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    creating comprehensive and caring plans for patients and their families. In the beginning, everyone was working together effectively, until Dr. Goodman announced the bad news that not everyone in the group will be able to attend the Conference in Nashville. To follow the announcement, Dr. Powers state’s that he feels that it is essential for his secretary to attend…

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    nine years old. Playing the lead role in a school play he went to Broad Street high School which today is Thread gill Elementary School in Greenwood Ms. Morgan won a state wide drama competition at the age of 12. He performed in a radio show in Nashville, Tennessee. Morgan graduated in 1955 and turned down a drama scholarship from Jackson State University. He went into…

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    The Overlooked Significance of Women in WWII When World War II started, more and more men had to leave their jobs to fight in the war. As a result, many women had to fill the vacant jobs that were usually run by men. However, this isn’t the first time women had jobs outside of the household as most people assume. Nearly one-fourth of women worked outside the household, however these jobs were traditionally female occupations such as typing or sewing (Khan academy, n.d.). Five million women…

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    Unlike living celebrities, dead celebrity cannot make another film, television show, musical recording or live or taped performance or statement (holograms, aside); they cannot suddenly interrupt what had been a consistent narrative with an unusual or uncharacteristic narrative-changing statement or incident. But, similar to what Jones writes, it is not that the dead celebrity narrative in the afterlife is unchanging, rather it develops layers of meaning enriching and resounding for some dead…

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    By her teenage years, she was already gaining attention as a singer-songwriter in Nashville. In the late 1960s, Parton caught the attention of country music legend Porter Wagoner, who invited her to join his television show, "The Porter Wagoner Show," as a regular performer. This marked the beginning of her rise to fame, and she soon became…

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    city looked at night. We brought a dvd player with us so that we didn’t get bored out of our minds. The view of the cities at night was incredible. We went through six states including Florida. We also went through many cool cities like Atlanta, Nashville, Indianapolis, and…

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    In the early days of hillbilly music, black and white people in the south had their different shows and concerts. They were not that many visible interracial integrations or collaboration between singers. Every community had their own shows and their musical style. So, it was very important that the Grand Ole Opry signed in Bailey because they realized that they could get more audience in order to expand their show, which they eventually did. For instance, the author of the book, Hidden in the…

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    David Cheng (2004) an assistant dean at Columbia University commented on the importance of campus communities in “Students’ Sense of Campus Community: What it Means and What to do About It” saying that “In order for students to have a sense of campus community, student affairs administrators should strive to build a community that…celebrates traditions and heritage of the institution…”. There are no major traditions at AU. Touching the eagle as you head into Bender Arena during convocation…

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    tend to herself before she sets off on the road to send her child to daycare and herself to work. The working mother may be in question of whether it is appropriate or not to work and utilize a daycare to tend to the child. I often volunteer at Nashville…

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    On Monday November 7th during my Acute Nursing clinical rotation at Nashville General Hospital I was given the opportunity to go into the Emergence Department or ED. Kamila, a registered nurse, introduced herself as the charge nurse on the floor. She told other nursing students and myself, that in result of the staff shortage the staff was extremely busy. I was able to meet Sarah also a Registered Nurse and Tennessee State University Alum. What surprised me the most is that majority of the…

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