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    The present day unipolar system has left USA as the only super power capable of conducting or organizing political military action anywhere in the world..However‚ hegemony is present in a system where there is a unipolar structure of influence to match the unipolar structure capabilities for example in the 1990s the United Nations was gradually displaced from its primary responsibility for maintaining peace and security in favour of a revitalized NATO which provided the multilateral cover for

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    The reception was held to highlight Prof. Littauer’s new book called Bad Girls. This book was described by experts in the field as fresh‚ organized‚ and beautifully written. The main purpose of Bad Girls is to inform students and scholars about young women‚ sex‚ and rebellion before the sixties‚ which examines the origins of the 1960’s sexual revolution. Prof. Littauer stated that‚ the book is relates to adolescent girls and young women in the United States during the1940’s to the 1960’s who refuse

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    In the short story “Boys and Girls‚” by Alice Munro Laird is a dynamic character who undergoes emotional and physical changes. In the story‚ the pressure of society influences how individuals portray themselves amongst others. First of all‚ Laird is a gentle and loyal character who is compelled to act tough because of society’s standards. Laird’s gentle disposition helps strengthen the bond he has with his sister‚ while his fragile personality contrasts with her strong-willed attitude. During

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    In the book Bad Boy in chapter 8 “A Writer Observes” on page 78 talks about when Walter finds comfort when they are at Rockaway Beach. Also In chapter 8 Walter and the group of boys try to steal the transfer pads on page 86-87 it states that but forcibly they got caught so that lead to a lot of trouble. Then he was mad because he couldn’t go to Eddie’s birthday party because‚ he wasn’t white on pages 88-89it states in the book. In Chapter 9‚”Sonnets from the Portuguese”. It states that the

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    E.V.S SCRIPT Hritik -Fact Finder Devang – Fact Finder Ashutosh – Ecologist Vasu-Student Noor-Teacher Noor: Good morning children…..sit down‚ today you’ll meet some one special….plz welcome Dr. Ashutosh….he’s one of the most famous ecologist… He’s here today to tell discuss a few things about air….we are reading that in E.V.S..right. Ashutosh: Hello children….so first of all I want to ask if any of you ever think to do something about air pollution…… Vasu:Sir…I ..think …that’s the job

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    In our generation‚ the use of computers and the Internet can aid communities by supporting communication and access to information‚ thereby building social capital and community capacity. Using computers can assist the community planning process ‚community participation‚ and information sharing .Computer-mediated communication can build community awareness‚ encourage local decision making and dialogue between groups‚ and support disadvantaged communities. Status barriers can be reduced and online

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    She also looks at the very different worlds—outside and inside‚ the male sphere and the female sphere— described by Munro in the story. ‘‘My father was a fox farmer.’’ So begins Alice Munro’s short story ‘‘Boys and Girls‚’’ a narrative which highlights the almost invisible societal forces which shape children‚ in this case‚ the narrator and her brother Laird‚ into gendered adults. There is no doubt that males and females are biologically distinct at birth. Yet the behaviours and roles ascribed

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    Stereotypes are present in our society. Thus we have expectations from others‚ besides ourselves. Some individuals may be deceived into believing incorrect expectations and some will fight for what they believe in. In the stories “In Line” and “Boys and Girls”‚ through the conflicts of the main characters‚ the authors portray the impact that people’s expectations have on us and how this affects how we live our lives. This is important because we do not realize that we are living our lives according

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    Annotated Bibliography In today’s society media has an overwhelming effect on our youth‚ flooding their minds with images of what society defines as perfection. Many people struggle with their appearance especially younger children who are easily influenced and want to be accepted by others. Many people are blaming this effect on TV‚ commercials‚ and books. The power of media is said to be largely at fault for teen violence (Effects of Media Violence‚ 2003) and an increase in sexualized teens (Loeffler

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    Throughout the short story “ Boys and Girls”‚ Alice Munro takes us through a young girl’s journey to break away from the typical life of a woman. Munro suggests that although we would like to define our identity‚ it is society who defines who we are. The short story was based in a time period where men and women were not considered equal. Throughout the story‚ the narrator struggles to accept society’s unwritten rules that are being forced upon her. She would much rather be outdoors doing "ritualistically

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