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    Phl 209 Case Study

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    Marsida Barjamaj Prof: L, Niizawa PHL 209 Should Salem State University institute a policy to allow students to report their preferred pronouns for school registration, if they wish, including the options of he, she, they, xie or ze? I was looking at Google to find some more information about the non-binary gender or about the student who preferred to choose their preferred pronounces and be called by them and guess what? I didn’t get to much information and now I am more confused than before. I…

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    Pax6 Eye Development

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    Xie et al. (2013) demonstrated the necessity of this gene for the formation of the lens placode. To do this, the authors performed comparative chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) studies in mice to determine which genes were regulated by Pax6. PAX6-specific…

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    STEM Labor Supply Shortage

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    Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics provide the innovative framework for a nation’s technological advancements. Commonly referred to as STEM, these sectors aid in the nation’s vitality and high standard of living. In 2005, three influential reports, released within a five-month period, Innovate America, Tapping America’s Potential, and Rising Above the Gathering Storm, argue that the US is declining in all aspects of STEM; however, some analysts disagree. This perceived weakness in…

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    The range of hosts of M. pistaciaecola includes gall-forming Fordini aphids on Pistacia, whereas the host ranges of M. vesicarii and M. japonica sp. n. encompass gall-forming Pemphigus aphids on Populus. Some temporary confusion was due to erroneous interpretation by Starý (1970, 1979) and others who attributed the diapause cocoons of Pemphigus to M. pistaciaecola, whereas the later description and separation of M. vesicarii (Tremblay 1991) clarified the situation and helped to elucidate the…

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    The Limit and the Power of Representation It was in my sophomore year that for the first time I saw the movie, Hibiscus Town. Vividly imprinted in my mind are the two devastated souls cleaning up the street and their being condemned publicly against the wall full of propaganda scribbles in the Hibiscus Town. Indeed, this cinematic representation informed me of the knowledge I already or did not yet know about the Cultural Revolution—how irrational a political movement could become, and how…

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    Texas Education Agency. “Texas Academic Performance Report.” Division of Performance Reporting. Aug. 2013. Web. 30 September 2015. This is a data set, made by the Texas Education Agency that shows various statistics of the academic success of schools in Texas. The Texas Education Agency measures success through graduation and dropout rates.The data set includes statistics for all Texas students in general while also breaking these statistics down into subpopulations at a state level.…

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    Model of Trust and the AICPA Professional Code of Conduct According to Xie and Peng (2009), ability, benevolence and integrity are the core elements that help to build interpersonal trust within organizations. These same core elements are also essential within the accounting profession and are the cornerstone of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ (AICPA) Professional Code of Conduct (the Code). The Code is the primary source of guidance for accountants. The Code is…

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    the education of the rural/inland citizens and that of the urban/coastal individuals. “In China, education tends to be higher in urban areas than in rural areas and higher in coastal, more developed regions than in inland, less developed regions” (Xie and Zhou, 4). Ultimately, throughout China’s history “education inequality” – be it due to gender, ethnic, or geographical differences – has been a major problem, and thus, contributed to the ever more prominent economic divide. Low economic…

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    We have all known an ‘Emily Grierson’ at one point or another in our lives. We have all known someone who seems to think they are too important or too good to even be seen with someone that they think is a lesser to them. Someone who would rather sit alone, than make conversation with anyone they think will hurt their image. The ‘Emily Grierson’s’ in our world think that their human worth is defined by their status. We have words to describe people who think and act this way; arrogant, snob,…

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    Leah Wong Research Paper

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    First of all is the Xie He’s six laws. Leah mentioned that when she was in college, she learned oil paintings by copying other’s works, which is the sixth law in Xie He’s six laws – Transmission by Copying. We can see that people keep copying others when they want to learn from others, In ancient times and in our times. The second thing I found…

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