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    here, 39.’ That was the way it was” (“The Survivors Speak,” p. 67). In the late 1940s though, changes were made that actually benefitted some students. The introduction of high school as well as increased presence of extracurricular activities and sports meant…

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    Tough Gal Challenges

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    Leading up to the Tough Guy Tough Gal Challenge we tried to train as specifically as possible to the type of physical challenges we could expect. The idea of sport-specific training refers to “being able to duplicate or imitate a specific skill or aspect of one’s sport or activity”, thus, it is critical when training for a purpose or event such as Tough Guy Tough Gal. For our training programme, each week we completed a 50 minute circuit session, a 1 km run with a 2 min rest (increased dist.…

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    Insomnia Research Paper

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    up in the middle of the night and not being able to return to sleep? These simple questions can help you figure out if you are suffering from a case of insomnia. Insomnia can affect an individual's psychological, physical, and emotional stability. Multiple factors contribute to the elements of insomnia and can negatively impact an individual's life (Taras). In this paper,…

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    Intersectionality Theory

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    335) Cognitivist belief is that there are multiple internal processes that take place during learning; the perspective is that the brain acts at a computer and the information that passes through the brain and is then processed and a solution or outcome to a stimulus is produced. Cognitive theorists…

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    lines of virtual reality and we become part of the message. Today, not only do adults have personal phones, but also most teens and many children carry them. No longer are they just devices used to make a call; they are an extension of our selves. These media devices are pocket-sized computers that allow for multiple connections and interactions to be happening concurrently. This is a remarkable tool. It can also be a deadly tool. “We shape our tools and afterwards our tools shape us,” (Marshall…

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    The Immigrant Community

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    (Shaw & Poulin, 2015). Actually, as soon as they arrive, acculturation to a new society is difficult for all immigrant groups, regardless of age and country of origin (Baffoe, Cheung, & Asimeng-Boahene, 2012). The critical issues are involved in the multiple struggles of acculturation of immigrant and refugee in their new environments. Buffoe et al., (2012) use the phenomenological approach for examining and understanding the acculturation experiences and challenges of immigrants and refugee…

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    staying steady which means that generally, these companies need to try to steal customers from other companies by being the best in the industry. This is why some bigger companies such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi have multiple product lines that cover energy drinks, soft drinks, water, sports drinks and juices. Three reasons why we chose this type of non-alcoholic beverage. One reason is to be able to give consumers a healthier juice alternative compared to what is on the market today. Next, to…

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    American Women: Case Study

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    the case overall, but it is also the case for revenue made from sports. Also, jobs tend to become less lucrative once women enter the field. This is the case for American women as well as women from all over the world. If we…

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    Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived (“Rhymes For Rascals”). This mnemonic device is used to remember the culmination of the six wives of King Henry VIII. Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr are the women who have varying personalities but share a common spouse, the short tempered tyrant, King Henry VIII. Many important facts about what kind of a person King Henry VIII was are hidden by his authoritarian regime…

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    Why Do Kids Stop Bullying?

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    is crossed, how often does someone stand up and say something? Why doesn’t anybody help these young, helpless kids? It is time for someone to find a solution and put an end to this worldwide epidemic. Bullying has been known to cause suicide. It is used in many different ways, and usually targets a specific kind of teen or child. Bullying is downplayed because parents tend to think that kids should learn to “fight their own battles” and defend…

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