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    believed there was nothing abnormal about deviance. He claims that there are four essential functions of deviance: it affirms cultural values and norms‚ it clarifies moral boundaries‚ it brings people together‚ and it encourages social change. By breaking the social norm of personal space‚ we can offer an alternative to the status quo‚ and encourage social change. If more people were open to sharing their space with individuals in society‚ then it could be possible for interpersonal relations and

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    Robert Pasco Ms. Weiss English 11 – P.9 14‚ November 2012 The Pointless Spanish Inquisition Its deathly dark and you violently realize‚ with the groans in the distance‚ that you are waiting to be put to death for what you fervently believe. You weren’t the only one in this situation‚ there were many others; this was all due to the Spanish Inquisition. This was a hard time for all non-believers of the Catholic faith. You were either forced to admit to a false “sin” and turn to the Catholic

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    Norms are important rules and expectations set by a society. These rules and expectations are social standards expected from members of a society and are a valued standard on how individuals should act. Breaking or deviating from social standards is often looked down upon by most members of a society (Bobel‚ et al. 5). The norm I chose to break is treating a baby doll (Alegra) like she is a real baby. For this experiment‚ I enlisted my twin brother’s help to play the part of the baby’s daddy. The

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    lane highway‚ for areas like North America. Breaking some social norms can cause harm. Cultures such as Saudi Arabia or Iraq‚ have strict

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    The contrast between the idea of being silent and being vocal is evident in the interviews. For example‚ Joanna decided to skip the question requesting her opinion on same-sex marriage‚ yet she was vocal about the discrimination that LGBTQ community has faced and continues to face‚ albeit to a lesser extent: “…I think they’re gaining access to a lot of rights that were denied to them in the past. They’re not being discriminated against them as much as before.” This pattern of silence and vocality

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    exercise and obesity Carla Henry UNV-104 04/11/2013 Alli Holladay Association between Sleep Disorders Exercise and Obesity plays a huge part in the United States today. The way people today eat and exercise plays a factor on what their sleeping habits become as they get older Thesis Statement: In this assignment I will Endeavour to tackle the issues of the link between Sleep Disorders‚ Obesity‚ and Exercise. Some say that a decreased amount of

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    Carla Casati Ms. Nash ELA 10 28 November 2012 Would You Rather Smile at a Friend or be terrified at a Stranger? It was a warm sunny day‚ like the ones you would expect in a summer camp; laughter was the melody that filled the air. Everybody was cheerful and enthusiastic‚ well everybody except one of our counselors. He was very worried‚ because his sister had been extremely sick‚ and nobody had been able to heal her. Everybody in my group had told him how sorry we felt for her‚ but really

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    From the moment we are put into our parents’ arms‚ they begin to shape our identity. Our appearance‚ thoughts and actions are developed from them and what they believe is “right” and “wrong.” However unfair as it may seem at times‚ everything done is based on their past experiences‚ the culture we are born into and ultimately done for our own well-being. “Never change who you are to please people”‚ “There is nothing you can’t do” and “We are proud of you no matter what” are three very common

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    Is searching people’s phones for crime or broken laws invading people’s privacy‚ and is it right? Some argue it is the right and first thing to do when it comes to this. Officials should not be able to unreasonably search people’s phones for it is breaking the Fourth Amendment. This violates any person’s right to privacy when officials take unreasonable searches on ones phone. For example‚ if one person has evidence on social media about their personal actions‚ officials should not be allowed to use

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    authors of Engaging Exposition believe that expository preaching is the foundational element in the health of a church. Many churches today are suffering due to the lack of Biblical preaching. Understanding the need for expository preaching‚ three modern expositors have developed a three dimensional approach to expository preaching: Discovery‚ Development‚ and Delivery. Engaging Exposition walks the reader through the process of developing an expository sermon. Dr. Bill Curtis kicks the book off

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