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    to pay the tuition of the entire student body on the condition that drinking and drug use be completely eliminated. Knowing that cheating would not work and if anyone were to be drinking or have drug use take place then the offer would be null and void and everybody would go back to paying their own fees. Formal and informal controls could be used to prevent drinking and the use of drugs. Formal and informal controls are also known as social controls which is society’s restraint of…

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    Alcoholism is a vicious state which slowly kills the person it holds in its grip. Therefore, this drawing was used as a mode of expression to show the interplay between life, death, and alcohol. The head that overlooks what happens below is a culmination of many ideas that Reservation Blues has brought to light about alcoholism. The state of the head being half alive and half dead is an allusion to checkers referring to drunks as “brown-skinned zombies” (Alexie 99). The state of being controlled…

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    on-going effort to find that elusive quality of happiness: which normally results in a life of unhappiness, fear, and distress. I must agree there have been times in my life were I would seek out people and/or things in an attempt to fulfilling that void. For example, I can remember purchasing my first home…

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    Community corrections are alternative programs that juveniles may be placed in outside of the juvenile institutions settings. These programs include probation, restitution, home confinement/electronic monitoring, Foster/Group homes, halfway houses and institutional corrections. According to the text research has shown the most successful community correction alternative is in treatment foster care facilities because these facility is trained foster parents to make the individual needs of the…

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    to Developmental Heartland On the walls of the void decks of towering blocks of HDB flats in Edgefield Plains, one would be surprised to find a series of murals filling the public space. Painted along the outer edges and corners of the HDB flats, being incorporated into dents on the walls and pillars, its cartoonish style is juxtaposed with the sleek and modern architecture of the buildings that house these murals. Figure 1: Mural found at the void deck of Block 105D Edgefield Plains.…

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    to one another. In ‘The Principles of Material Things Part II’ Descartes explains his reasoning behind his theory that a vacuum or empty space would be ultimately impossible. Firstly, he states that “It is contrary to reason to say that there is a void or space in which there is absolutely nothing” (Descartes Principles). He then further goes on to say the extension of space does not differ from that of body. According to Descartes, a body is extended in length, breadth, or depth and from this…

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    Parmenides two principles state that “what-is” is and there cannot be a “what-is-not” because it is unthinkable, and therefore should be disregarded because it has no being. Parmenides backs up these principles, using very sound arguments; the three main ones being “what-is” is ungenerated, complete, and fixed. Several logical premises are further given to withhold these “signs of truth”. For instance, in Fragment 8, on the principle that “what-is” is the only thing that can be, “what-is” must…

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    are clear signs that they lack class. Even Nick is able to bypass the wealth and see the truth behind it. Nick uncovers the fake people that entered the party as people who have yet to fill the empty void in their lives. He calls them dishonest because the act that the people put on is digging the void deeper and deeper until it reaches the point where they cannot escape. As people leave the party, two wives get into a malevolent dispute and “were lifted, kicking, into the night (52).” The women…

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    (n.d.), in order to be able to sign this contract you must have capacity about what you are signing. In order to have capacity, you must be competent and over the age of 18. If you are underage or incompetent, this contract will become void. If a contract is void, it is not enforceable because in the eyes of law, it never existed. Incapacity can arise from being under the age of 18, insanity, and drunkenness (Elements of a Contract, n.d.). Mutual Assent…

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    an addict. Though bio, psycho, and social aspects weigh heavily in on addiction, an addict spiritual anchor, suffering, and pain have a place in the breaking of man away from God. The human spirit goes through many up and downs as one try to fill a void within their life. Addict seek pleasure within that mind as a reward through the use of SUDs. The Biological Break Down of an Addict Addiction is past down from generation to generation by way of biology. In the biological model of addiction an…

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