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    impact in their communities. One agency that is well respected and creating a positive change nationally‚ is Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas. Big Brothers Big Sisters is located at 202 Baltimore Avenue‚ San Antonio‚ Texas 78215. BBBS is a non-profit organization founded in 1904 by Ernest Coulter. Ernest Coulter‚ a court clerk from New York City‚ started New York Big Brothers when he saw a lack of guidance in the lives of children who were caught up in the juvenile court system. Locally

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    Retrieved November 26‚ 2007 from http://www.apsu.edu/oconnort/crim/crimtheory10.htm Kirby‚ G.R.‚ Goodpaster‚ J.R. (1999). Thinking. (2nd .ed). Upper Saddle‚ NJ. Prentice Hall‚ Inc.Retrieved November 26‚ 2007 from EBSCO database. Big Brother Big Sister. (2007).Big Brother Big Sister of Metro Atlanta. Retrieved November 26‚ 2007 from http://bbbsatl.org/ Barkman‚ S. (2006) Criminology: A Sociological Understanding. (3rd Ed.) Upper Saddle River‚ NJ: Pearson/ Prentice-Hall‚ Inc. Retrieved November 26‚ 2007

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    * Was P&G justified in investigating its own employees in order to find the source of a suspected leak? Do you agree with Artz that a company has a right to protect its secrets? Does this right depend on the kind of information that a company seeks to protect. Yes‚ P&G did have the right to investigate their employees to find the source of the suspected leak. Companies have the right to choose representation of their choice. By doing so‚ P&G would be able to take the appropriate disciplinary

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    The High/Scope Perry Preschool Program and the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Program The Perry Preschool Program was originally established in the 1960s and was available to African-American children between the ages of three and four. These children resided in Michigan and came from low-income families. Parks (2000) states‚ “The original Perry Preschool no longer exists‚ but the High/Scope Educational Research Foundation—founded in 1970 by Perry Preschool researcher David Weikart—continues

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    Creating Safe and Drug Free Schools. Sep 1996. 15 Mar 2005. http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSDFS/actguid/mentor.html "Statistics". Students Against Destructive Decisions. 5 April 2005. http://www.saddonline.com/stats.htm "Vision and Mission". Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. 5 April 2005. http://www.bbbsa.org/site/pp.asp?c=iuJ3JgO2F&b=14581

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    the help of a local Parishioner‚ he started a non-profit organization. He called it the “Day Dreams Foundation” with its soul purpose being to raise money for kids who couldn’t afford extra curricular activities. It took off and the need has grown so big that he currently relies on a full team. The Day Dreams Foundation‚ which Bradley runs‚ is still relatively young and in its infant stages. The foundation was created in Sept. of 2014‚ and it’s still trying to feel things out. Bradley loves what he

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    I had a field day for all the children and bigs on the last day with us meeting with our littles. For me to do the field‚ I had to go through a meeting with Kresta Byington‚ the principal of the elementary to see if I could get all twenty littles excused. Following with that I had to make a meeting with Jason Nelson the principal of the high school to get all twenty bigs out of their sixth period class. To accommodate for each and every child involved. After

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    Big Brother’s Influence In the novel Big Brother plays the role of not only a leader but the controller. He is not like a president that people view as a political leader that has ideas to help the country‚ but more like a leader who controls everything you do‚ when you do it‚ and how it should be done. Whether or not the citizens realize what Big Brother really controls and how much power he actually possesses doesn’t change the fact that his main role is the controller. Big Brother himself may

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    In the short stories the “Big Brother Little Sister” by Witi Ihamaera and “The Geranium” by Patricia Grace the characters make important decisions that affects their lives. In the course of both stories we learn that the characters suffer from domestic abuse and want to be free but at the end they decide to stay. In Big Brother Little Sister the reader learns that the most important decision that Hema makes is to go back home even thought their life is miserable. When the once the children’s mum

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    Beyond Big Brother The novel 1984 by George Orwell is a political satire on Communist Russia and the Soviet Union; this concept is explored throughout the book with The Party‚ Oceanians totalitarian government that rules through fear and oppression of its citizens in similar ways as to what was happening in the real world at the time. When Orwell was writing 1984 in 1948 he was influenced by the information coming out about Stalinism and what the Soviet Union had really been doing. Because

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