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    Patrol Units

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    committed. Another advantage of foot patrols is that they are proactive in nature. They try to seek out the small problems and address them before they escalate into larger problems and crimes (Hess and Wrobleski 106). Finally‚ according to the Newark Foot Patrol Experiment‚ while foot patrols may not reduce crime‚ it does reduce the fear of crime by citizens because they see their communities as safer. Foot patrols also have their disadvantages. One of the most obvious disadvantages is the

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    UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ADVANCED EXPOSITORY AND RESEARCH WRITING “SELF DISCIPLINE IN HIGH SCHOOL INFLUENCES STUDENTS ACADEMIC ABILITIES” AN ACADEMIC RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FUFILMENT OF THE COURSE WRITING 1002 INTRODUCTION One of the most keenly debated issues in American societies is whether the academic abilities of high school students are influenced by their level of intelligence quotients or by other factors such as self discipline. Both social and

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    Gender and Bureaucracy

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    Can we blame women’s inferior position in the workplace on bureaucracy? Provide a critical discussion. Many arguments have been held on‚ whether the bureaucratic organisational structure and culture has led to the inferior positions that women hold in the workplace. Two prominent feminists Rosabeth Kanter and Kathy Ferguson bring out two arguments surrounding this argument. Rosabeth Kanter holds the position that it is not bureaucracy that causes women to have inferior positions in the workplace

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    Story of Stephen Crane” 1). Stephen Crane was an American author who led an unconventional and rebellious life and is most well known for his novel‚ The Red Badge of Courage‚ and for incorporating impressionism and naturalism into his works. Born in Newark‚ New Jersey on November 1‚ 1871‚ Stephen Crane was the son and fourteenth child of reverend Jonathon Crane and Mary Peck Crane (Wolford 3). On February 16‚ 1880 when Crane was only eight years old‚ his father unexpectedly died (Cady 21). After her

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    AstroPower Case

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    LEHIGH University Discussion Case TW-2001-2 AstroPower West‚ LLC1 Company Background AstroPower‚ Inc. (www.astropower.com)‚ the largest US-owned manufacturer of solar electric power products‚ began as a division of Astrosystems Inc.‚ founded in 1983 as an outgrowth of semiconductor research at the University of Delaware. In 1989‚ the company was incorporated in Delaware‚ and grew rapidly. In the several years up to 2001‚ Astropower was the fastest-growing major manufacturer of solar electric (photovoltaic

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    Heroin Addiction

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    Heroin According to The National Institute on Drug Abuse‚ heroin is an illegal‚ highly addictive drug. It is both the most abused and the most rapidly acting of the opiates. Heroin is processed from morphine‚ a naturally occurring substance extracted from the seed pod of certain varieties of poppy plants. It is typically sold as a white or brownish powder or as the black sticky substance known on the streets as “black tar heroin”. Although purer heroin is becoming more common‚ most street

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    Police Technology

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    Imagine a police force with no cars‚ radios‚ and no communication. These officers had no back up‚ they patrolled on foot facing any dangerous situation alone. Police were appointed by politicians for limited terms of service. Because of the apparent political ties corruption was very common. This policing era is referred to as the political era. During the political era residents were not able to “call” upon an officer for assistance. A civilian would have to flag down an officer as he was walking

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    Citizens on Patrol

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    Citizens on Patrol What would an individual do to keep their home or neighborhood safe? The answer has become quite popular over the last few decades. In fact neighborhood prevention is becoming extremely popular as well as successfully reducing crime in some neighborhoods. One of the major forms of neighborhood crime prevention is citizen patrol. Citizen patrol or often referred to as citizen on patrol is extremely popular due to the fact that it solely relies on surveillance. Furthermore

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    Mexican and Puerto Rican Immigration In the 19th century‚ before immigration started booming‚ only a small percent of America’s population was Mexican. Mexicans were in the same boat as Negros; they weren’t treated with any American promise of equality‚ nor did any treaty or laws protect them. Ignorant Americans treated them as inferior because of their foreign customs and appearances. The Americans that rushed to California to mine gold in 1849 were accompanied by Mexicans‚ which they didn’t

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    America. The beat poetry was the most anticanon form of literature in the United States. The poetry is a cry of pain and rage‚ a howl at what the poets see as the loss of America¡¦s innocence and as a tragic waste. Allen Ginsberg was born in Newark‚ New Jersey. His parents were second generation Russian- Jewish immigrants‚ left-wing radicals interested in Marxism‚ nudism‚ feminism‚ generally in the modern revolutionary ideas of his times. This background certainly did influence his evolution

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