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    Evanston Case Summary

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    The City of Evanston presents an interesting case study into the relationship between universities and the cities in which they reside. Evanston, a suburb of Chicago, is located in Cook County, Illinois and is the home to Northwestern University, a major research university. Northwestern’s 240-acre campus sits right outside the city’s central business district and serves more than 16,000 students. With the majority of the 8,000 undergraduate students living in on-campus housing or in the…

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    The Great Lakes states should not have allowed the diversion of water to Waukesha because the Great Lakes compact technically forbids the diversion, Waukesha could be sharing the water with other communities, and this diversion could open the door for many other diversions. First, in 2008, president George W. Bush signed the Great Lakes Compact. One thing that the compact states is that diversion outside of the basin is banned. An article by Codi Kozacek, writing for Circle of Blue, states that…

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    Rice Lake Research Paper

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    The Brainerd lakes area is a beautiful tourist attraction in central Minnesota. Thousands of people come to the huge resorts and their elaborate lake houses every summer. Many people come to fish as well which is one of the main attractions to the place I grew up in. Zebra mussels have been invading some of the lakes in our area now which is alarming. They are most prominent in Gull Lake which is a very large tourist lake which has 12 resorts and 5 separate restaurants that are accessible by…

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    previous surveys showing the current possession limits are okay, I think Minnesota should raise the panfish limit because some people rely on fish as a main source of food and income. Also, raising the limit would fix stunted sizes of panfish in many lakes across the state. Finally, raising the panfish limit would create a boost in the economy of the fishing industry. Despite the general census of Minnesota anglers who recreationally fish, there are also many who heavily rely on fishing as a…

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    have made it to the public viewing. However, a young girl grinding a chick (baby chicken) in her toy frying pan. Due to the aim of the audience this ad was meant for (older groups that would appreciate bitter chocolate) working, middle, and even upper middle class, the company Caribu must have felt…

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    Lake Elsinore: Case Study

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    history and mission of applicant organization: The City of Lake Elsinore is the second oldest city in Riverside County and is located along Interstate 15 in Southwest Riverside County within District 1. The City of Lake Elsinore was incorporated in 1888 and today is one of the fastest growing cities in the County, State and Country. The City’s current population is 61,981. The vision for the City of Lake Elsinore is to become the ultimate lake destination where all can live, work and play,…

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    The upper middle classes were better paid and in a position to experience a higher standard of leisure time, this led to uncertainty as to exactly how that time could be appropriately spent. As a result, leisure for the emerging Victorian middle class had to…

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    As a child growing up I always knew what I wanted to be. Whenever I was asked that famous question, without hesitation, I always replied, "I will be a Doctor and help to heal the sick". I truly believed that. In fact, my determination and drive towards this career path, lead me to easily choose to specialize in the Science Research field at High School for Health Professions and Human Services. This is where I was first introduced to the medical environment and experienced the excitement of it…

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    Hunting Wolves In Michigan

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    People are wondering why the population of deer in the upper peninsula are dropping at a high rate In 2014 approximately 615,000 men and women hunted deer and only about 329,000 people harvested deer, the number of whitetails harvested in michigan in 2014 was down 19 percent compared to the whitetails harvested…

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    majority of the students are Caucasian (79.8%). Around 14% of the population is Hispanic. This leaves the remaining 6% of students identifying as Asian, Black, Native American or Pacific Islanders. Majority of these students come from middle, to upper middle class families. Most students live in the many surrounding suburban neighborhoods near the school, however there are a handful of students who live in nearby towns and commute. Silver Creek is thought to be an exceptionally “good school”…

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