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    Anonymous Crime Stoppers

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    a non-profit organization led by citizens against crime. CSUSA acquires data from anonymous persons providing information about crimes. Crime Stoppers receive their information through anonymous Crime Stoppers tips, by either secure tip lines or secured web connection protected by professional program coordinator. To ensure anonymity each caller is given a code number. If the information acquired from the anonymous person leads to an arrest, then the person can receive a cash reward of up to…

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    to relate Mary’s struggles with alcohol abuse to the topics brought forward in class and through our readings. Specifically, Mary’s developments of alcohol abuse and its effect on her loved ones, and her eventual transformation through Alcoholics Anonymous and spirituality. The book starts with Mary trying to get an education for herself…

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    Alcoholics Anonymous is recovery group for those suffering with an alcohol addiction. Its program is mainly focused on abstaining from alcohol and achieving sobriety, but also puts emphasis on spirituality and comradery with other members as a form of a family and accountability partners. I attended an AA meeting on Friday, September 9th, and here’s what I saw and learned. The meeting I chose to go to was in my local church at eight pm. I took my dad with me because he had been to a few with…

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    Sobriety to alcoholics or addicts in particular can be one of the hardest goals to accomplish. On July 3rd, 2016, I stepped into my close friends’ first AA meeting. Alcohol and Narcotics Anonymous meetings are for any addict who wants to recover from the disease of addiction. My close friend was suffering from the addiction of alcohol and marijuana. To help him, I went to the meeting with him to make him feel comfortable. People turn to AA/NA meetings to fulfill their wishes of sobriety, and to…

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    When one thinks of an alcoholics anonymous group or any other delinquent sounding organization one might construe the typical junkie persona along with all of the negative connotations that accompany it. For the instance of "The Paragraph Group" at the 13th street clubhouse this is not the case. From young to old and from all walks of life alcoholism had seemed to have plagued more than just this junkie ideology. The meeting in particular that I observed opened with a prayer of serenity. The 12…

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    instead of someone else’s drinking problem. Anyone can attend and there is no cost associated with attendance and there are meetings held locally and internationally. The setting is informal and anonymous, so individuals can feel comfortable and safe in sharing their stories. Like Alcoholics Anonymous, one of the disadvantages of Al-Anon is the reference to spirituality and religion. This may prevent some individuals from even considering this type of support group even though Al-Anon…

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    The Anonymous Years (Enters Orestes into the main living area) The Chorus Orestes, we have brought news from Argos. Your mother has betrayed your father and his kingdom. Your father has endured a gruesome death. The Kingdom of Argos is now laying at rest alongside your father. We no longer have a reason to thrive. Unless, the justice that your mother deserves is carried out upon her and her lover, Aegisthus. Orestes The news from Argos, but how could this be? My mother has murdered my father.…

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    Harold Hughes By: Kaela Feltz Harold Hughes was a man of many things; a soldier, Governor, Senator and Christian. Although he had many strengths, he had one surpassing weakness. He was an alcoholic. However, he was one who decided to not let his weakness define him and fight against alcoholism. If he had not done this, he would not have been able to create help for people who have the same problem he did or minister to those needing the gospel. He is proof that even though it seems too late…

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    Anonymous Survey Analysis

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    What is more, clients can tell if your staff is not trained well, or their attitudes are constituted poorly, and this philosophy includes you. So shouldn't it be an obligation that others can judge you on? How about the staff members doing an anonymous survey about your…

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    AA Meeting Reflection

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    I had the opportunity of being able to attend and observe The Serenity Seekers, an open Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) twelve step meeting. Upon arrival, I received a warm welcome by many different group members. They introduced themselves to me and one of the members even brought me pamphlets that provided me with information regarding what their A.A. program entailed. At first, I was apprehensive about going to an A.A. meeting; however, the members were all accepting of my presence, which made me…

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