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    have no idea how gruesome they are actually treated. Here are some statistics to think about. 96% of circus animals spend their life behind bars. 98% of marine animals die in the process of being moved into a tank. And last but not least, are the greyhounds. Once they begin their racing careers they are kept in cages for 20 hours at a time with only enough room to barely turn around. If these dogs are incapable or racing, which occurs often due to their poor living conditions, they are usually…

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    Ethical Dilemma In Sports

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    while, and I go to the football games at her school, she was in band. But what I started noticing was the team never seemed to win, and I leaned that one reason was most would go out smoking weed before the game. Most of the main players in Dixies Greyhounds team hung around each other, and also smoked together which impacted the whole team. Also most of the band would meet up and hang out with the football team and smoke, mostly weed but also there where some who used mushrooms. This could…

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    A brief overview of the issue The notion of Animal Welfare is one that has been the subject of constant deliberation throughout both the 20th and 21st centuries, and continues to be of relevance in contemporary Australian society. This growing awareness of animal welfare has permeated throughout public opinion, which is slowly shifting to respect the inherent rights of animals. As a result, there is a greater call for commercial industries and government practises to change in accordance. Not…

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    Mega Bus Case Study

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    For any business entering a new market, it is easy to avoid doing things that other companies have done to land them into problems. For example, Mega bus has been able to analyze the events that led to companies like greyhound that led to their bankruptcy in the mid 90’s. Greyhound suffered from poorly maintained terminals, high bus fares and unsafe operations conditions. Mega bus has been able to tackle these challenges in the following ways; Some of their fares are…

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    Shift In Macbeth

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    player over the weak-minded Macbeth. However, when Macbeth converses with the murders, he insults, teases, and threatens them into submission, introducing a side of macbeth that has not before been present. Referring to the murders “as hounds, and greyhounds, mongrels, curs, shoughs, water-rugs, and demi-wolves”, Macbeth makes the murderers out as…

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    law. It is a typical canine who eats river rats, rabbits and rodents. Their size is somewhere between that of a gray wolf and a coyote. Adults measure between 136 – 160 cm in length and weighs between 23 – 39kg. It has also been compared to the greyhound for its long and slender limbs. It is a reddish, tawny colour with big ears and small skull. Studies in 2016 concluded that the red wolf is a hybrid formed between the gray wolf and the coyote. Their mating season is in January – February, with…

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    In Green Angel by Alice Hoffman, the main character, Green, loses her family in a catastrophic fire in the city. She must learn to live on her own while she is struggling to overcome the almost unbearable loss. It is her patience and her love for her newly formed “family” that enables her to move on with her life and see the world again. At the beginning, Green sees herself as “a dark, moody weed” and “nothing special,” but also recognizes her family as “blessed” because of their farm and…

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    This ride was first started by the CORE director James Farmer and 13 other riders. Jim Zwerg, one of the first freedom riders, also a white man was beaten before even getting off the buses. The riders left from the nations capital on greyhound buses and was to travel in the south over eight states some including Alabama, North Carolina and Georgia. The trip ended in New Orleans, Louisiana where a rally was planned to take place. The Freedom Riders courage to take a stand against the unfair…

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    Dave Egger's Zeitoun

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    American writer, Dave Eggers, in his nonfiction book, “Zeitoun,” delineates the treatment and the circumstances a Syrian man named Abdulrahman Zeitoun goes through during Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, in the year 2005. Egger’s purpose is to spread awareness on how Islamophobia affected the way one with a racial background was treated than one who did not. Egger covey’s this idea through Zeitoun by telling the readers about how Zeitoun was captured standing in his own home. He adopts an…

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    During being processed in Greyhound, Zeitoun realized that there wasn’t anyone on his side, “Most municipal systems were not functioning… The police and soldiers in the room were too worked up…” (Eggers 215). The only people in the Greyhound other than captives were sadistic police who were keeping an eye out for Zeitoun, Nasser, and Todd since they were considered “members of the al-Qaeda”…

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