1982

Levittown to be boring and often expressed their frustration through vandalism. Gans (1982) says, “Although most adolescents have no trouble in their student role, many are bored after school and some are angry…” (p, 206) Adolescents complain about the lack of recreational facilities in Levittown and if they were, transportation was expensive and it’ll take them time to get to them. Grammatically unclear. Gans (1982) points out the opinion of a 12th grader saying, “Either you have to pay a lot…

that the $100,000 certificate of deposit should not be included as a liability. The Owens argued that the Tax Court did not apply the step transaction doctrine to treat post-transfer documents prepared in June or July 1982 to the December 1981 transfer. The Tax Court found that the 1982 agreements were no part of a single, integrated scheme relating back to the December 1981 equipment transfer. THE LESSINGER CASE Lessinger v. Commissioner, 85 TC 824, Code Sec 351 Case Facts: The Lessingers…

some cases these jokes do not directly target the individuals in a group; rather, they target specific characteristics ascribed to those groups, including their divergence from or violation of the mainstream beliefs of the dominant society. Davies (1982) explains how the groups at extreme ends such as 'stupid' and 'crafty-stingy' are both targets of jokes in industrial societies. In England, these jokes are made about Irish and Scottish people as the groups at two extremes: Did you hear about…

the learning process (Bigge, 1982). However, by understanding the basic nature of the process and learning the way to manage it, they are able to solve numerous practical problems of the control of learning for their own needs (Hilgard and Bower, 1966). In order to effectively utilise and enhance their ability to use both themselves and their environments in a more productive way, the curiosity to learn has impelled human to learn how to learn (Bigge, 1982). Bigge (1982) describes learning…

Clouds are a standout amongst the most captivating sights to find in the sky. A cloud is a dense type of environmental moisture comprising of little water droplets or minor ice crystals. Clouds represent a crucial stride in the water cycle (Langmuir, I. 2000). This incorporates the vanishing of moisture from the surface of the earth, the conveying of the moisture into more elevated amounts of the climate, the buildup of water vapor into cloud masses, and the arrival of water to the surface as…

that returns as the lights in the theatre rise and we are brought back into real life. The question to be asked however, is why do we see films that evoke such emotions. In other words, what purpose do these films serve in our lives. Stephen King (1982) in his essay, Why We Crave Horror Movies expresses that we put ourselves through the heart pumping fear stirring scenes of horror movies for fun. The fun King is referring to is not the kind to relieve your typical Sunday afternoon boredom but…

individual artist, it is an embedded process that involves many actors for it to exist (Howard, 1982, p. 35). In terms of the relationship between the art world, culture and tourism, they also rely on each other to thrive. There is no distinct line or boundary between the art world and the rest of society. Instead, the art world often enhances culture and can create vibrant tourism locations (Howard, 1982, p. 36). Using Hobart as an example, of how art has increased tourism through festivals…

personal essay: “This was the universe about which we have read so much and never before felt: the universe as a clockwork of loose spheres flung at stupefying, unauthorized speeds.” The essay, which first appeared in Antaeus in 1982 was collected in Teaching a Stone to Talk (1982),…

on their porches to appease the supernatural. As the centuries carried on people started dressing up as the supernatural (ghosts, witches, fairies, etc.), performing tricks in exchange for food and drinks, this practice is called mummering (Santino, 1982). Europe, in the 1950s, children would go around their neighbourhoods with an engraved face out turnips, singing a song (Hop tu naa) while knocking on doors hoping they would be given money (Sandle, 2015).…

In 1982, the START negotiations between the United States, and the Soviet Union began to falter. President Ronald Reagan unveiled his vision for a Strategic Defense Initiative(SDI) that quickly became a popular topic worldwide. SDI was proposed by President Reagan on March 23rd, 1983, in a speech to the nation. He claimed that the government would begin to work towards a ballistic missile defense, to protect the country against Soviet attacks or otherwise.(Dewolf) This immediately polarized the…