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    The Movie Crash

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    their job, quit school or do poorly at school. They might stop caring about the things in their lives because these things will not hold any importance if there is no one to share them with. Society and Businesses: Communities and businesses that fail to take strong action on discrimination tend to be lower in productivity. This is because people feel disgruntled and loose interest in working hard. There is a drop in morale, trust and confidence on the part of the employees. People with talents…

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    rather than the result of people breaking the rules” (Schwalbe 2015). Breaking the rules, in this regard, is unlikely because it requires ascending the social and economic ladder, which is not possible with the resources lower income people have, and “when a society is setup to operate this way, we can say that the reproduction of inequality has been institutionalized” (Schwalbe…

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    “Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland.” A phrase that is used so very often when in regards to the Salton Sea to the point when it is synonymous with the dying lake. Although it is catchy for a headline or two, it isn’t terribly accurate as of now. “Post- Apocalyptic Wasteland” is more of a self fulfilling prophecy. We already think of it as a quarantine zone, so what’s the point of trying to restore it? This thinking is not only killing the idea of restoration, but also physically killing the lake,…

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    “Learning depends on experience, but it also requires reflection, developing abstraction and active testing of our abstraction” (zull, 18). By placing each of the learning theories in this cycle we will able to ascertain some advantages and disadvantages. When looking at Behaviorism we see that it helps the student with repetition of learning, allowing the concept(s) to solidify with the student and can be very beneficial, being able to hit three stages of the learning cycle, for the students…

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    Since the late 1990s, a weaker version of the tracking system of education used in Europe has gained popularity in much of the United States. Tracking is how schools separate students based on academic ability and achievement into small groups or classes. This system separates the so-called above average students and places them into more advanced classes. It also places students who perform below-average in less difficult classes. Students are placed in classes only with students who are on the…

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    “That’s just how it is”: Sexism in the Gaming Industry If you take a random poll to ask people who they believe is the chief consumer of video games, nine times out of ten you’ll get the same response- teenaged boys. When we think of gaming and gamers, we think of a gaggle of pimple-faced, adolescent boys eating Doritos and screaming at each other over kill shots on Halo or Gears of War. Despite this idea our culture seems have, the actual data claims something completely different.…

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    support Walthers theory are verbal cues and extended time. Verbal cues support Walthers theory because the way someone communicates through networking or text message can define whom a person is and how they think. If someone used certain words such as fail language and talks badly about another person, he or she may not want to associate himself or herself with that person. Verbal cues through texting also help people get to known one another better. Walther suggest that people can express…

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    vanquished by their enemies. Many people fail to see that they rely upon others or themselves instead of relying upon God. Isaiah states that, “And the haughtiness of man shall be humbled, and the lofty pride of men shall be brought low, and the Lord alone will be exalted in that day” (Isaiah 2:17 ESV). God is reminding Israel and all of mankind that their…

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    Fed up with the cruel treatment at the hands of his father, Cronus plotted with is mother, Gaea, to overthrow Uranus. As a result, Cronus became the next ruler. Fearing a prophecy from Gaea and Uranus that said Cronus would be overthrown by his son, he got rid of all of his wife, Rhea’s, children. Rhea was angered by this and when her sixth child was on the way she hid from Cronus and gave birth to Zeus. Zeus created a plot to…

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    personality because I am not a very trusting person, and because of this I think that people are not trustworthy. Because I do not make the best choices all the time, I assume that other people do the same thing, which can make me extremely paranoid when I believe that people 's actions mimic my worst thoughts. For instance, if I do something that my parents do not agree with, I will often justify my actions by listing times where my sister made the same mistake as me and did not get into the…

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