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    Salem Witch Trial

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    judge believing her innocence, Bishop was found guilty (Schanzer 55-85). On June 10th, Bridget Bishop was the first to hang for witchcraft (History.com). The first execution of the Salem Witch Trials helped to open the eyes of several people. Cotton Mather, a Boston minister, wrote that spectral evidence should not be used by itself in court. He believed in the Invisible World, but he also thought that the only evidence used against accused witches in court should be evidence people could…

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    The demographics of the United States have continued to change over the last ten years. During the next two decades, the aging population stands to significantly increase as the baby boom population transitions into the senior population. In 2011, the first of the baby boomers began entering the age of 65. The last of the baby boomers will turn 65 in 2030. In 2012, those 65 and older made up 13.7% of the total population. The US population is beginning to see a significant growth in the…

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    College retention is a major issue for students, universities and society in general. The problem has existed for years and is still a topic for many to research and understand. It is in the best interest of all three parties to reduce the dropout rate. Factors to be dissected are lack of money, being academically unprepared, and the metamorphic life changes encountered by freshman which are stressful. For those unable to obtain academic or athletic scholarships, government funding such as…

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    Early colonists in North America were dumbfounded when they learned that many women in the colonies were doubling as a human, and a witch. During the early years of what is modern-day America, hundreds of women were accused of practicing witchcraft. Many men would accuse females who exhibited abnormal behavior, or family patterns during that time. Husbands, kids, or other family members of accused witches could also be convicted of practicing witchcraft by having any kind of association with the…

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    Pet Owners Relationship

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    This paper examines the relationship between pet owners and the physical/mental health of an individual and compares it to past relevant literature. 10 participants were selected using a convenient sample in a psychology class at Northern Virginia Community College. The 10 individuals completed an 8 question survey that asked questions about owning a pet(s) and the state of their mental and physical health. The findings showed a positive relationship between interactions with a pet and levels…

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    Salem Witch Hunt Essay

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    Witch hunts were practiced throughout history from Europe to the New World, one of the most famous occurred during 1692. The settlement of Salem Village, Massachusetts, was in hysteria. Fear of the devil and witches overran the population. This was due to the pressures that were put on this Puritan community after the war between the British and French over the colonies in 1689. Also pressures from disease, and fears of attacks from the neighboring rival town of Salem Village, as well as attacks…

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    Violent crime was led by a 19.2% jump in aggravated assaults and a 16.8% increase in robberies” (Poston and Mather 1). These statistics alone should send a red flag to the government, as previous attempts to have a bigger police presence have failed. If the potential for severe punishment does not work to dissuade individuals, then it is obvious…

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    company with a constant stock market growth, the master of our destiny. Suddenly, we were raided.” By Herminia Ibarra and Nicole Sackley, “Charlotte Beers at Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide”, 2011 HBS The mass client exodus from O&M began as early as 1989 when WPP Group Plc, a leading marketing services company, acquired Ogilvy & Mather and merged with previously acquired J. Walter Thompson. From the very beginning of this new partnership, conflict emerged. CEO Kenneth Roman was originally opposed to…

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    Case Study: Vodafone Zoozoo

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    they had a great challenge to promote their company. Ogilvy & Mather (O&M), the advertising agency took over the responsibilities and they introduced the Zoozoos, characters with white egg shaped head with black dots for mouth and eyes, bodies disproportionately thin. Zoozoo’s were to attract the people towards the company in IPL season 2, which was the best occasion they could get in India which is a cricket crazy country. Ogilvy & Mather use to do the advertisements for the hutch and as soon…

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    Reverend Increase Mather (Cotton Mather’s father) among other ministers from Boston, got together and eventually convinced Governor Phips “to stop the proceedings of the special court” and deny “the use of spectral evidence”. Without the young girls standing in front…

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