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    Ramon Walker Psych-101 Dr. Coulmas Generation me As young adults in a society centered on individualism‚ we are always trying to find our “it” factor that will set us apart from all others. We worship the media and are convinced that one day we will be a famous TV star‚ why not? Everyone has a dream in life. We are all misunderstood‚ parents just do not understand when we chance a dream or go after a career that is outside of the norm according to our parents. We are told to be ourselves

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    Stolen Generation The forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) children from their families was an Official Government policy in the early 1900’s. By the late 1980’s‚ there were more than 100 000 of ATSI descent children who had been taken away from their families and lost links with their language‚ culture and traditions; they are known as Stolen Generation. Between 1995 – 1997 The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) provided recommendations to reunite Indigenous

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    The Disillusionment of a Generation On the open polar sea by Colin Dickey gives us a preview of how after so many years of exceptional discoveries and daring adventures it appeared as though anything was possible‚ and one could gain honour‚ respect‚ and in a way immortality by becoming an adventurer and exploring the unknown world‚ however this mentality eventually led to individuals taking massive risks with return in many cases they had negative consequences such as humiliation‚ shame‚ death‚

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    The Problem with Fourth-Generation War Antulio J. Echevarria II Strategic Studies Institute For theorists of Fourth Generation War (4GW)‚ there’s both good news and bad news. The good news is that there is only one problem with the notion of 4GW. The bad news is that the theory itself is the problem. Like the fabled emperor who had no clothes‚ 4GW is bereft of any intellectual garments: the concept itself is fundamentally and hopelessly flawed. It is based on poor history and only obscures what

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    The stolen generation was a shameful period in Australia’s history. They‚ the stolen generation‚ were a large amount of aborigines called half-castes that were taken away from their family if they were part non-indigenous. These half-castes would have been taken away without any notice‚ then brought to an orphanage like place‚ where the girls would have been trained to become a domestic servant and the boys would be trained to become stockmen. The plan for the stolen generation was to breed aboriginal

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    Rodolfo Paisley‚ Fiona. “Race and Remembrance: Contesting Aboriginal Child Removal in the Inter War Years.” Accessed on: 8th April‚ 2010 at: http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/archive/Issue-November-1997/paisley.html Read‚ Peter. The Stolen Generations: The Removal of Aboriginal Children in New South Wales 1883 -1969 . Accessed on 7th April‚ 2010 from: http://www.daa.nsw.gov.au/publications/StolenGenerations.pdf Stannner‚ W.E.H and Barwick‚ Diane. “Not By Eastern Windows Only: Anthropological

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    us with answers in a split second that does not make it easy for us to retain the information. In Source A‚ Mark Bauerlein tries to persuade the readers that we are the dumbest generation because we have all of the tools to gain knowledge‚ yet we are not taking advantage of the benefits they offer. The under-thirty generation is the dumbest because of the lack of common knowledge‚ which demonstrates how technology leads to ignorance. Over the years‚ technology has improved tremendously

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    dependent on technology even on the simple tasks that we need to do. Older generations always say that our generation is very lucky to have a great technology with us. We can now do our task s faster and easier. This saves us time and energy for more tasks that we have to do. There are many great ways on how technology affects our lives.. Research Doing research is becoming easier and easier. Before‚ older generations will go straight ahead to the library and look for books whenever their

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    IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION FOR FUTURE GENERATION As we understand that education sector need to be responsible in educating future generation‚ we are obliged to look in more deeply the role of education itself. I tried to focus the topic on the higher education responsibility in educating future generation. It has been identified that the major roles of higher education in the 21st century are creation of learning society‚ life long learning‚ regional economic development‚ technological innovation

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    The greatest generation The United States greatest generation was a generation that experienced the most turbulent and terrifying ere in the history of this nation. They survived the depression and then played a crucial role in World War II by stopping the tide of world domination by some history’s greatest tyrants. From soldiers who jumped into Normandy into the uncertain‚ to those who watched in horror as an enemy onslaught of wave upon wave of Japanese dive bombers decimated America’s bastion

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