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    tournament by competing in a local district tournament in Wyoming. Before attending the district tournament, my coach made it seem like it was the paramount of all tournaments. In the weeks leading up to it, we had practiced every day after school, spending nearly four to five hours per day doing…

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    The debate about whether or not American public schools should institute uniforms, has been going on for many years now. Supporters of school uniforms state that the wearing of uniforms would bring positive disciplinary aspects, normally ascribed to private schools, to public schools. Although this may be correct, I have to disagree with this group and support those who believe that school uniforms go against our constitutional rights and other reasons why students should not be required to wear…

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    “There are also rumors of school officials coaching students on how to fill out there forms( Reese. 1998)”(Clarke 2007), these forms being surveys on the teaching quality of the school. This citation, rather than being a claim supporting Clarke’s article, serves more like a mood-setter that leads her readers into a state where its easier for the her to convey his ideas. On the matter of these influences ' affects on students, Meredith, Ehrenberg and Clarke all agree that they are mostly…

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    Brinnnng! Brinnnng!. For many public school students, the sounding of the lunch bell signifies a delightful break from perceived mundaneness. A time to relax, kick back, crack some jokes, and if one’s lucky, steal a kiss before replacing the energy expend on the mornings arithmetics with a healthy lunch packed by a parent, or sold at the school’s cafeteria. For other students, hidden amongst this calamity, the ringing of the lunch bell resonates bittersweet, sounding their provided daily…

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    1.Strategic publics are any groups or individual who has the willingness and ability to influence an organization. They are identified by the role that they play in an organization. Whether it be employee or consumer. In order to determine which ones to engage the situation at hand must be analyzed and only those who can be affected in any way need to be informed. It is essential to interact with strategic publics because their role in the organization can make or break the company. They often…

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    media portrays nursing in a negative manner and the public fails to regard what the job of nurses are in the real world. The media has portrayed the image of nursing in a negative way, a current example of this is the Dr. Pepper commercial that aired in 2009 worldwide (Canada Dry Mott’s Inc). The nurse was working in a school and was portrayed as an incompetent, clumsy, and uneducated elderly women. The conversation the nurse had with a school boy was inappropriate and displayed nurses in a…

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    religious affairs before an upcoming graduation ceremony. Thus, his acts to stop the forthcoming religious practice that would have occurred during the ceremony took place, and the religious prayer was cancelled. Therefore, the aftermath of the high school student opposition did not cease with only the religious intervention. The complaint that was reported by the student, was also followed by an individual leaking his name as the one behind the complaint. As result, Damon Fowler has been…

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    answers and considered them all. Eventually, I released that the reason I 'm in college is to learn the skills that the career has. After looking through the list of majors one last time I decided to major in Communication with a concentration in Public Relations. I might not have the all skills that people think of when they…

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    open and flowing between themselves and various publics. Summary of communication activities Firstly, NZTA had to identify key publics and inform them of the project. Residents and landowners within the vicinity were seen as integral to the project as their homes could be affected. On the day of the announcement of the project, these publics were contacted directly through door-knocking and personally delivered letters. As well as this, the wider public in the surrounding area were distributed…

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    What is the public relations issue (opportunity or problem) that the case is based upon? The main opportunity available in this case is to extend the tourism of Salem beyond the Halloween month of October to make it a yearly attractive destination to increase sales and revenue. The problem at hand is that Salem is just historically known for the city of witchcraft and they want this perception in people to change. What background(secondary) research was conducted in the case (if any)? What…

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