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    sort of incentive to the students. A specific example of this is the National Honor Society’s Books for Bahamas program. For this program, students bring in a book to be given to underprivileged children in the Bahamas. In exchange for the books, the homeroom in each grade level that brings in the most books wins a special incentive like a free donut. From past experience, the Books for Bahamas program has been very successful in my school. The overall positive impact the collected books…

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    models have driven expectations and preferences within a culture. If politicians and regulations emphasize things, such as educational excellence, then the general public demands this as a necessity. I have seen this personally in my country of the Bahamas. A couple of decades ago the education system was poor and did not provide training to prepare students for college. However, a few years ago, I began to notice an increasing focus in school on testing and college preparation, due to…

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    accessible, these fiends can simply post nude photos of people to sexually exploit them. On these websites, sexually explicit texts, photos and even revenge porn are shared. A notable example of social media’s effect on rape culture took place in The Bahamas. There is a young Bahamian pop artist’s nude photos were shared via social media outlets such as WhatsApp and Twitter. The teenage artist had been naked during a Skype call with her boyfriend who took screenshots of her. Eventually, somebody…

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    Written to Luis de Sant’, detailing his very first encounters with the native people of the Bahamas the “Tainos” who he refers to as “Indians” due to his false belief he was in Asia. It also includes conclusions he had reached after interaction with the native people. This document was intended to let the king and queen know that his voyage was…

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    I was born in Compton California and my parents are of West Indian descendants who stressed the importance of education and personal achievement. I am an Entrepreneur, Writer, Motivational Speaker, Author, and Real Estate Investor and Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer, President, and Chairman of Briggs & Lay Pro, Inc. I have been in the real estate business for the past 15 years. As an American business magnet to for fill my dream and goals, I have observed the teachings of…

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    The Arawak Indians were the first Indians to meet Christopher Columbus and his crew when they arrived at the Bahama Islands. Columbus writes in his journal about how friendly and hospitable they were. This is followed by “what fine servants” they would make. Christopher Columbus ended up in the Bahamas because of an expedition he was sent on for the Spanish. At the time, Spain was hungry for gold, and Asia was thought to have a lot of it. Columbus had convinced the King and Queen that since the…

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    overcome her struggle for almost 4 years now. This tragedy all started at the age of 3 when Byrne and her mom Maggie Byrne were about to go on their vacation to the Bahamas. On their way there,Maggie noticed something was wrong. Maggie said, “I realized something was just not right.” After Byrne and Maggie got back from the Bahamas , Maggie took Byrne to multiple therapists and none of them could find anything specifically wrong with her.“I went to a lot of therapists I had like 12 or 13 maybe…

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    Who was the princess of R&B Aaliyah Dana Haughton was an American singer and actress.She was born on January 16,1979 in Brooklyn,New York,to Diane and Micheal Haughton.Aaliyah was the youngest child.She had an older brother named Rashon.Aaliyah and her family moved to Detroit,Michigan where she was raised.Aaliyah began singing as a young child and started to take voice lessons early.She attended a Catholic school named Gesu Elementary where she played a role in a stage play titled “a famous…

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    Exploration and discovery has been a part of the human race since the beginning of time. Exploration gives a thrill and new effects on the human race. Arguably, the most famous and most important discovery was the discovery of the Americas. The discovery of the Americas changed the world and the human race forever because this was the turning point from eastern hegemony to western hegemony due to all the resources, workers, and land that Europe had acquired. Most people believe that Christopher…

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    of Eight Mile Rock, there is a variety of people who are of different nationalities, which includes Haitians, Jamaicans, Bahamians, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, etc. residing within the same community. Many of these foreigners migrate to the Bahamas for asylum, which is one of the reasons why the ugly duckling ran away from his home. However, quite similarly to the story, the natives and the foreigners do not always live together in harmony. I have heard Bahamians too often hurl insulting…

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