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    In 1993‚ The state of Oregon passed The Oregon Family Leave Act. This act requires to provide eligible workers with protected leave to care for themselves or family members in cases such as death‚ illness‚ injury‚ childbirth‚ adoption‚ or foster placement. () There are certain specific requirements an employee must meet in order to receive time off from work. The fundamental purpose of the act is to ensure employees have the choice to withdraw from work under special circumstances without worrying

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    Robert L. Kelly starts with how he was doing his first archaeological survey and it took place in Big Smoky Valley‚ which is in Nevada‚ United States. During his first archaeological survey the crew leader was Robert Bettinger. It was hot summer of 1973 and that was the first time and the leader of the Robert Kelly’s team asked if he saw ‘it’. Of course‚ by ‘it’ he meant the stone remains on the ground‚ or under the ground. That was exactly that time when the author of this text‚ Robert Kelly decided

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    Cyberspace: If You Don’t Love It‚ Leave It In Ester Dyson’s essay‚ “Cyberspace: If You Don’t Love It‚ Leave It” she argues that regulating the internet is impossible and will have an opposing effect. Dyson highlights cyberspace regulations that did not work and why we need self rule. Dyson also talks about the uniqueness of cyberspace and the conflict it would have on earth. Dyson’s belief is that everyone should have a choice and an individual responsibility and how the uniqueness of cyberspace

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    “Thoughts in the Middle of the Night” by Paul Kelly is about insomnia and the restlessness of one’s mind. The poem conveys the frustrations of the speaker about being unable to find peace and rest. The idea of futility is also tackled in the poem as nothing is changed by the end of the poem. The poet makes use of imagery of the haunting “greenish glow of the bedside clock radio”‚ which sticks out in the darkness. The reader can visualize an image of a person tossing and turning and completely unable

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    INTRODUCTION “If you think you are too small to be effective‚ you have never been in bed with a mosquito.” -Betty Reese Mosquitoes are small but deadly. Everywhere you go‚ they are willing to suck your blood anytime. With their simple bites‚ they can cause you a great damage. Garlic has not just been considered a special food for the unique flavor it imparts‚ but also for its medicinal value. It is thought that garlic may be an alternative mosquito repellent for humans as well

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    sexism into oppression and racism. Throughout Brenda DoHarris’s novel‚ Calabash Parkway‚ feminism is displayed on numerous occasions by the Guyanese women being portrayed in the story. There are examples of feminism in Thelma Thompson’s novel‚ Bay Leaves and Cinnamon Sticks‚ by Miss Millie‚ a Jamaican woman who finds work in the United States. The meaning of feminism amongst women of color can be analyzed in several ways. Typically‚

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    Velma Kelly is a famous Jazz singer‚ who is also in jail for murdering her husband‚ and her sister who was having an affair. In the song‚ “Cell Block Tango‚” she describes what happened‚ from her perspective. Velma walked into their hotel room and she sees her sister having sex with her husband. After that‚ she supposedly doesn’t remember what happened‚ but they were both dead. Well Velma kelly does not just proved she was not happy with what happened

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    Men: Scared to leave? Stereotypes have occupied our society that we live in today. Domestic Violence is showing up more often in today’s world. Men should not be viewed as the aggressors just because the stereotype supports men believing that it’s okay to take their anger out on women; however‚ the stereotype may not be the issue all the time - some men are out powered by some women. Child Abuse goes hand in hand with this issue as well. Disciplining your child to help them become more focused

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    What makes Jansen to say we are a sick country? Jansen thinks that South Africa is a sick country due to violence taking place in our country and interpreting things according to race. I agree with Jansen because South Africans are obsessed with the past and they are dwelling on the past. In 2008 there were xenophobic attacks in South Africa whereby people from other countries were brutally killed and beaten‚ and then it happened again in 2015 whereby South African started to burn down the businesses

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    Current Event #2 MLA Citation Abeles‚ Vicki. "Is the Drive for Success Making Our Children Sick?" The New York Times. The New York Times‚ 02 Jan. 2016. Web. 31 Jan. 2016. Summary This article is titled Is the Drive for Success Making Our Children Sick‚ by Vicki Abeles. Abeles wrote this article in response to the large amount of stress placed on the today’s students and the negative effects of their health and well being. Abeles provides an example from‚ Dr. Stuart Slavin‚ who is a pediatrician

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