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    Mrs. Shafer IU English 19 December 2011 Community Service as a Graduation Requirement A wise person once said‚ “If you light a lamp for someone else‚ it will also brighten your path.” This particular quote has helped me realize that not enough teenagers are helping their community become a more desirable place to live. Implementing community service into the senior project outline as a requirement would ultimately benefit the students and the community. Not only will the students become more aware

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    Hunter-Gatherers and Settled Communities Hunter-Gatherers and people living in settled communities had differences‚ and some similarities. Hunter-Gatherers move around from place to place in search of food. Settled communities stayed in one place and grew crops and raised animals for food. Both nomadic Hunter-Gatherers and people living in settled communities had many advantages and disadvantages Hunter-Gatherers were people that migrate seasonally‚ live in family or tribal groups‚ and use

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    What is a community? To many it is a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality‚ share government‚ and often have a common cultural and historical heritage. For many this is an abstract term. Many people don’t exactly know what a community is. It can be felt or touched and sure enough it can’t be seen. Society also plays a role in this relative and abstract term of community. Meaning‚ the body of human beings generally‚ associated or viewed as members of a community. Amitai

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    Community is a word that is often used in modern day to describe people with similar experiences or beliefs. We use this word “community” to put a label on those we feel we resemble in some way. For the people in the trans community‚ we are all similar in our identity; that we feel as though we are not the gender that was assigned to us at birth. We have many different ways we experience our being trans‚ including different experiences and beliefs that can be polar opposites. The trans community

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    . . A geopolitical community is defined by Maurer & Smith (2013) as "a spatial designation--a geographical or geopolitical area or place. Geopolitical communities are formed by either natural or human-made boundaries." A river‚ mountain range‚ or a valley may create natural boundaries. An example of this is most of the villages in Nepal‚ the country where I was born. Nepal is full of mountains‚ rivers‚ lakes‚ valleys and plateau. Most of the villages are naturally divided by hills‚ mountains and

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    Sicinius asks‚ “What is a city but the people?” The citizens replied‚ “The people are the city.” and that is a fact that will always remain true. The community is the single thing that makes a city‚ just that. Each one creates a different atmosphere. Some are exuberant while others are monotonous. Unity and judgment tend to be the ambiance that my community gives off. Andalusia offers numerous opportunities for the city to connect. Every Thursday in July‚ almost everyone will be sitting on a blanket

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    Kroc founded McDonald’s more than 50 years ago. Our communities give us so much in return not just by supporting our business but also by increasing our brand visibility and strengthening our relationships with our stakeholders. McDonald’s uses three key strengths – our scope‚ our people and our profits - to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the global communities where we live and work. The real strength of McDonald’s community involvement lies with GARSB and our franchisees who provide

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    RECORD SESSION!!!!!!!!!! Community Immersion Meeting 1 Notes I. Introductions (20 MINUTES) a. Introduce myself b. Student introductions (TAKE ROLL) b.i. Name b.ii. Home town b.iii. What brought you to USC’s SSW? c. Review syllabus and CI schedule II. Communities (10 MINUTES) a. Overview a.i. We start the SSW program with a study of communities because communities offer people formal and informal resources‚ social networks‚ and social capital which support them in their daily life—and

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    Do you feel community service is important to a community? Why or why not? Explain your answer in two or three paragraphs. Community Service is important for many reasons. Taking part and volunteering teaches compassion and understanding. One of my favorite things about community service is that there are opportunities and choices everywhere! You can volunteer for something you really believe and have an interest in‚ and can volunteer as much or as little as you ’d like or have time for. Since

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    Response to Reviewers:   INTRODUCTION The Ingalls Building is the world’s first reinforced concrete skyscraper‚ and is renowned for its construction methods in the use of reinforced concrete. The Ingalls Building is located in Cincinnati‚ Ohio‚ and is named after Melville E. Ingalls. The building was designed to house office spaces and is 16 stories or 210 ft. (64 m) tall (1). Construction on the building began on October 2‚ 1902 and concluded July 1903. It was designed by architects Alfred O. Elzner

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