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    headed west on I-69 towards Davison. Shifting quickly to sixth gear, I could hear the high pitched whine of the turbo. Reaching a comfortable speed of 73 mph, I set my cruise. Traveling in the right lane, I glimpsed my mirror to see a beat up Toyota Civic approaching from the distance. Steadily gaining in the left lane, I assumed he was passing. Personally I boil with rage when a driver passes me or does something arrogant. For some reason, I didn’t move a muscle when the middle-aged man…

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    Achievements). This organization highlighted the importance of building positive relationships with all members of our diverse community, including LGBTQ, those of color, and other minorities. I was also a proud member of the Interact Club, another civic-minded club, which had a broad focus of both environmental and social concerns. Some of the projects included spearheading a river clean-up project on the Wissahickon Creek, raising donations for Hurricane Sandy victims in the area, collecting…

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    home. Away from their parents, they have no established voters to emulate and little connection to their new communities”(The Economist). Also, the writer states that “ Sixteen-year-olds, by contrast, can easily be added to it and introduced to civic life at home and school. They can pick up the voting habit by accompanying their parents to polling stations” (The Economist). Basically this author is saying that by the time teenages finally get the right to vote, they also have to focus on…

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    This paper aims to understood the character of open land and/or water body & its importance in Urban areas. An urban area is characterized by high human population density and vast human-built features. Thus rises the need of relief spaces in the dense urban matrix. They can be any kind of open spaces or water body, green belts-manmade or natural. Urban Morphology of cities show the gradual decrease and decease of open spaces with the process of urbanization. Open spaces are mandatory for the…

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    Diversity In College

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    different cultural backgrounds. According to Nicholas A. Bowman the author of” Promoting Participation in a Diverse Democracy: A Meta-Analysis of College Diversity Experiences and Civic Engagement” stated” In recent years, American colleges and universities have seen greater diversity among their undergraduate students and greater civic interest and action among these students.” (Bowman 29). Basically, what Bowman is saying how diversity is helping students to learn more about cultures and…

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    “There are only two types of speakers in the world. 1. The nervous and 2. Liars.”. These words, spoken by the great author Mark Twain, have developed an incredible amount of meaning to me over the past several months. Since I have started COM 110, I have developed as a speaker, student, and citizen more than I ever could’ve predicted.. As I stated in my CIP paper, I entered this class with three major goals. I aimed to become more prepared for graduate school and job interviews, improve my…

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    Silent Generation Marriage

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    observation. Unlike the GI Generation, instead of placing a focus on duty, more emphasis was placed on art and theories, thus leading to a new awakening in the ideologies and beliefs to flood society’s perceptions. While the Silent Generation accepted the civic life and conventional culture of the GI’s, they began to reveal the strengths and weaknesses of the homogenic society. There was the understanding marriage was the “invisible handshake, and climbing the career ladder seemed to guarantee…

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    Long Beach Speech Analysis

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    to the public. The $68 million investment for the Pike in Downtown Long Beach has revamped its store with retailers such as H&M, Nike, and the expansion of Restoration Hardware and are generating revenue back into the city’s welfare. Also, the new Civic Center includes a modernized library, a seismically sound city hall, an expansion of Lincoln Park, and the Long Beach Port…

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    Curfew Research Paper

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    Introduction I chose to take part in a town council meeting pertaining to Virginia’s curfew. This is a town council meeting that addresses the concerns of juvenile crime a motion originated by the Civic League Leaders to help the police stop juvenile crimes that have been occurring in the state of Virginia by juvenile’s mainly at night time hours. The city council is voting on a proposal to expand it’s curfew to include 17 year olds. Of course the teenagers aren’t going to like this but it’s for…

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    If these entities have enough pull, they will affect their target corporations. The intensity of all the entities, private, civic, national, or international, is increasing. A corporation not only has a duty to define and adapt to the finding of its CSR, but can be under legal obligation to do so. Even more interesting in the article is where Sahlin (2006) speaks to what is…

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