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    Jim do some really selfless acts to buy each other gifts they really wanted. In the story The Treasure of Lemon Brown by Walter Dean Myers, Lemon teaches Greg that treasure isn’t always worth a lot of money, sometimes it just has to have personal value to that person. Finally, in the story The Unexpected Guest by Donna Scales, Joe teaches main character Donna to not judge a person by their looks or by their possessions. The authors O. Henry(The…

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    Perspectives. Always shifting. Always changing. Our world is full of differing perspectives. Whether it be political, religious, ethical, economical, or, perhaps, perspectives of others and themselves. In particular, we feel shifting perspectives towards belonging. Belonging is like almost a stream of acceptance and self-worth which can flow freely, or be frozen by the icy cold of alterity. We feel belonging or we feel we are different, or altered, because the actions of those around us reflect…

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    Promote Diversity

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    awareness. I am of the view that diversity is knowledge. Diversity teaches different things about why people act a certain way, or do certain things. Being culturally aware in this regards, will provide the opportunity to consider different personal values, backgrounds, beliefs and upbringings that shape society. Learning about other cultures helps us relate to one another, and understand different perspectives. As a part of this program, I will be able to increase my knowledge regarding other…

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    Why Is Respect Important

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    each respectively. Why must we show so much respect? Respect is a basic moral value which makes us aware that we are human beings not wild animals. Respecting others is a silent way to express our feeling for them. It's an unspoken way of communication which builds unshakeable and strong relations between people respecting each other. When a person shows respect for someone, then it means that that person has some value for him. His advices and suggestions are important for him. Don't forget…

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    would be seen as an unforgivable crime. However in the Inuit culture in Infanticide “was permitted at the parents’ discretion, with no social stigma attached”(Rachels, 15). Cultural relativists would argue that although the Inuit culture does not value human life, it would be wrong for other cultures to intervene, just like it would be wrong for Intuits to intervene with western culture for cherishing infant life. In conclusion, Cultural Relativism is the belief that a society’s morals are…

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    because like my kids in inner cities I loved playing sports, but somehow always got hurt. When I was 9, I broke my ankle playing football and wasn 't able to receive proper treatment for injury and I’m still affected by the injury till this day. My values, skills and characteristics align perfectly with goal because being a people-person with a lot of knowledge, teaching children about injury preventions would come easy to me. Like that of Andrew Winterstein, my dedication to helping those…

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    Two Short Answer Essays: Our guest speaker Lisa McElfresh I thought was a great guest speaker. I think that having her as the first guest speaker for the class is very important. I found her presentation to be very influential, before seeing her presentation I was unaware of all the things that career service can do for you. I have made resumes before, but after having her presentation I was well informed on how it should look like, and what you should add to it. Lastly, I really enjoyed…

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    Fences Theme Essay

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    seeking a job. Troy’s past experiences with his father, dedication to his job, decision making, and eagerness of wanting Cory to get a job illustrate his intelligent and hardworking nature. Troy’s experiences with his father left a strong mark of the value of hard work. At a very young age Troy realized that his father…

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    In the movie, “The Blind Side”, Michael Orr writes in his paper: “Any fool can have courage. But honor, that 's the real reason for you to either do something or you don 't. It 's who you are and maybe who you want to be”. In John Proctor and Peter Appleton’s case, they both had the courage to stand up to society, but their true honor revealed when they stood up for what they believed in, and whom they wanted to be. Both of the films’, “The Crucible” and “The Majestic”, main characters struggle…

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    have a good quality. The author prefers products that can reach the initial needs, but sometimes the quality of products depends on the price. There is a quote in New York Times:...... This quote represents the brands are not only show the external values, but also show the good qualities and unique designs. This quotation inspire me to consider about luxury and those designers. From a business perspective, those fashion brands are not sell product, they are selling design and fashions. Price…

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