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In the learning module, is states that consumers in some instances have stereotyped products and brands based on their country. In a way I think statement is very accurate, because some consumers based there decision on where a product has being made in. On the other hand, for some consumers it does not really matter what country the product is being made in there going to purchase the product anyways. Honestly, I can say for myself everything I purchase I always try to pay attention to where…

A protective sweep is a limited search of a structure for people who may be a threat to law enforcement officers after they arrest a subject or subjects. The legal reasoning behind a protective sweep is “to allow officers to ensure their own safety, and that of those on the scene, by searching in the vicinity of the arrest” (Nolo, 2017). Protective sweeps were ruled in favor of law enforcement in the Supreme Court case of Maryland v. Buie. In this case, arrest warrants were issued for Buie and…

Poverty is when you do not have enough money to fulfil your basic needs, like food, shelter and clothing. According to my research many people around the world are facing poverty today. This is because a lot of them are either unemployed, in low paid jobs and doesn’t have the qualification to get a better paid job. Poverty has a detrimental effect on people's value of life, the occasions open to them and their capability to contribute abundantly in humanity. The progression of poverty can be…

Around winter time last year I came across the “Sacred Heart Church” and within their community was a building that had a very well organized organization that aids immigrants that wanted a better life. As soon as I realized what the cause was I jumped right in and assisted with what I could The process of helping was sponsoring a family by getting them an entirely new wardrobe from head to toe while they eat a hot meal, then they shower and change. While they are waiting for the bus to come to…

acceptance. Yes, acceptance of others, but also acceptance of myself. Going from middle school to high school was a crazy time and learning to accept myself was amazing. Once I learned to accept myself and my sexuality I flourished. When I came out of the closet I was scared, but relieved; I had finally accepted myself for who I am. This acceptance I was taught lead me to make the contributions I have. This year I am the President of the Gay Straight Alliance. I have been a part of it since the…

It's funny how more than half of my bigoted so-called friends and some of my ex coworkers of mine have finally come out the closet. I remember the good old days when it was "Hi and Whats up". In light of of the elections we've talked politics, it was fun to agree to disagree( congrats to you guys, win some lose some, that's what makes this country great, the ability to make a choice)...moving on, I seen this phrase lately...if you don't like it get out "my country" or if you don't speak the…

“I think I can; I think I can; I think I can.” She had me say it over and over until I knew that I couldn’t. Mommie Dearest, she was sometimes, because as she always said to me, “sometimes she was good, and sometimes she was bad and sometimes she was just very very very horrid.” That was the little girl with a curl right in the middle of her forehead… Me, that was me. So my life could be about early childhood neglect, abuse or whatever the…

teacher who described the processes and procedures SCHS uses to ensure this. IEP records are not shared with anyone who is not directly in contact with these students. They stay locked in a closet and the EC teachers, principals, and guidance counselors are the only ones who have access to these outside of that closet. All teachers receive a full copy of the IEP with goals and modifications. Unfortunately many only look at the modifications. Communication: Communication will always be a…

By: Christina Vo Saving a life is impressive especially with our country’s first president, Lydia Darragh was the one to save George Washington from the life threatening sneak attack. If it was not for Lydia’s courage, she would not have saved George from this death, along with hundreds of his soldiers. If you’d like to hear more, then you should continue reading this passage. Lydia Darragh lived a pretty average life before the Revolutionary War. Lydia was born in Dublin Ireland in 1729. At…

Have you ever looked under your bed at night? One cold, gloomy fall night, the windows had fog on them and I could smell the hot chocolate mom was makimg downstairs. I wasn't feeling too good at dinner time so I had called it an early night. As I was drifting off to sleep, something went bump and I felt my bed shake. Silly me just thought I had fallen into a dream but it happened again. This time I was jolted from my bed. I landed in the floor. I was on my belly, my hands started to tremble as I…