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    How Did Mae Jomson Impact Society

    astronauts being the first black person to fly out into space. To commemorate her, Jemison was given different types of honorary awards. Mae C. Jemison became a role model for those who also wanted to follow in her path. She became a huge impact on society today. Mae Carol Jemison was born October 17, 1956 in Alabama. Her parents were Charlie Jemison(who worked as a carpenter) and Dorothy Green Jemison(an elementary school teacher). Throughout her early years, Mae had her parents to support and encourage

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    Iss 335 Notes for Exam 2

    Immigration— National origins quotas. Immigration Laws—refers to national government policies which control the phenomenon of immigration to their country. Census Race Categories— The racial categories included in the census questionnaire generally reflect a social definition of race recognized in this country and not an attempt to define race biologically, anthropologically, or genetically. In addition, it is recognized that the categories of the race item include racial and national origin or

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    Greek Wine History

    was the most common drink in ancient history. Being that clean water was often hard to come by, the cleaning power of alcohol in wine made it the drink of choice in many societies for daily consumption. Social meals & gatherings in Greek society were very common and naturally there was a lot of wine served. According to the national geographic, one of the earliest recorded toasts seems to have been initiated by a Roman decree, making it a duty to cheers, “in the 1st century BCE, the Roman Senate decreed

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    Hopewell Character Analysis

    believe that I would be a valuable addition to the National Honor Society at Hopewell High School because I have character and I possess the skills to lead. I think that character is something you develop as you grow, and I have had plenty of opportunities to develop into what is considered a good person over the years here at Hopewell. As a potential member of the NHS, I know that I would be able grow even more, should I be accepted into this society. I also think that character is about being honest

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    Fallacies

    a failure and definitely a fallacy. “Remember the Alamo" is a non sequitur fallacy in today’s society. Originally, the phrase was used as a battle cry during the “massacres by Mexican forces at the Alamo in San Antonio.” (Answers) I believe the original rendition of the slogan was completely relevant to its said situation, but today, people use the phrase as a way to convey strength and honor in essentially any situation. In this case the slogan can be a non sequitur fallacy because the original

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    History of Sports

    head. This is essentially a religious festival, in honor of the greatest of the Greek gods, Zeus whose sanctuary is at Olympia. Looking back to the origin of sports during the Victorian period, sports developed in the context of industrial capitalism and class equality. In this period sport became linked to a moral code defined by the middle classes. Nationwide sport developed through the influence of technology, the public schools and the national governing bodies. Amateur and professional sport

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    Fenway Park

    As I looked around at the crowd celebrating, I began to admire Fenway Park. It was chockfull of banners and memorabilia. Fenway Park appeared simple in architectural design, but little did I know how much history existed here. In today's society some of the best things are ones that change little and remain basically the same as they have for decades. Fenway Park is an example of this as the Boston Red Sox have remained committed to staying at this classic ballpark that they have called home

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    The Deer Hunter vs We Were Soldiers

    explosions and carnage that accompany most epic war films and see how war is depicted in a changing society. Society has dramatically changed since the post-Vietnam era of the 1970’s when The Deer Hunter was made, to the ultra patriotic times of an immediate post- 9/11 era when We were Soldiers was made . By demonstrating the differences between these films in the way that the military, society and family are depicted we see an evolvement of the way war is portrayed on film. First

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    School Board Meeting Reflection

    the Oct. 17 school board meeting, as the elementary student of the month was eighth grade student Leah Rene Henry. Attending Margaret White Elementary since the early days of kindergarten, Principal April Smith shared with the board that it was an honor to introduce Henry as such. The daughter of Ron Henry and Angelina Rodriguez (stepfather Mikey Jimenez), Henry is also a sister to younger brother Michael, a third grade student at Margaret White and sister to Julia who is 23 and Jazmin, 21. According

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    Registered Nurse: A Case Study

    Courtney Palazzolo 30 Dixie lane East Islip, NY 11730 (631)806-5423 cpalazzolo1@lions.molloy.edu ______________________________________________________________________________ Education Molloy College- Rockville Centre, New York January 2012-Present Registered Nurse Program/ Bachelor of Science in Nursing Current GPA: 3.84 Farmingdale State College January 2012-December 2012 Pre-Nursing/ Liberal Arts and Sciences Clinical Experiences St. Francis Hospital, Orthopedic/Telemetry- Fall 2014

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