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    If the increases in tuition continues to rise, it will exacerbate the long term effect of student access and affordability to a college education. Especially students from low-income status. Mulhern et al. noted “The rising costs and increasing pressures on public colleges and universities across the nation threaten to lower the overall educational attainment levels and magnify gaps in income inequality and socioeconomic status.” It is critical that federal and state government provide…

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    Particularly relevant to the topic of media bias is the notion that African American males are constant targets of said bias, as shown in the research conducted on crime reporting. African Americans are generally at rick for media bias, and the males receive the majority of negative media attention. Not only is it concerning that Black males are targets for negative coverage, it is also concerning that all Americans are liable to be impacted in ways that affect their racial perception. “One of…

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    2013). With rates of cancer diagnosis continually on the rise (American Cancer Society, 2016) so is the need for family caregivers (Siegel et al., 2012). As a pivotal moment for the patient and their loved ones, treatment decisions can alter the trajectory of the disease and the various side-effects involved. Often, patients must choose between quality or quantity of life. Considering that one of the critical aspects of care is the support and perspective given during treatment…

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    Things were never to easy for my family. Although my mother was gorgeous, giving and loving, she suffered from severe mental illness and comited suicide when my twin and I were simply sixteen. Ever since that day, my life spiralled out of control. Not only did I have two children directly after, but I eventually went on to become a drug addict and alcoholic. Six years ago, at the age of 24, I decided to go to rehab and I began writing all of the time. Eventually, I found myself writing for…

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    English language learners with disabilities. The majority of this population is Latino, which is now the largest minority group in the nation's schools. This is a small field, partly because of limited understanding of the needs and developmental trajectories of this population but also because of a lack of programmatic research. A…

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    Formulation and Structure of the SLAM problem The trajectories of the robot as well as the locations of the landmarks are estimated without prior knowledge, this allows for the robot to be placed in an unknown environment. Figure 11: Simultaneous estimate of both robot and landmark association [35] Figure 10 shows a robot moving through an environment, observing landmarks with a sensor. One can see that the robots estimated location is not its exact location (Clear triangle), and the same for…

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    The documentary, MAKERS: Women in Space, discusses and addresses the journey and struggles of female astronauts, before being allowed to go into space by NASA. The documentary discusses the history of the U.S. space program and specifically focuses on women in space. Women’s involvement in getting to space started with the Lovelace: Women in Space Program, which explored the idea of women going to space that tested their physical and medical fitness, however this program was shut down in 1962.…

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    In The Hispanic Challenge, it is assumed that all Latin@s follow similar paths in American society. (Huntington, 2000: 42) Although there are trends for Latin@s assimilation and life trajectory, there is not one, single, path. Many Latin@s occupy different positions in American society. This is determined primarily based on class background (Vallejo, 2012: 4). Huntington creates a binary between linear assimilation theory and no assimilation…

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    Katherine Coleman Johnson is a huge inspiration for many African-American women. She lived in a time where many African Americans were looked down upon, especially women. Despite those huge barriers, she broke those barriers seemingly effortlessly. Katherine Coleman was born in 1918 it at a young age her parents And teachers noticed how gifted of a student she was. At the young age of 10, she attended the West Virginia State College, which is now known as West Virginia State University and…

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    Object Permanence

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    According to Renee Baillargeon (1986), there were two ways the young infant’s participants would be test; first experiment would be the ability to show the presence and location of a hidden object, and second one would be the ability to show the trajectory of a hidden moving object (Baillargeon, 1986). There was a total of 40 participants, young infants, around the age of 6 to 8 months old (Baillargeon, 1986). In this experiment, there was a wooden track and a box that and there was a navy and…

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