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    more stable environment. Given no aid to promote his acclamation into society after over 25 years in prison‚ Keith was unable to meet the high demands of his parole. With no money and no job prospects‚ he stopped taking his medication and missed consecutive meetings with his parole officer. His counterpart Charles McDuffie was given proper rehabilitation treatment after his release and was able to make a smoother transition into society because of this additional aid. Both men were incarcerated for

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    During my time in GSW 1120 I have become a skilled academic writer and am able to incorporate things I have learned into my writing. I am now able to better engage in the electronic research and composing processes‚ demonstrate rhetorical knowledge‚ and demonstrate critical thinking‚ reading‚ and writing skills. I am now able to move from GSW 1120 and onto my next academic writing class. To begin‚ I have met the criteria of learning outcome one by being able to find multiple sources to back up my

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    Reagan and Aids

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    been referred to as AIDS for the first time in September of 1982 when there was an average of two reported cases per day. The disease was not just affecting homosexuals‚ but heterosexuals as well who had bad blood transfusions or use of infected needles. -In 1982 during a press briefing at the White House‚ a journalist asked the presidents spokesperson if he has a response for AIDS being labeled as a epidemic by the Center for Disease Control. The spokesperson asked what AIDS was‚ and doubted anyone

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    common theme of the two speeches are freedom and equality. This paper will analyze President Lincoln’s call for finishing the war for the North to save the nation and Dr. King’s demand to change racial injustice now. Lincoln used rhetoric to persuade his audience to fight with the North. “Great civil war...great battlefield” and “testing whether that nation‚ or any nation so conceived‚ and so dedicated‚ can long endure.” is a rhetorical device he used. Lincoln wanted his audience to know that the war

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    First Aid

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    Ten Health and Safety Courses Available to the General Public 1. CPR/First Aid/AED Training by American Red Cross Description: Course on providing immediate care in medical‚ breathing‚ or cardiac emergencies until advanced personnel arrive. Focus on common emergencies such as burns‚ cuts‚ and head/neck/back injuries‚ as well as and breathing emergencies and adults (pediatric also available) and how to respond in each unique situation. Course length is 2-5 hours and certification is valid for two

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Paulo Freire’s The “Banking” System of Education Paulo Freire focused his writings mainly on expressing his views and suggestions on the education system‚ or how to educate the world’s population. He expressed his views bluntly‚ and they sometimes seemed radical. However‚ Freire experiences a great deal of rhetorical success with his writings through his knowledge of the subject and through his techniques of appealing to the audience. One part of Paulo Freire’s rhetorical

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    The documentary‚ “Rich Hill”‚ is the story utilizes various rhetorical analysis devices to tell the story of three preteen/teenager boys who live in the decaying small town of Rich Hill‚ Missouri. Their names are Andrew‚ Harley‚ and Appachey and the film describes what their daily lives are like. They are portrayed to have constantly battled poverty and medical conditions every day of their lifetimes while their value of family helps hold them together as the days pass. Pathos is evident in the

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    audience and her appeal to both logos and pathos‚ Kelley conveys her view on child labor and persuades the audience to aid her by going in the battle to end child labor. Initially‚ Kelley shows her view of child labor to the audience through identifying herself with them. She shows her own identity and view while challenging a similar identity of the audience. Kelley’s use rhetorical questions such as “if the mothers and the teachers

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    Bad Education is at 10pm‚ on BBC3. This sitcom is 30 minutes long. The target audience are young adults at the age of 19-25‚ according to the ABC demographic they are D‚ C2 or C1 social grade because they may have had the same experience and just left school. Secondary audience are teenagers at the age of 13-18‚ according to the ABC demographic they are D or C2 social grade because they are going through it now. 93‚701 have viewed this episode on YouTube. Pre-title sequence In the pre-title sequence

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    Hiv/Aids

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    Abstract There have been studies on HIV/AIDS‚ but there is currently no cure for the virus/disease. There is a misconception that AIDS is transmitted‚ but what people don’t know is that the virus HIV is what is transmitted; leading to the disease AIDS. The risk factors‚ major health promoting behaviors and symptoms that can alleviate the hardships that come with the virus/disease‚ can cause stress‚ frustration and conflict managing the illness. The impact of the medical condition on the mental health

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