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    Over the course of the last several months I have been in contact with Dr. Emilie Snell-Rood from the Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior (EEB) program. I am applying to the PhD program at the University of Minnesota because of the opportunity it offers understanding the impacts of human-induced changes on ecology. My goal of pursuing a graduate degree is something that I have been focused on throughout my undergraduate experience at Boise State University (BSU). A path to achieving this goal is…

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    goes through changes, we also need to incorporate evolution into our children’s education so as to keep up with the time. How we view the curriculum at times got interpreted by how we actually carry it out. Depending on our personal views, the definition we give to the curriculum may vary, as long as we take it into account that the definition for the curriculum is not static, it is dynamic and tend to change with time. According to Todd writing in 1995, “A curriculum is defined as the planned…

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    The Existence of God The existence of God is all around us. Love and faith are much like God. We don 't have to see love or faith for it to be real, but we feel it in our hearts and souls. Unfortunately, this has become a disturbing time here on earth for what Christianity is about. It 's as if we don 't want to believe he ever existed in the first place. Critical rationalism through history, credibility of fideism, and The Holy Bible will continue to insure faith and impact his existence to…

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    The journey of learning is a never ending one, I like to look at it as metamorphoses, much like the life of a caterpillar: a process of constant evolution from being an egg to becoming a butterfly. From the moment one is born, he/she is exposed to a strange collection of sounds. It is not long before the brain deciphers these collections as a code or pattern used to convey a message. Babies communicate through their actions like crying, frowning and reaching out for toys. Before too long they…

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    topic of internet usage, arguing that it has enhanced our way of writing and thinking. He supports these claims by stating that the internet has given us a more logical and abstract understanding of certain topics. Clive also states that due to the internet we have managed to create a plethora of writing, whether it be a status on Facebook or a tweet on twitter. Thompson’s purpose is to inform the readers of how the computer network has influenced our overall ways of life in order to overcome…

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    failing to communicate with one another. In the TED talk by John McWhorter, “Txtng is killing language. JK!!!”, McWhorter discuses that texting signifies an evolution in how language is being written down in a different form. Language is always changing; however texting affects the way we communicate with another. Texting takes us away from using our own voices including the ability to know how to speak with each other. Texting also reduces human contact and a failure to communicate…

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    Warren J. Blumenfeld is a progressive author dedicated to the forward evolution of the United States and its extremely reserved systems. Being a well decorated writer in the Purple press and The Beacon press with modern and progressive articles means that Blumenfeld has a plethora of knowledge when appealing to the reserved audience of The Huffington Post. Using this background serves him well in his opportunity to convey the problems with modern English through his extensive use of logos and…

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    The brain has a direct impact on our perception and recognition of our environment, and it can efficiently suppress information and carry out tasks without our awareness of such events and even create complete illusions only possible in a prodigious machine such as the human brain. For example, our brains create color as a result of external light wavelengths in the environment and biological components known as photoreceptors…

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    animals and passion for medicine has shown me that a Career as a Veterinary Tech is where I belong. The first step is applying to a Technology/Technician Program. Before entering, this program requires you to take prerequisites that include basic math, writing, and computer courses. There is a big difference between a veterinary technician and Veterinary technologist. A Veterinary technologist attends college for about four to five years and graduates with a B.S. degree in Veterinary Technology.…

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    curriculum. She states, “Romeo and Juliet being taught in schools could be very helpful to students. There are multiple benefits, such as increased skill in understanding text based on context clues and practice in understanding a complex plot, to reading the play in class” (Www.elizabethtrakhman). Trakhman expresses that students can develop their skills in comprehending what they read based on reading and studying classic literature, especially paying close attention to text they do not…

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