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    1. Why do you want to be a GHC fellow? (200 words maximum) Since I was young‚ I was always asking myself why people in African‚ mostly women and children‚ always suffer from malnutrition‚ gender inequality‚ poverty‚ injustice and many more problems which are against their rights. Because I was still young‚ I would not understand the reason why of those things were happening. Crimes were committed to human beings by other human beings. After a certain period of time‚ I came to understand that there

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    Adversity- Something to Appreciate or Despise? BANG! A gun is fired from down the hall‚ and one can hear the panicked screams of children and adults alike. There is a shooter in the school. You only have a minute at most before the shooter makes his way down to your classroom. It’s too late for a lockdown. Children are crying and you can’t calm them down. You feel like wailing and crawling under your desk like the child in the corner is doing‚ but you can’t. You’re the adult in this situation and

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    "Why Did You Kill Me?" On March 1‚ 1932‚ the 20-month-old son of famed aviator Colonel Charles Augustus Lindbergh and his wife Anne Morrow Lindbergh was kidnapped from his nursery in the Lindbergh ’s home near Hopewell‚ New Jersey. The kidnapping generated worldwide interest‚ and both the New Jersey State Police and the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations) launched massive investigations. Four years later‚ a 36-year-old German immigrant‚ Richard Bruno Hauptmann‚ would be executed for this

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    Title: What do you understand by ‘stigma’ and do you agree that social policies can stigmatize people? In this essay I am going to give my own understanding of stigma and explain how I think that social policies can stigmatize people. I am also going to discuss the problems that individuals may have if they avail of these social policies. My understanding of stigma is that it is something that has a bad reputation linked to situations‚ characteristics or people. Also my understanding of social

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    personal code do not differ; rather‚ the ethics of her workplace and her personal ethics support each other. Sometimes the culture bothers her and needs some work. In her professional life‚ she tends to use the utilitarianism philosophy. In her work‚ she looks at the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Her values hierarchy consists of the following: to influence others through trust‚ kindness‚ and sharing lessons learned. She will accomplish this by being a good listener‚ being disciplined

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    doctor has many hats to wear throughout his busy day and “doctor” is just one. When thinking what kind of work results are important for a doctor you immediately think of healing patients. This seems simple until you look beneath of surface and start to think what this really means. A doctor must assume care with a patient when they have something that is wrong with them. A doctor must assess‚ start a treatment‚ and ultimately

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    How Badly Do You Want To Be Successful? How badly do you want to be successful? It’s a pretty simple question isn’t it‚ and I’m sure you and everyone else who has ever been asked would say; very badly or that they would do anything to be successful. But would they really? See everyone wants to be successful but no one wants to work for it. We see successful people and think to our selves “Oh if they can do it why can’t I?” That is very true‚ its not like successful people have two heads or special

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    character affects even the way they eat and which group they belong to. You may ask yourself a question: "Do I find myself eating food when I’m not even hungry?" If the answer is positive‚ you belong to the first group and you are simply a compulsive eater. Compulsive eaters usually stuff themselves with food even when they are not hungry. It is probably known‚ that when we eatfood when we’re not hungry‚ this is usually caused by something else which is going on in our lives. One of the first steps to identifying

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    Would you call yourself a leader? Why or why not? I would not call myself a leader because I see myself more of a follower. To me‚ the definition of a leader is someone who is challenging the process‚ who take risks‚ and challenge opportunities. These characteristics does not describe me because I am afraid of challenging myself. I do not like to take risks because I do not like to fail. Instead‚ I am more of a follower. I have role models who I look up to and learn from them. They inspire me and

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    all costs. He did not get it right every single time but that never made him compromise with best he could provide. He always had his focus fixated on his vision which he reiterated to himself and his team time and again. His love for innovating simplistic designs requires deep understanding and hard work. He never ignored a complexity but with his innate ability to see the unnecessary‚ he would redefine the problem or approach. It led him to be father of wonderful innovations which did not require

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