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    Mission and Organizational History The mission of Fond du Lac Literacy Services is to affect community wide-change by improving literacy skills and increasing literacy awareness in Fond du Lac County. Our organization exists to teach adults the skills needed to survive and thrive in society such as reading, mathematics, writing, and learning English. Our vision is to see that everyone in Fond du Lac will have the literacy skills to help them succeed and survive in today’s world. Fond du Lac…

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    literacy can increase crime rates, and it don’t only affect the person it affect society as well. With the help of the community organization, business and the government adult literacy can get better. What is the problem with Adult Literacy. Adult illiteracy is one of the major problems in our country. It is a real handicap in the economic and social development of a democratic country. In a democracy, the success of a government depends on the degree of education the masses have, for it is…

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    admitted illiteracy, Bernhard Schlink is able to create a tense and dynamic situation which pushes the readers to think about how we approach the exploration of right and wrong and also express his own opinions on how unreliable the law system can be. The line that separates right and wrong and the line between Hanna’s exploration of her guilt and her morals are blurred so that they no longer resemble black and white issues. In The Reader, author Bernhard Schlink uses Hanna Schmitz’s illiteracy…

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    needed him. During law school, Michael sees hanna after approximately a decade and he learns that she became a baracks officer in a concentration camp and is now on trial for the many murders she has been a part of. Hanna attempts to conceal her illiteracy to protect herself from a punishment she feels is greater than death. She believes that if her inadequacies will bring pity on herself and she does not want people to pity her, she never has. Hanna left her house one day and never contacted…

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    Freedom of religion is certainly a privilege for which we all have to be thankful. Chanukah is the perfect occasion for celebrating this freedom. In the special "Al Hanissim" Prayer that we add on Chanukah to our regular daily prayers and grace after meals we recall what the wicked Hellenist Greeks tried to inflict upon our ancestors. They made an effort to force assimilation upon them by causing them to forget the Torah and to follow this by abandoning their fulfillment of the G-dly commands.…

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    concentration camp. During the trial in becomes apparent that Hanna is illiterate and can 't really read what the actual claims against her are. She doesn 't seem to want to admit her illiteracy because she is too embarrassed. Hanna is hurting herself more than she is helping herself because admitting her illiteracy would have saved her from a life sentence. As Michael stated "she couldn 't read the daughter 's book or the indictment, couldn 't see the openings that would allow her to build…

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    river valleys and numerous volcanoes, the two countries have quite a few things in common. The two countries also have some strange differences such as Costa Rica which has no standing army where as to Guatemala’s Democratic Government faces crime,illiteracy,and poverty. Both Costa Rica and Guatemala share strong spanish influences (Guatemala:Mayan and Spanish Influences). Both countries are generally great vacation places to…

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    low, then why is it not an issue better known to the general public or a rallying cry in the health field? In part, it is for the same reason that many social justice issues are not well known. The population most seriously affected by health illiteracy does not have the means, or the power, or the know-how to bring attention to the problem. Also, while some physicians, pharmacists, and web designers are attempting to improve the patient’s understanding of their own health, many others are…

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    Ever since Haiti’s independence, they have been facing political corruption. Examples are the multiple coups that have thrown leaders out, presidents who proclaimed themselves dictators, and officials who have made Haitians their minions. Currently, there is a voting crisis in the presidential election. The voter turnout is low with about 25-30% of the population that are eligible to vote. Each of the 54 presidential candidates received over 13,700 passes for poll watching. Political parties…

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    According to the definition of the World Bank in 2001, a person is considered poor if his or her income level falls below some minimum level necessary to meet basic needs. This minimum level is usually called the "poverty line" and used in each country differently taking into consideration its level of development, societal norms and values. There might be many reasons why a country such as Ethiopia is considered as one of the poorest country in the world. The main reasons are under…

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