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    “People talk about the middle of the road as though it were unacceptable. Actually, all human problems, excepting morals, come into the gray areas. Things are not all black and white. There have to be compromises. The middle of the road is all of the usable surface. The extremes, right and left, are in the gutters.” -Dwight D. Eisenhower. This quote by former President Eisenhower, shows that the value of compromises is evident, but sometimes, compromising is not always the best course of action.…

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    based on the population of the state (Greenberg, 38). The New Jersey Plan was proposed by smaller states to build a strong government with more power than the article based on the equal representation in national legislature (Greenberg, 38). The Connecticut Compromise was than created at the Constitutional Convention where lower and upper house of legislature was determined from population and equal representation (Greenberg,…

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    Constitution protects their rights. Our flagship document, the Constitution, was created purposefully to protect the rights of citizens. Griswold and Buxton were also residents of Connecticut, as that is where they lived, advocated, practiced, and eventually, chose to break their state law. Griswold and Buxton’s case “Griswold v. Connecticut,” arrived on the bench of the United States Supreme Court. Unfortunately, Griswold’s ‘success’ undermines the statements made in the Constitution to which…

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    In the Cantwell v. Connecticut case, Newton Cantwell and his two sons, Jesse and Russell, were convicted of two crimes that breached the Connecticut state law. The Cantwells were members of the Jehovah’s witnesses and claimed to be ordained ministers, due to their religious practices they believed that it was their duty to carry their messages to others. In order to spread their message, they carried along religious materials such as pamphlets, records, books, and also had a record player that…

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    I am 30 years old and I have spent almost half of my life NOT living with my family. You see, I was born in New Haven, Connecticut and subsequently “raised” in Wallingford and North Haven, Connecticut. I love my family and I loved my childhood. I loved so many parts of Connecticut that it is hard to recount them all. But I ran away from them and that place as fast as my legs could carry me and, for the most part, with hardly a backwards glance. Now don’t get me wrong. I grew up in a…

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    Griswold v Connecticut (No. 496), 381 U.S. 479 B) Explain which court decided this case. The Supreme Court of the United States decided this case. C) How did the case get to the court? Discuss the procedural history of the case. The appellants went to trial in the Circuit Court for the sixth circuit in New Haven and were found guilty; they then went forward to appeal the decision. The Appellate Division of the Circuit court affirmed the decision and so did the Supreme Court of Errors of…

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    Emily Morua Edwardo Pedregon English 4 April 20, 2016 Morua i Final Draft Basketball was invented by a physical education instructor named Dr. James Naismith in the early 1890s. He was challenged to come up with a new game that was able to be played indoors due to the cold weather. Back in the days before the actual basketball was invented, they would play with a soccer ball. The basket didn’t have a hole on the bottom of the rim just yet. So what they had to do was, climb up to the top of…

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    Luna Smith sat down on her black leather couch with a cup of raspberry ice tea in hand. She turned to her right and picked up the TV remote from a glass side table. She then pushed the on button to turn on the flat screen TV after a long day at the courthouse of Virginia as a lawyer. She then pushed the rubber keys five and seven to turn on the CW since it was 8:55 (which is a channel made by the CBS and Warner Bros) to watch the new episode of Supernatural. (Supernatural is a show where two…

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    Newton! Newton is one of the most beautiful and calmest towns that I have ever lived in. It has the best restaurants and doughnuts! The town is also well taken care of and has great school districts along with many wonderful sports that start in middle school and are offered to the students. You don't see many run down buildings and all of the houses are nice and well taken care of. There are many wonderful reasons why you should move to Newton. First of all Newton is known for the the…

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    universal want. At the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) the educators have worked to gain expertise in a competitive industry to find work at an institution their will welcome novel insights and is willing to act on them. I argue that CHS’s willingness to take risks on behalf of their employees’ innovation creates a leadership culture that could be successfully translated into schools struggling to negotiate the transition into twenty first century teacher leadership. As the Connecticut…

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