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    Alex Ferguson Alex Ferguson’s leadership style Case study Introduction Alexander Chapman Ferguson‚ known as Alex Ferguson‚ was born in 1941‚ in Govan Glasgow Scotland. As a teenager he was working as a tool’s apprentice in his father shipyard then in his 19‚ he became a labor union activist and an active member of the “Labor Party”. As far as Ferguson’s “the football player” career is concerned‚ actually‚ he did not achieve a successful career. In fact‚ as a player Ferguson started with a small

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    Origin: This was written by Alex Haley as told by Malcolm X. It was a collaboration between human rights activist Malcolm X and journalist Alex Haley. Purpose: The purpose was to have Malcolm X tell his story and where he came from. This was for people who follow him and his life closely and would like to get an idea on how he thinks. He was telling people about the questions or concerns he has with the world. He wrote the book to tell Malcolm X’s side of his story. Value: I can see how he thinks

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    people are unaware people in certain parts of the country are sold or tricked into slavery by false claims of a better life. Once such example is a lady by the name of Eudocia Tomas Pulido‚ also known as “Lola.” Lola’s story is brought to light by Alex Tizon‚ a known journalist‚ who personally knew her and wanted others to know her story. He wrote an article called “My Family’s Slave‚ that was featured in the Atlantic. This is a subject I feel very strongly about and think more awareness needs to

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    of fear. It is rather not letting your fear control your actions” said by Brett Harris. This quote means that bravery is not something we shouldn’t fear but with our actions we shouldn’t be control through doubt. From the novel “Do Hard things” by Alex and Brett Harris it shows the possible ways to overcome our fears.The novel illustrated the five types of hard things we need to do in our teen lives and throughout life. Comfort zones from these five rules

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    may kill them as a sport. If someone believes whales should be respected‚ they just may be willing to die for them. In Herman Melville’s novel‚ Moby Dick‚ a ship sets sail searching to kill an infamous whale named Moby Dick and in the movie Whale Rider‚ directed by Niki Caro‚ people from the Maori culture put forth all their efforts to rescue washed up whales on the shore. Both of these storylines revolve around whales

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    (Freedom Riders). I find it a little difficult to swallow that this occurred in my mother’s life time‚ only twenty years before I was born. She was born 1961‚ which is the year this event occurred. The event was to challenge segregation. According to the video “Freedom Riders: The Governor”‚ Alabama Governor John Patterson‚ did not put up with freedom riders and would defend the Alabama way of life. He did not want to do “what should have been done”. Bobby Kennedy was on side of freedom riders‚ he

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    language is unwritten. However‚ there is always the exception that proves the rule. In this case it is Alex the Parrot. Alex‚ like other parrots‚ is able to repeat human words back to us. But psychologist Irene Pepperberg believed that Alex had an understanding of what he was saying. She claims that he communicated with her through the use of colors‚ objects‚ numbers‚ and shapes. While it is likely that Alex was able to recognize patterns‚ there is little concrete proof that he has a special ability to

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    Do Hard Things‚ by Alex and Brett is a challenging book. It is written to teenagers to convince them of the need to overcome the stigma of low expectations. It goes through‚ in depth‚ the story of both Alex and Brett and all that they were able to accomplish by choosing to take risks beyond what people expect you to do. Many times‚ teenagers of today are expected to be rebellious and good-for-nothing until they are older. Alex and Brett set out to prove the world’s view of teenagers is wrong. They

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    artificial person created under law with a perpetual succession and a common seal.  The company taken for this project is a Garment Company named Rider Exports. Rider exports is a joint venture having the vision of bringing the company to gain new heights and carve a name in the industry with their efforts and team of professional managers and staff. Rider Exports deals with the manufacturing of clothes for Adidas‚ Reebok‚ Allen Solly‚ US Polo‚ Arrow to name a few. This company is fully equipped with

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    How do the elements of ‘belonging’ and ‘return’ operate in Samson and Delilah and Whale Rider? Samson and Delilah and Whale Rider are two films which deal with the conflict that can occur between tradition and modernity at the hand of colonisation. In both of these films‚ within this conflict‚ the elements of belonging and return are dealt with. Samson‚ Delilah and Paikea all have a yearning to belong to their communities‚ families and culture‚ yet find themselves on the outer for various reasons

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