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    Business Math

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    chains and warehousing. Business math differs from other types of math’s because it consists of more advanced mathematics such as matrix algebra, linear programming and mathematics of finance. Thus, it is perfect to use in the business management field. Not only is Business math a very important type of mathematics but so is Financial Mathematics because they two form important branches of math that are directly applied to business and economics. Examples of these applied math’s that are vital…

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    become a good sports agent, but at the specific firm. IMG, they talk about the many fields and degrees they have within the agency. Marketing, communication, law, negotiation experts all excel at the company which gives me many options as an undergrad looking for post graduate schooling. I currently study Business Administration with a concentration in Management because managing these athletes on and off the field is an extensive process. They not only need help as athletes, but also as people…

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    warm, eerie glow from the apartment buildings scattered among the fields. In the fields themselves, insects buzzed and chirped, hidden deep within the underbrush. In the soil, prairie dogs scrambled fervently, navigating their tunnels in search of a nighttime meal. On the edge of the fields, a deserted path lay silently, awaiting a wandering soul to come upon it. It did not wait long. Two lonely travelers ambled beside the fields, seemingly oblivious to the land around them. The path took notice…

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    out the boredom between us all equally. We decided to take turns riding double tearing up and down the gravel back country roads. We usually were found riding in fields that had nothing planted in them and up the muddy cricks that were used as irrigation for the fields. That was when we noticed something off to the side in one of the fields off to the side of…

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    mirror, I saw Roberto. A blank expression. I was hoping to seek comfort from, but instead all little hope I had left just evaporated. Trying to keep my eyes from leaking, not letting the immigration officer see me cry I face toward the window. Fields and fields full of illegal people doing hard labor. I will never see Papa, Mama, Torito, Trampita, Ruben and Rorra again. Hours have passed or that's at least what it felt like. Already we have passed dozens of rest signs, but the immigration…

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    Musiny Narrative By Mutiny

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    It was a slightly breezy day and her hair blew back in the wind as she walked. She was on her way to get groceries from the market to make dinner for her husband and son. As she walked along she was humming a happy tune, although she was nervous about the Indians she may encounter along the way. Her husband had spoken very poorly of the Indians and so she was very wary of them. Her hands began to tremble as she thought about the encounter she may have, which could surely lead to rape or abuse if…

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    MACHTINGER v. HOJ INDUSTRIES LTD., [1992] 1 S.C.R. 986 Facts: The appellants, Machtinger and Lefebvre, were employed by HOJ Industries Ltd. from 1978 until their discharge without cause in 1985. Both appellants signed employment contracts for an indefinite period. Machtinger’s contract contained a clause which allowed the respondent to terminate his employment without cause and without notice. Lefebvre’s contract contained a clause which allowed the respondent to terminate his employment with…

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    Speedball Monologue

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    The Paintball Life "Go! Go! Rush through it! He's the only one left! Go! Go! Goooo!" Purple smoke is only thing between me and the enemy player. Heart is racing, shoots are still being fired from both sides of the field. Deep breath, gun up and go. If you've played paintball before, you know exactly what I'm talking about. A full bore rush of adrenaline, a learning experience, an adventure to the unknown and of course there's nothing better than wearing war paint while talking with the team…

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    Which brings up the next point where many people find fields they fall into, some stick to those fields simply because it’s a means to pay the bills, which can lead a person not to be happy for flourish in that field. I am more of a person that likes to change fields, I am someone that is all over the place, and I worked in a machine shop running a CNC laser machine that would cut products out for various companies…

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    In the story, “The Man Who Was Almost a Man” the gun and the mule are two apparent symbols that contribute to the meaning of the story. They both relate through the character Dave, a teenager who desires power, respect, and independence. The gun represents Dave’s idea of manhood, specifically Dave’s desire to be a man. The mule, most importantly, the death of the mule, symbolizes Dave, his growth into a man, and the passing of childish ways. Impulsively, Dave buys a gun thinking that it will…

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