Township

Community: Warren Township Teen Center: (Gurnee, IL) (Park City, IL) I was involved in a youth services program at Warren Township Youth and Family Services who sponsors the Friday Night Alternative for middle school students in Warren Township (grades 6th - 8th). Friday Night Alternative is a safe environment that includes, basketball, dancing, special event activities and pizza/beverages that are supplied by the members of the Park City Teen Center. I volunteered to be a chaperone for the…

Once calculated, the Park will break even by charging between $5.54 with allocated management costs and $6.09 with management costs included. 3. Program Shut Down Since the park manager desires to shut down some of the programs of Stratton Township Park, the calculations determined, in the program shut down a section of the spreadsheet (see Appendix D for detailed information), that all revenues associated with the program operations would be lost. All of the programs, with the exception…

I am a first year college student at Camden County College, and I am writing to apply for either the position of Graphic Designer or Receptionist. A few days ago, while I was talking with my college career center coordinator about on-campus job opportunity, I learned about EIRC. I then visited the administrative office to confirm these opportunities and learned about two job opportunities at EIRC. The first one was a receptionist and the other one was a graphic designer. I was also referred to…

According to Ellapen (2007), the manner in which ‘township space’ is represented in post-apartheid South Africa is mythical and it resembles the township stereotypes of apartheid [gangsters, shebeens, poverty and so forth]. However, in Life, Above All, the director restores the dignity of the township space by making sure that no stereotypes for the location occur or are eminent. In fact, the location in the film becomes part…

should always be put first over the state and the law. Thoreau feels that we have the right to disagree and protest against the government when they do things that go against the care for humanity. In the article about Fracking, residents in Grant Township are trying to prevent waste from being injected…

A high school teacher named Marvin Pickering, sent a letter to a local newspaper, criticizing the Board’s allocation of school funds in between athletic and educational programs. He was then fired by the Board of Education after sending the letter. The Board was angry because they claimed that there were false statements in the letter. Marvin did not rest after being fired, and knew he had to do something to get his job back. He knew that it wasn’t right for someone to lose their job off of…

make its way to Ontario, Canada. The 36-inch line will be capable of moving 1.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas a day and will not exceed a pressure of 1,440 pounds per square inch. The original proposed line cuts through 6.6 miles of Chippewa Township. But, an alternate route FERC is considering would change the path of the line to cut through the southern portion of Wayne County and snake up the western portion of it. This is known as the city of Green alternative. While people like Adkins…

Joslyn (2011) cited Mauch & Birch (1998), “The exploratory inquiry and case study methods serve two functions. Exploratory research investigates relatively new or unsearched areas. Case study research is ‘the background, development, current conditions, and environmental interactions’ of one or more individuals. They are observed, recorded, and analyzed for stages or patterns in relation to internal and external influences” (p.31). The significance and meaning of the case studies of the…

Atlantic City was the inspiration for the original version of the board game Monopoly, especially the street names. It is on Absecon Island, on the Atlantic coast. Atlantic City was incorporated on May 1, 1854, from portions of Egg Harbor Township and Galloway Township.[21] The city borders Absecon, Brigantine, Pleasantville, Ventnor City, West Atlantic City and the Atlantic…

English America had its similarities and differences with Spanish America and French America. The settlements in English America were primarily communities, farms, and townships. Parts of English America lived in close communities and townships while other parts lived father apart, on farms. Nevertheless, even for the people who lived on farms, English American society was personal. Similar to English society, the concepts of hierarchy, paternalism, and interdependence described English American…