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    WElcome Speech

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    auspicious occasion by heartily welcoming every body.. I heartly welcome our Honorable Chief guest‚ Our Principal‚ Dear Teachers‚ and my fellow- friends... Its wonderful to see such amazing gathering once in a happy year.. today we all have gathered here for the annual day celebration.. I wel-come everybody with all my pleasant greetings‚ and I wish the celebration makes you smile and cheer you up with full of joy and entertainment.. A warm welcome to all – board members‚ colleagues‚ guests and friends of

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    Welcome Address

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    Welcome address by Dr. B.Vidyasagar‚ Honorary Director‚ Coaching cell for Prelims(civils) College of Agriculture‚ Rajendranagar. Respected chief guest‚ Dr. R.S. Praveen Kumar‚ Secretary‚ APSWREIS‚ Dr. K.V.S . Meena Kumari‚ Registrar‚ Controller of Examination‚ Coordinator for SC‚ST‚Cell‚ ANGRAU‚ Dr. K. Veeranjaneyulu‚ University Librarin‚ ANGRAU‚ Associate Dean‚ College of Agriculture‚ learned Colleagues‚ students press and Media. It is my Privilege to welcome to “Orientation

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    Being a girl was equal to being in bad situation”. With reference to the text‚ show how this statement was true for women in Bhutan in the 1950s. Bhutan being a small country has less population compared to other larger countries. Girls form the major population in our country yet they are never treated equal to the boys. The life experienced by girls in the past was totally different from the life that girls in present experience. In the 1950s girls were treated very badly that every girl wished

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    Welcome Introduction

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    Welcome/Introduction --- Thanks My name is Saw. I’m one of the students here. I think I don’t really look like a student. But I am one. I would like to welcome you here this morning. And I would like to say “Thank you very much” for coming. We know all of you are very busy‚ so we really appreciate you making the time for us. I thank all of my classmates as well because they gave me the chance to give the easy speech‚ I think‚ “ Welcome & Introduction”. I expected it to be easy but in reality

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    that this confession then guides our theological reflection and action . In other words‚ according to Bonhoeffer‚ Christ must be the starting point or "centre" of what frames all theological method‚ conclusions and considerations ‚ which would ultimately lead him to the establishment of ‘person Theology’ in his dissertation ‘Act and Being” . Likewise‚ Moltmann had no desire to be a disciple of any of the great theological giants of the past. Rather his desire was to be a vessel for people to be stimulated

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    Black Like Me Book Report

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    BLM - Reaction My personal reaction to the book titled‚ “Black Like Me” written by John Howard Griffin is as followed. At first I was amazed and shocked to know that this study was taken in the southern parts of the United States‚ not many years ago. This was conducted during a time when my parents would have experienced this abuse‚ had they live here in the United States. I personally feel that no matter how it is presented‚ racism is wrong. Whether it is perceived through direct discrimination

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    The novel Black Like Me‚ by John Howard Griffin‚ tells the story of a sensitive white man from the south. He embarked on a personal mission to experience the hatred and bigotry towards the blacks that was rampant in the south during that time period. Putting his family and safety on the back burner‚ he proceeded to alter his skin to a black pigment and set off into the muggy south. No longer seen as a human by other whites‚ he discovered how the blacks were oppressed to the point of no hope. He walked

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    Part A- Black Like Me: A Sociological Research Project In Black Like Me‚ John Howard Griffin uses skin dye and ultraviolet rays to turn his skin black in order to conduct a sociological research project. While he is changing his skin color‚ he decides to maintain everything else the same as when he was a white man. His marital status‚ profession and wealth all remain unchanged‚ but by changing his skin color he can truly get a feeling of how it is to live life as a black man. The goal of his research

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    In this discussion post I will be comparing and contrasting two movies “We Were Soldiers” and “Black Hawk Down”. Though they are both war movies and based on real events during two different types of conflicts. Both movies had a similar type of objective‚ which was to eliminate a specified target. Black Hawk Down was based off of Special Operations Forces which was to take down a key war lord in Somalia and We Were Soldiers was based off of the implementation of the Air Cavalry and their objective

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    Two thirds of the world’s uneducated and illiterate young individuals are girls (“The Challenge”). This fact should be unacceptable for our world. Educating young girls gives not only them a chance to succeed‚ and prosper‚ it gives them a voice. In countries around the world‚ it is believed that women are to take care of the home and mother their children instead of making a living outside of the household. Being educated allows for a chance to achieve a healthy lifestyle for an entire family. Not

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