be; Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Locke and Latham’s Goal Setting Theory Each will be examined firstly and then shown how it…

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