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    John Puls Skolnick ENC 1101 5/4/2013 Modern Communities The values and characteristics of a healthy community have remained largely unchanged over the years; however‚ with the invention of online communities they have become significantly more impersonal. Accepting people for who they are and showing empathy towards others are indispensable values of a community. The values of a traditional community as outlined in Azar Nafisi’s essay “I believe in empathy” and Sarah Adams’s essay “Be cool

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    MLB player involvement in the community is a wonderful thing when it all comes together and benefits the organization and the community. Matthew Wagner‚ Assistant Director or the Cincinnati Reds Community Fund said‚ “Our biggest challenge is not players who want to be involved but finding the time for them to be involved” (M. Wagner‚ personal communication‚ March 23‚ 2016). Baseball games are being played everyday and even though players are trying to fit it in their schedules to make an impact in

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    Mary Rohl Grace Oakley Jessica Elderfield Publication Details This project was funded through the ECU Industry Collaboration Scheme by Edith Cowan University and the State Library of Western Australia. Better Beginnings: An evaluation from two communities. ISBN: 0-7298-0607-3 Published by Edith Cowan University 2‚ Bradford Street MOUNT LAWLEY WA 6050 Ph: 08 9370 6346 Email: c.barratt_pugh@ecu.edu.au © Edith Cowan University 2005 The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of

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    humans have been situated in groups or what we commonly call ‘communities’. The term ‘community’ can be defined as a sense of belonging and the collective feeling of mattering to one another in a group setting‚ and within this setting have the shared faith that each persons’ needs will be met through their commitment to be together (McMillan & Chavis‚ 1986 p. 9). The reason we work together is because we need

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    What is a community ? A community is a group of people who you can depend on and also a community can be described as a group of friend or your neighborhood friends that you can call family. How does a Community help ? A community can really help a lot because if you are lonely you can depend of your community family to come around and bring you excitement or even if you are that person who just stay in the house all day your community family can be the ones that you can go to the mall and hang

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    Community means a feeling of fellowship with others‚ as a result of sharing common attitudes‚ interests‚ and goals. In the story community is displayed through many characters in the story and there are some key examples of it. Whether it be through the greasers or individual people‚ a loving community is very import. These characters need community to get along and work together for the better. Johnny Cade is an example of community. “A little dark puppy that has been kicked to many times and

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    where. The majority of the members of my community do look like me. My community has been predominately white for many years. The total population for my neighborhood is 63‚000 people. Of that number 34‚500 are whites‚ 16‚400 are African-Americans‚ 11‚900 are Hispanic‚ 2‚700 are Asians and 7‚000 are other races. The only way that members of my community look the same as I do is that we are all creatures of God. When you talk about members of the community looking different from me then we get into

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    Importance of Service to the Church and Community By: Alex Gaffney Service to the Church is an important aspect of our Church life. We should all do this‚ as God calls us to do so. However‚ we shouldn’t limit ourselves to the Church. We should also serve the community‚ to be a good citizen of our country. Serving the community is also serving the Church because Jesus states we must treat others as we want to be treated. Serving the Church and community teaches moral values that are important

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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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