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    over 170 scientific papers. He became a Canadian citizen and not long after he died of liver cancer on August 9th 1991 in Vancouver, Canada. Education and Career: Richard was a very bright student. In 1955, Richard moved to New Haven to attend Yale University. He got his Bachelor of Science in 1959 and his PhD in 1864. HE stayed at Yale as an associate and assistant…

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    internal and external factors as well as individual differences (Paulhus, Delroy. “Trait Psychology.” CIRS building at the University of British Columbia. Vancouver. 25 January 2016. Lecture.). In the case of obedience to authority, behavior is, without exception, dependent on several intervening factors (Paulhus, Delroy. “Obedience.” CIRS building at the University of British Columbia. Vancouver. 24 February 2016. Lecture.) In the interest of such topic, my scope of my research lies on…

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    NDEB Equivalency Process

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    that candidate wants to work. Each dental regulatory authority has their own rules and may require extra documentation or exams (NDEB, n.d). In British Columbia, the Dental Regulatory Authority is the College of Dental Surgeons where all dentists must to register in order to practise in this province. According to College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia (n.d), there are 12 classes of registration: full registration, certified specialist, restricted to specialty, academic, limited (Armed…

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    threat of sexual misconduct” (Kane,2016b). Additionally, two sections of Weaver’s bill were removed from the Bill that received royal assent. These two sections called for two things; 1) To require universities to collect detailed sexual assault data, and 2) to have penalties created for universities that do not comply (Kane,2016b). These two sections were removed on the grounds that there are legal mechanisms already in place that allow the lieutenant-governor to request information from…

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    Hayek Vs Friedman Analysis

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    Friedrich Hayek, an economist primarily working in the early to middle 1900s, focused primarily on many different economic topics and played an important role in the government's politics, influencing many economists viewpoints for years to come. Later on in his career, one of the economists he influenced, Milton Friedman arose to fame with his own economic theories partially based off of Friedrich Hayek’s theories. Although Friedman was influenced by Hayek, both economists have since diverged…

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    Inconsistencies in the Justice System Why does the justice system have different penalties for the same crime? Why should money be allowed to persuade the severity of the punishment? Both of these questions have a lot to do with the inconsistencies of the courts and the questioning of their decisions. The Huffington Post came out with an article that was titled “Men sentenced to longer prison terms than a woman for the exact same crime.” If a person does the same crime as someone else, they…

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    Exercise Pill

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    Could a pill offer the same benefits as exercise? In Honor Whiteman’s article, “Could a pill offer the same benefits as exercise,” he covers a study from Cell Press News, conducted by two university professors, Ismail Laher of University of British Columbia and Shunchang Li of Beijing Sport University in China. The professors investigate on experimental “exercise pills” that are currently in development, the “AICAR,” “GW501516,” and “compound 14,” to find out if these pills will have the same…

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    Carbon Tax

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    by the left leaning democrats, an odd switch compared to American politics. A common argument among American, right wingers is that a carbon tax will “collapse the economy” or negatively impact it but evidence in Canada’s British Columbia has shown a bright alternative “British Columbia’s economy did not collapse. In fact, the provincial economy grew faster than its neighbors’ even as its greenhouse gas emissions declined.” But this outcome surprised the province’s environmental minster “the…

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    This chapter is going to shed light on two distinctive feminist standpoint theorists: Dorothy E. Smith and Patricia Hill Collins. Among other feminist standpoint theorists, the feminist critiques of these two women stand out for me as applicable when analyzing Umm Zakiyyah's trilogy If I Should Speak. The mutuality Smith and Collins have is that they have sought a sociology which takes women's experience as a vantage point where they could see the full picture of society. They are empiricists…

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    USports was founded in 1906, and was originally known as the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union (CIAU). At its inception, only universities from Ontario and Quebec participated in CIAU sport. As more universities from across the country began to incorporate sports into their institutions, management of the CIAU saw an opportunity for the development of university sport growth and expanded their league. In 2001, the membership of the CIAU elected to change the name and logo of the…

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