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    Community: Warren Township Teen Center: (Gurnee, IL) (Park City, IL) I was involved in a youth services program at Warren Township Youth and Family Services who sponsors the Friday Night Alternative for middle school students in Warren Township (grades 6th - 8th). Friday Night Alternative is a safe environment that includes, basketball, dancing, special event activities and pizza/beverages that are supplied by the members of the Park City Teen Center. I volunteered to be a chaperone for the…

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    for your majors, in an example: UCLA , USC , SDSU , etc. Well, a job of your dreams is more for broadening your horizon and having a closer connection with your fellow students and professors. In example ; Mount Saint Mary 's University . Loyola Mount University , etc. A Liberal Arts Educations prepares a student more than a Career Oriented educations by; broadening their horizon, teaching more than just "practical skills," preparing you for life and not just a career. Not only does…

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    A sound strategy is a significant factor that determine a company’s success. However, it is not the only one. Managerial leadership and luck are also other substantial factors. Good luck is a product of a well-formulated strategy. Therefore, a sound strategy has a great potential to yield great results even though company’s performance may be average. Contrariwise, if the strategy is not appropriate to the firm, even good leadership can barely keep it on its feet Strategy is important for…

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    big fish was approaching in the lower left corner as well. The ship, slaves, and fish were painted in somewhat detail, yet the sky and water was painted in a nebulous fashion. The sky was white, the horizon was red, and the water as black. The white depicted the purity of their homeland, the red horizon represented pain and suffering, and the black water represented death. The combination of these attributes put together bring the painting to a whole ride the viewer can go on. This dark feeling…

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    The idea of sustainability to business has become an increasingly common term for corporates as this pro-active method guarantees business long term-term viability and integrity, it can be defined as the quality of not being harmful to the ecosystem so we can support long-term ecological equilibrium. In the world of business, it also refers to the triple bottom line: ‘people, profit and planet’ (John Elkington, 1994) Presently, global warming is reaching an astounding record high that actions…

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    Each case of professional behavior at odds with ethics leads us to ask questions about the professional behavior and decision making of a person that led him to make such conduct. In professional practice, regardless of specialty or context, some questions are much easier than others to answer. What exactly is ethics and how it helps the professional to answer these questions? What is morality and value dimension? What principles and values should guide all professionals to run every course of…

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    the spill are still seen along the coasts of the Gulf of Mexico. If ethical issues of the BP oil company were handled correctly and responsibly it is very likely the spill would never have occurred. The BP oil spill originated from the Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The rig was owned and operated by a drilling company known as Transocean, which was…

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    contrast along the horizon to show the clear separation of the sky and water. His choice of these complementary colors also reflect the use of these colors in nature as water and sky is typically depicted to be blue and the sun and shore are usually warm toned colors such as orange or yellow. He also uses different values of color as seen with the gradients in the river, sky, sun and shoreline. The river has the main color of blue as the water closest to the shore and horizon line is…

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    Zora Hurston’s novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, is the story of an African American woman named Janie who lives in the early 1900s, about forty to fifty years after the abolishment of slavery. Because she is the product of rape, her mother took to drinking and abandoned her, forcing her grandmother to raise her. Throughout the novel, Janie battles with the concepts of love and self-worth, often hindered by her grandmother or the community in which she lives. Through the lenses of Janie’s…

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    “The Hunger Games” and “The Walking Dead” to “Tomorrowland” and “The Giver,” the theme has created an undying interest in audiences of all ages. Offering University of Louisville Honors students a Utopian/Dystopian Fiction course would broaden the horizons of students by strengthening their critical thinking abilities of imaginative thought, alternative perspective, and purposeful problem solving. Studying utopian and dystopian style literature…

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