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    harm both to their reputation and to their people. In Antigone, the king of Thebes, Creon, orders Antigone to death after she disobeys his law. He decreed that the body of Antigone’s brother Polynices would not be buried, in opposition to the gods’ mandate regarding burial. Against the advice of many, in particular, his son Haemon, Creon persists with this order, believing that any modification of his decision would somehow diminish his authority. In this tragic play by Sophocles, Haemon and…

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    Marble Cake Federalism is an attempt at a more federal controlled duality in relation to the control between the states and federal government. The illustration of a marble cake depicts a clear of the picture of this particular type of federalism. The federal government and states are comingled together to form policies that attempt to benefit both. This type of Federalism can create confusion between what power is truly given at the state and federal…

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    policy on their dress code, which parents and students enjoy. Dress codes are good to them, because it means that everyone is treated fairly. “There is no guarantee of free speech or expression in the classroom. Students must do what school policy mandates or face the consequences. Schools are charged with maintaining an environment conducive to learning, and strict dress codes or uniforms help encourage this,” (Chittom). The argument could go either way; either you love school dress codes, or…

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    George Orwell, in a way, shows the reader how the world could eventually turn to: with no privacy from anyone, especially the government. Through the use of the Thought Police, telescreens, Newspeak or Oldspeak, and the 4 Ministry’s The Party can mandate and know the entire lives of the Inner Party, the Outer Party and the Proles. The Thought Police is a secret force who are always watching, and listening to scope out who is betraying Big Brother, the leader of Oceania, or is committing…

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    Arab Israeli Conflict

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    Arab-Israeli conflict. We will take a look at the history of the war. How everything started, and why it hasn’t ended. Also another aspect that is going to be discussed is the point of view of a Fundamentalist Christians. Based on what God and the Bible mandate, what side will we go? And how the conflict could be solve. In order to understand the conflict, we need to ask ourselves, who are the Arabs and Jews? And what do they have in common? Believe it or not, Arabs and Jews have more things in…

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    affairs despite their capability to stop these genocides. The documentary features various people who are interviewed on the genocide. The most outstanding among them is General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, who was a former UN secretary. He gives a true picture of the genocide, which was far worse than that of Yugoslavia. Boutros-Ghali cites the leading cause of the genocide as the failure of the international bodies to show interest in stopping the war. They watched as people fought each other. Even…

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    Flight 191 Research Paper

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    the massive engine put on the pylon made the crack go larger. The loss of one engine should not have been enough to cause the crash, The DC-10 would have more than enough power to fly back to the airport with two working engines. When investigating pictures after the crash, The NTSB realized that a trail of fluid was coming out of the left wing. They find out that several of the DC-10 hydraulic lines ran at the leading edge of the wing. When the Engine of the Left…

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    The Just War Theory

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    Just War Theory Just war theory is not exclusively a Christian idea, rather it is rooted in classical Greco-Roman thought. The phrase “just war” can be traced back to Aristotle (384-322 BCE), but it was the Roman statesman Cicero (106-43 BCE) who proliferated and debated the idea of just war. Christianity did not begin to embrace the idea of just war until Ambrose (340-397 CE) and his disciples Augustine (354-430 CE) began to suggest that some wars may be justifiable. Ironically, both Ambrose…

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    twelve I frequented Speakers’ Corner, speaking alone on two occasions. As my interest in advocacy and social justice evolved, I chose to exercise my democratic freedoms by joining the Labour party, and even won my own Head Boy election on a democratic mandate. Whilst debate and discussion simulated my imagination, I wanted to understand how to make a difference. Thus, I have become used to critically analysing current events, from EU membership to the refugee crisis, conscious that political…

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    South African Relapse

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    The picture I chose to analyze through various lenses was taken during a very important time that shall be embedded in world history until the end of time. This picture is a reflection and provides insight as to what black South-Africans endured from 1948 to 1991(Staff, 2010). This photo can be examined and debriefed through three different social sciences, anthropology, sociology and psychology. Using anthropology, the time era will be examined, what exactly was happening in south Africa. Along…

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