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    Watching television is a waste of time. Do you agree? Nowadays‚ television has become a major part of our lives. Almost every home has a television. In fact‚ even restaurants‚ grocery shop‚ clinics and also mamak stores have televisions as a way to attract customers. We are now a television nation but this is not something that we should be proud of because television is not a vital necessity in our lives. Furthermore‚ too much television is eating our life away. Watching television is a waste

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    Prejudice in Movies - Milk

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    Setting This movie was set in America in the 1970s fresh off of the 50s and 60s where police would raid establishments and arrest people for being gay. The film is a biography of Harvey Milk‚ the first openly gay person to hold public office in the state of California. It begins in New York on Milk’s 40th birthday and follows him to his move to San Francisco and the political roller coaster he went through to become San Francisco’s city advisor and the tribulations that he faced after. The movie

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    In “The LittleBrother is Watching You‚” Miriam Schulman argues about the ethical issues of monitoring in work place is ethical or is it invading ones privacy. The author talks about a software that came out on the market that tracks employees Internet use. The software tracks the employees Internet use and categorize employees to constructive‚ unconstructive‚ or impartial. This Software is called the little brother. Lawfully‚ employees have little option. The 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy

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    beginnings of film history the issue was ironically the containment of women. Megan Stem Wade states in her research paper on gender in postwar class room films that from 1946 through the 1970’s there were films called social hygiene films in which mini movies were watched in educational settings serving as the base example of how men‚ and women should act in societal settings. The films had titles such as “What to do on a date”‚ which served to encourage abstinence‚ and waiting ‘til marriage‚ while titles

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    uniformity in kids‚ less chances of being a victim of bulling‚ and a lower cost to parents. Wearing uniforms is a way to diminish bullying in grade schools. While some may argue that doing so may take away students freedom to express themselves‚ we as adults know that sometimes you have you take away things from children as a consequence in order to get a desired result. A study in Sparks Middle‚ Nevada showed that 54 percent of the kids said that they still had their “identity” while wearing uniforms

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    Movies are not the only part of the film industry that misrepresents mental illnesses; cartoons and tv shows misrepresent them as well. By referencing mental illnesses within children’s cartoons‚ it allows the children to learn to stigmatize mental illnesses early in life. For example‚ in a study of six main cartoon characters portraying mental illnesses‚ three of them were comical‚ and the other three were the villains (Wilson par. 15) This is another example of how the entertainment industry is

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    Two Unforgettable Movies

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    James Cameron’s “Titanic” and Nick Cassavete’s “The Notebook” although two tragic movies are two of the most romantic tales ever seen. Two loves found by destiny. In Titanic‚ Rose is a wealthy young girl forced by her family to marry rich to secure her place in society and Jack is a poor young artist that won his ticket to the Titanic in a card game. “The Notebook” tells a similar story of a forbidden love of two young souls who are distend to be together. These two films similarities can only be

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    Disadvantages of Watching TV  Watching TV has become bad habbits of human being. We require some kind of etiquate to educate the human beings for watching TV execessively without getting the advantages of the same. We have lost all our old heritage to socialise the environment. Watching TV does not involve the person participation actively. In sub-conscious mind we just go on watching the subject without involving our active mind. We are also loosing the social activites as well as outdoor activities

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    they drag their children along to the next errand‚ and the elderly in no hurry to get anywhere specific. It was the same mundane routine through the course of the first hour‚ it only being four in the afternoon‚ many kids were still in school‚ and adults at work. The mall was close to barren as a few moms strolled around leisurely‚ baby’s at hip‚ or teetering along side of them. Many of these moms were white‚ caucasions‚ displaying their obvious means of wealth in the jewlrey that they wore‚ and

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    Adult Education

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    Community Based Adult Education A. Global Assessment of Community Based Adult Education. This includes most important contributions they can make to society in the face of what are considered the most significant challenges of the 1990’s. Who are the customers and how can they best be served? Which of the philosophies of adult education are most evident in each case? Adult educators in community based development identify with a specific content area or with a specific clientele. For

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