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    1. Summarize achievements From a young age, I knew I wanted to pursue an advanced degree in biological sciences and develop a satisfying and challenging career. My hard work in school, excellent state test scores, and extracurricular activities awarded me the Regent’s High Honors Endorsement Award— a full-ride scholarship to the University of Arizona. I studied an array of science concepts, including ecology, physics, and chemistry, and in May of 2015, I received my Bachelor’s of Science in…

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    financial aid system, therefore we have to pay every penny of my higher education? How is that equal? There needs to be more financial aid options for middle-class families across America. As long as I can remember I always dreamt of going to Gonzaga University…

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    The average bonus for 1980 was about $17,500. Individual bonuses are exactly proportional to merit-rating scores. For example, a person with a score of 110 would receive 110 percent of the standard bonus as applied to his regular earnings. The management style at Lincoln can be best describe as incentive management. Formal authority is quite strong…

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    Continuing influence of the founders of the company (Rituals) When James F. Lincoln died in 1965 there was concerns among employee that the Lincoln’s system could fail and the profits might drop. The employees were concerned about the continuation of year -end bonuses. Fortunate enough, the company has grown stronger than before. Employee’s bonuses and company profits increase annually. This has led to higher morale and productivity among employees. The company’s employee turnover is…

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    represented groups to get equal rights. The first argument made for affirmative action that Pojman disagrees with is the role model argument. Pojman disagrees that people need role models of the same race in arguing that role models should be pick based on merit and virtue. He even goes as to say even if people benefit from having…

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    speculation, which has been among the main causes of economic crashes in recent history. Socialism comes to mind for several opponents of this bill, many people argue that they shouldn’t have to finance other peoples education and that those people should pay their own way through college. A…

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    1800s had some similar views on how society should be, but also differences about it too. Two major social theorists that have commonalities and differences are Henri de Saint-Simon and Karl Marx. Saint Simon was a French theorist who believed in a merit based society with science progressing society forward. Karl Marx was a German theorist who believed that industrialism was destroying society and communism was the best idea for the individuals and societies. Although their ideal societies…

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    The ideal dream of all the admission counselors who decide on who to accept to their university and who does not is to create a diverse and unified community. Nonetheless, not all the international students like the idea of mingling with domestic students. There is no explanation to such fact, but it happens and it seems as if no one is ready or simply does not care to talk about it. However, I want to talk about it, an international student, named Chengcheng Xiang ’18, has her own thoughts on…

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    Many new drivers find car insurance impossibly expensive; this causes many people to not only have difficulty paying for it, but some also avoid purchasing car insurance all together. Young people driving without car insurance causes unnecessary dangers for all drivers. An inexperienced driver is more likely to get in, or cause, a car accident. If this individual does not have car insurance, they may accrue insurmountable debt. For this reason, finding a way to lower car insurance premiums…

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    his passing. The profitability and stability of the company has been just as stable all thanks to the culture and benefits that Mr Lincoln lived and encouraged in his company and employees. the incentive management plan, the rates of pay are determined by other pay structures of comparable jobs in the area or as a piece rate of product produced. These rates are adjusted quarterly by the local consumer price index. This compensation can be doubled by the end of the year bonus that they can…

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