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    a key role in changing the way I thought about the world. In addition to classwork, this course required an extra time commitment, which we refer to as a community -based learning component (CBL). Holy Cross students are avid volunteers in the Worcester community, so CBL is a unique way to integrate volunteer service into the classrooms. For example, I volunteered at a local parish for it’s after school program helping…

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    A Rocket is a projectile that can operate on it's own without oxygen by the combustion of it's contents. Rockets are particularly interesting because it has transported mankind where they have never been before. That is why this project is on Rocketry, but with small scale rockets. The purpose of this project is to see if a homemade Baking Soda Rocket can equal the endurance and/or the height of a Hobbytown Rocket. Though it is important to know the history of rockets and how they function, and…

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    Avarice and Mendacity Europeans came to a new world that was already inhabited with a native population that was subjected to new and exotic diseases and aggression that wiped out more than half of their populations. The Native Americans did not set out to create war with the Europeans; in fact, they were nothing more than victims of European avarice and mendacity. After everything that the Native Americans had gone through with the introduction of the European settlers, and even their helping…

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    Eulogy For Andrew Jackson

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    during the brutal winter, where we lost one fourth of our people. Mr. Jackson knew we were over populating an were doing us a favor by killings all those people. Lastly, the Cherokee Indians would like to thank Andrew Jackson because when we one the Worcester vs Georgia case, which stated the Cherokee nation was a distinct community in which the laws of Georgia had no force, Georgia decided to ignore the court ruling and kick us off. Jackson smartly did nothing about it and agreed to kick us…

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    In my search for a graduate program that fit my personal and career goals I came across the Community Engagement MEd. From an initial glance I was greatly attracted to it for many reasons. As a former Summer Camp counselor and Director I have always been aware of my passion for helping the advancement of the well being of children, and as a Political Science major I have discovered my interest in the policies and agencies that make this advancement possible. To me, the Community Engagement…

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    III. Introduction To The Topic 1. Facts-Reports The food and beverage industry view children as a significant market force, spending just over $4.8 billion dollars in marketing efforts directed towards children (Orciari, 2013). In the U.S., children under the age of 14 have around $40 billion in annual spending power (McNeal, 2006). In addition to being independent consumers, children can also act as influencers on their parent’s purchasing behavior, in which they are estimated to influence…

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    Andrew Jackson was one of the most controversial presidents ever. He was widely considered a hero for what he did for the country while he was in the military. He helped delay the start of the civil war while he was in office. He also obtained Florida from Spain for the US. On the other hand though, he felt very strongly about US expansion. So much to the point that he removed millions of Natives from their homelands, despite the Supreme Court’s ruling it unconstitutional. He also chose to make…

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    from what I remember. But at such a young age I did have a passion for reading until I had to learn English. Before I started learning English I had a mysterious attraction to different types of genres when it came down to books. I was born in Worcester, Massachusetts one of the coldest state ever in the winter. As I turned one my grandmother got very sick and she needed help so we ended up moving down to one of the most beautiful, tropical, friendliest island ever, Puerto Rico. I ended up…

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    Before the 19th century in the American society, criminals were executed, whipped, and held in dark cells. The insane wandered around the asylums and were not cared for properly. Reformers wanted to establish an official institution for the insane and criminals that was humane. They believed that reform and rehabilitation was possible in a controlled environment. As part of the humanitarian reforms sweeping through America, asylums and prisons were for criminals and the mentally ill. The…

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    can give a wealth of information easily to anyone who wishes to learn about a topic. However, concerns have risen about its use in research for schools. In the article “Wikipedia Use in Research: Perceptions in Secondary Schools” by Tracy Polk of Worcester Preparatory School, Melissa Johnston of the University of Alabama, and Stephanie Evers of the University of South Alabama, researches the way teachers, librarians, and library staff perceive Wikipedia and its use in public education. Polk,…

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