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    Racism was one of the main causes of the Mayan genocide. While the elites constituted the minority population of the country they feared that they would lose their power and lands to the hands of the less civilized Mayans. In order to justify the killings of the indigenous they perpetuated a loathing, racist ideology towards the Mayans. In addition to the massacres, the regime openly enacted a policy called “Scorched Earth,” which included the removal of Maya from their lands, claiming that they…

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    where transit is not time-consuming. This of course is called excited passengers, but can only benefit them. Since EU citizens can now easily go to any member countries to study, work or business, the EU 's poorer regions there has been economic growth. Transit convenience is definitely a big change. But are so quick to conclude that Europe has to unify, or on the road towards integration has been smooth it? The fact that just the contrary, the obstacles ahead, some of the problems more as…

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    to fulfill for his family. Jurgis Rudkus is married to Ona. The two have two late children and two handicapped children. When he, his wife, and their children move to Packingtown, Chicago from Lithuania, Jurgis finds a job to provide for them. Of course, having one person only working to pay the bills is difficult especially with the little pay. Every time Ona suggests her working, Jurgis says to her, “Leave it to me-I will earn more money. I will work harder.” (Sinclair 22) He believes that…

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    The present inequality in education low-income blacks encounter reduces their chance of escaping poverty and attaining socioeconomic advancement. Indeed, some individuals do succeed in improving their economic conditions without the benefit of advanced education; as such entrepreneurs as Alan Sugar came from a poor household with no college education but obtained fabulous wealth through his business ventures. Notable African Americans have also become rich as sports-stars or rap-singers. Most…

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    development, and as such, their goals are ever-progressing and their learning unending. For me, understanding my personality, values, strengths, and weaknesses, allows me to develop professional goals to enhance my leadership abilities. Through this course, and my experience at CSU Global, it is evident that my learning is not coming to an end, it is only enhanced. Business is only becoming more competitive, and my industry demands growth in order to remain relevant; leadership potential and…

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    of the year, I decided that I had enough knowledge to make my first application. Starting off small, I created a simple calculator that computed the volume and surface area of a given 3D object. While creating this game, I encountered a lot of obstacles such as creating a GUI —something that was not in the curriculum, It was then that I was grateful for struggling early on to realize that this is what it takes to become a true programmer. A programmer must struggle to learn from his mistakes…

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    have cell phones, computers, cars, guns, tanks, and so many other tools that we have to aid us. Like Steve Jobs who renovated technology by creating “Apple”, or bill gates who invested in one of the most prominent computer companies, Microsoft. Of course in times of Beowulf intellect wasn’t a key component. Nobody used their brains to survive, so they relied on power. No strategies, just keep hitting until one you are down. In the middle of the story when Beowulf was about to fight Grendel, he…

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    This is related to Marywood’s liberal arts core, as all freshman students are required to take the University 100 course, which helps new students to become acclimated to college life. This course does so by discussing the advice given in “Freshman 15: Coping with the First Year of College.” The liberal arts core also helps an individual to achieve excellence after their years in college in their chosen…

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    In terms of processing the course teachings, I found the Handbook for Transformative Learning difficult to retain at times. Although this is a topic of great interest to me and the current context in which I serve; the material has often caused me to gravitate more towards The Adaptive Leadership textbook by Heifetz. All things considered, I believe that the development of the Synergy paper actually presents the student and pastoral leaders with a unique opportunity to shape the destiny of…

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    grades dropping dramatically and I was now on a troubling path if I didn’t do something. In 11th grade I turned my whole life around and began to invest all of my time in school taking challenging course that even teachers doubted my potential, but I excelled academically in my advanced placement courses. I then ran and was elected to be Associated Student Body treasurer and joined 4 other clubs in my high school and as well as other community organizations that had an important role and…

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