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    Ezeugo Okechukwu David Abstract Leadership is a process through which an individual influences behavior of others towards attainment of organizational goals. Leadership results in follower behavior which is very important aspect of goal-direction. Leadership theories can be classified into following categories: Trait theories: These theories identify specific trait or behavior demonstrated by leaders. If leadership is associated with specific…

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    Fred Astaire The turn of the 20th century represented the beginning of a new era that beared a critical influence on the way we entertain. The American culture went through a drastic metamorphosis by pushing conventional ideals to the limit. The style of jazz music emerged, inspiring newer styles of dance including tap dancing. A pivotal moment in the dawning of the age of jazz certainly can be traced to the sheer effervescence and charisma captured in the way Fred Astaire danced in the style…

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    Make America Great Again

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    ‘Make America great again’ was the slogan he so fondly expressed time and time again during his run for presidency. Donald Trump the businessman come politician was a man driven by power and wealth. Born during the summer of 1946 in the finance capital of the world, New York City, Trump was the second youngest of five children to parents Mary and Frederick Trump. Following in the footsteps of his father, who started out in construction work prior to becoming a real estate millionaire, Trump…

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    In the article USA Today we have one author's opinion and interpretation of Donald Trump’s inaugural speech last Friday. The article claims that this was Donald Trump’s first time to address the voters who did not vote for him, which is at the up most correct. However, the outlook of the speech might not have been as bad as some are lead to believe unless you witnessed first hand on the television and made your own educated interpretation and assumption. Dictating on how someone, especially the…

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    Two toddlers, that is what the modern democracy system in America can be easily compared to, one republican and the other democrat- both with drastically different ideals. Both of these toddlers can be categorized as their own forms of demagogues in one-way or another. The ways the two demagogues argue is alarmingly similar to children: One holds the claim that they are inherently better, thus coming to the conclusion that they can do no bad while bad is all their opponents can do. Patricia…

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    The most recent election has shown how 24/7 news coverage can affect our political elections. News articles and coverage on the election have dominated the American media for the last 12 months with headlines supporting and slamming candidates on both sides of the political spectrum. The New Yorker published a piece by staff writer Elizabeth Kolbert titled “How Can Americans Trust Donald Trump” on November 3rd, a few days before the general election. The New Yorker is known for it’s left leaning…

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    The Laramie Project, written by Moises Kaufman and the members of the Tectonic Theater Project, offers a commentary on homosexuality and living as a minority in the United States. As a gay man, Matthew Shepard represents a small minority in the overwhelmingly conservative town of Laramie, Wyoming. In Laramie, the population is largely straight and 89.39% Caucasian. These demographics represent one of the most reserved political views of rural republicanism. Rural republicans are largely…

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    Leadership Practice So to begin, the verb ‘to lead’ comes from the old English word leden or loedan, which meant ‘to make go’, ‘to guide’ or ‘to show the way’. Bass (1981) remarked that “Although the Oxford English Dictionary notes the appearance of the word ‘leader’ in the English language as early as the year 1300, the word “leadership” did not appear until the first half of the nineteenth century in writings about political influence and control of the British Parliament”, but these days…

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    Donald Trump was married three times to Ivana Zelnickova Winklmayr, Marla Maples, and Melania Knauss. His father, Fred Trump, was the founder of Elizabeth Trump & Son, focuses on real estate for the middle class in Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn. When Donald Trump was a child, he had discipline issues that made his father, Fred Trump, send him to New York Military Academy at the age of 13. In 1964, he went to Fordham University for two years and transferred to Wharton…

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    The Life and Legacy of Donald Trump Introduction I will be investigated his life and what he did and what he did as a youngster and senior citizen running for the presidency of the united states I will be paying attention to his relationship he had with family and his close friends. My first stop will be look at his home life in the early years. Then look at his formative years as an adult and success businessman. Finally I will conclude Donald trump in his current situation. Once I…

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