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Ken Dunkley, Jack in the Box’s VP of quality assurance, was responsible for overseeing all food products sold at Jack in the Box. One of the elements of Dunkley’s’ job is knowing whether or not the state raises the required minimum internal temperature…

are translating the writing of students into a language that hardly resembles English. This phony and pretentious “Engfish” language has become the primary language of schools, because teachers have unknowingly been training young writers to use it. Ken Macorie, a past editor and professor at multiple universities, witnessed this writing style firsthand and was able to define the problems that are characteristic of many students’ writing. Because he realized that this was a pressing issue across…

While interviewing Ken Berry a correctional officer at London Ohio Correctional Institute I got the insight of his experience and information on being a correctional officer. We will be talking about Mr.Berry's experience as a correctional officer and opportunities, qualifications and what you might expect, and how this career may affect your lifestyle and advice. The first paragraph will tell you of Ken Berry’s experience as a correctional officer and opportunities in this field. Ken Berry…

Ken Rogoff argues that the use of cash in the economy promotes crime, illegal immigration, bride, and tax evasions. According to Rogoff, the term “reverse money laundering” is often used to describe role of the government’s treasury in the cycle of money. Much like drug dealers, the Treasury sends out a significant amount of money out into the real world where anybody can utilize it for what they desire, whether it be illegal or not. In “reverse money laundering”, the government is “taking dirty…

Ken Saro-Wiza was a Nigerian activist and author. He is most notably known for his novel, Sozaboy, which promotes his antiwar platform. In his book, we see Wiza use language in an original way while also being effective in his own way. He does this by using pidgin English to preserve and promote Nigerian culture, and by comparing the disorganization and corruption in Mene’s life to the brokenness and the disorder of the pidgin English that is spoken by the characters in the novel. In the…

“The Dust Bowl” is a documentary movie by Ken Burns. The film describes the environmental and economic disaster Midwesterners faced during the mid-1930’s. Present day interviews with survivors of the dust bowl punctuate the photographs, stories, facts, and film footage throughout the movie. The documentary gives 20th century Americans a glimpse of the hardships faced by farmers and their families and friends some 80 years ago. Dust Pneumonia During the dust bowl, the amount of dirt was so…

The one talk that interest me was orientated by Ken Robinson. The topic of the speech was “Do schools kill Creativity, which was filmed Feb 2006. To date there has been reports of 42 million plus views of this controversial topic. As a former educator of the Boys and Girls club after-school programs I often participated and facilitated co-education groups that focused around the creative education activities that sparked an interest in club members to better engaged them in their academics and…

The article chosen for the following article analysis is Ken Booth’s “Security and Emancipation”. Written in 1991, the article explores a new lens at looking at security, expanding from the traditional approach. It begins by discussing how words are extremely inclusive and constantly changing to the times, stating that past terms, such as sovereignty, superpowers, and war, and their definitions are changing and that “world politics require words which imply a more porous, inclusive, and…

changing, new technologies emerged everyday, machines do all the work, degrees now aren’t worth anything. That risen a big question: How do you prepare our children to adapt the future world?” II) Value the creativity. (Sir Ken Robinson’s talk + Why creativity now) a. Sir Ken Robinson in his speech presented his point of what we need for education “My contention is that creativity is as important in education as literacy, and we should treat it with the same status.” b. We are currently not…

Before reading The Sorrow of War, I assumed that the only reason the Vietnam War was so rejected was because in America the public were absorbed in a hippie phase. I always thought that Victims of PTSD only transpired from the most global and gruesome wars, such as WW1 and WW2. It wasn’t until a fellow classmate recited a section from the novel where a fellow veteran named Vuong fell into a cycle of drinking, and sleeping. He was used as the example of what many soldiers became postwar when they…