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    Similar to many historical buildings in Europe and around the world, building facades are of special interest in Historic Jeddah, as the details of windows, balconies, stonework and ornaments give each historic building its individual character (Böhm et al., 2007). Indeed, the historic district of Jedda has a long history that goes back to since 3000 years ago. This historic destorct includes several heritage buildings “around 600”. These heritage monument have been constructed since 350 years…

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    School Uniforms The battle still rages over the certainty of whether a student is fully obliged to wear their school uniforms or whether each should be allowed to dress as one desire. The protagonists over this ideology argue that school uniforms help in improving the student’s performance through the reinforcement of their esteem and pride towards their school. A question put forth to counter this is why do we still have cases of dismal performances in the same schools? If the school aims at…

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    Samuel morse changed that as his invention was able to send a message within 10 minutes. Morse had changed the world. He spent all of his time creating and fixing the code and improving the wires(Alter 25).…

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    uniform reminds students of their rules in school and therefore they behave better (1). Another really important point is that you can flag students outside of school when they try to ditch a class or to identify outsiders coming into the school building, Spanner confirms. Spanner also says that administrators and teachers are able to spot intruders…

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    We live in a world where society has been convinced that culture is strictly based on religion. This misconception couldn’t be farther from the truth. Culture is embedded into our daily lives. It is in the music we listen to, the clothes we wear, and even the street art that we see as we walk through downtown Memphis. A commonly overlooked form of culture is in the professional world. Corporate culture is one of the greatest factors in deciding where one wants to work. From attitude, to the way…

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    our young people will learn to evaluate themselves by what they are on the inside, instead of what they’re wearing on the outside, then our public schools should be able to require their students to wear uniforms.” School uniforms or a formal dress code policy in public schools are on the rise, as nearly half have a policy in place or have plans to start one. (NAESP). Mandatory uniform policies in public schools are found more commonly in high-poverty areas. Uniforms keep wealthy students from…

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    the colors that are required to wear to school are actually gang related colors. Uniforms are not easier to enforce than standard clothing because there are students that bring other clothes to change into when they are already inside the school building. Standard clothing would actually be better because then students would not need to change into different outfits and get in trouble for not wearing the correct attire. Adding accessories to school uniforms for student to show their…

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    The debate over school uniforms are heard from students and parents alike, and reasons for why uniforms should not be required in schools are shared by many. Every day, millions of students spend around eight hours attending America’s schools. Imagine having to wake up every morning, roll out of bed, put on the same thing you wore the day before, and head off to school. Many students are forced to wear uniforms whether they like it or not. School uniforms are a restriction that is too much!…

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    Vitaliy Greben ML581-47099 Wenger, Etienne, Richard McDermott, and William M. Snyder. 2002. Cultivating Communities of Practice: A Guide to Managing Knowledge. Boston: Harvard Business School Press. INTRODUCTION In Cultivating Communities of Practice, Etienne Wenger, Richard McDermott, and William M. Snyder write about the way of sharing and applying knowledge across the usual boundaries of organizations. They call it communities of practice, which come together around particular interests…

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    As the phenomena of social media has swept the world in the past decade, it has become an outlet for all ages. Although social media was thought to be aimed for teenagers and young adults, people of all ages have now become a part of the social movement. Social media was previously limited to a few websites such Myspace and Facebook; now, it has expanded to have hundreds of different outlets of communication, now including smartphones applications as well. Because social media has become such a…

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