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    Fourth Assignment Task 1. Open your Compact Handbook. Find Part 1, “The Writing Situation.” Summarize section 1a in complete paragraphs. Outline its important points using both your own words and brief quotations accompanied by commentary. Use MLA style for “In-Text Citations” when quoting material. You need a no fewer than 300 words. The writing situation consists of all of the circumstances given when writing a piece. In order to write a successful piece a writer must assemble all of the…

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    and the eight themes of science that we were supposed to do for our reading logs. Many of them have to do with biology, because the main character is a biologist, but some other parts have to do with nature and anthropology. Science as a Process Science as a process has shown in many ways throughout Annihilation. There is a biologist, who is also the main character, is used to identify certain plant and animal life and point…

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    certain issues influences who is elected and which bills/laws are passed. A patriarchal concept of a woman's role within the family is that the woman’s is value is placed on her ability to marry, reproduce and raise children- so why would birth control or establishments like planned parenthood be necessary? Especially because the Christian/Catholic assumption is that every decent woman has…

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    Mentor Program Case Study

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    charge of the program and most importantly be in charge of the mentors. This is required not only to make sure everything runs smoothly but to act as a bridge between the staff and the mentors and mentees. This position will allow for easier quality control and more efficient responses to fix issues with the program as opposed to having it directly run by the current tutoring staff. All of these things combined easily justify spending the money to hire someone to help run the program 10 mentor…

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    Sox Act Pros And Cons

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    Question 1: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was implemented due to big corporations mismanaging their business and accounting frauds within those big corporations (dummies). A big reason for implementing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was due to Enron and their scandal back in 2001, there was fraud, embezzlement, illegal manipulation, pumped up earnings, and misrepresenting how the company was doing (enron). Enron was not the only company doing this, during this time and age companies were becoming larger and…

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    Liquid Chromatography Lab

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    High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is a separation technique utilizing differences in distribution of compounds in two phases; called the stationary phase and the mobile phase. The stationary phase designates a thin layer created on the surface of fine particles and the mobile phase designates the liquid flowing over the particles. Under a certain dynamic condition, each component in a sample has a different distribution equilibrium depending upon the solubility in the phases and or…

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    Learning Outcome 2

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    outcome 2 is, "Demonstrate critical reading through a knowledge of the forms and functions of a variety of texts" Learning Outcome 3 is, "Follow a research writing process that includes developing a topic, locating and evaluating sources (including peer-reviewed), composing in response to those sources, and revising and reflecting on that process;" Each of these outcomes I believe I have met by using them as goals when writing in and out of class. In my essay "Survivors and their Children:…

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    to make a critical decision, and as a healthcare worker, patient safety always comes first when thinking through a decision. As a way to ensure that other team members do not duplicate the mistake that Mike has made, I would revise what quality control systems being in place regarding this type of issue and provide the staff members a detail about the metrics for the hospital. It could be as a result that team members do not know how to handle this issue. Also, I would urge that staffs…

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    an unnecessary hardship to the court process itself. Overall, unless the individual is able to prove their capabilities of mounting a proper defense, the phenomenon of self-representing litigants has disproportionately negative effects…

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    read analysis. They believe that every student finds different meaning in every text they read as they show when they state, “There is a growing consensus in our field that reading should be thought of as a constructive rather than as a receptive process: that “meaning” does not exist in a text but in readers and the representations they build” (167). This shows that they do not share the same ideas about reading that many K-12 institutions throughout the united states do considering…

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