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    personal responsibility

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    _______________________________Personal Responsibility___________________________ My parents have set certain standards for my brothers and I. We have managed to learn and answer to those standards. We will always to what is right and fight wrongs and be the best we can possibly be. I have had friends over the years who were not taught the same morals‚ ethics or personal responsibility. You can see a big difference between those of us who were taught to respect the personal responsibilities

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    Definition of Courage

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    “Courage is doing what you have to do even though you are afraid” said once my friend Angelina. Do you believe this is true? In my opinion‚ I believe it to be true. True courage is the willingness to keep fighting even when victory seems impossible. The etymological definition‚ situations that people I know and myself have experienced‚ and the movie The Red Badge of Courage all explore and show this willingness to battle against the odds. To begin with‚ what is the “true” definition

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    in a world where people couldn’t think for themselves. In this novel‚ people were not allowed to keep and read books because the government said that they made people feel and think too much. Guy Montag was the protagonist in this book. He was a firefighter whose job was to burn books‚ but he was beginning to question his role. There were many people that influenced Montag’s thoughts and feelings towards life. I believe that the people who had a significant affect on Montag’s life were Clarisse McClellan

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    When the Twin Towers collapsed on September 11‚ 2001‚ they made a sound heard around New York as a roar‚ or distant thunder. The South Tower was the first to go. Its upper floors tilted briefly before dropping‚ and driving the building straight down to the ground. Many people died‚ and many others were lucky enough to make it out alive. Twenty-nine minutes later the North Tower collapsed with much the same result as the first. The two symbols of America’s economy were gone‚ and not even the

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    affirmative action

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    Abstract What is affirmative action? Affirmative action is an action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination‚ esp. in relation to employment or education; positive discrimination. In the 1940s: President Roosevelt signed an order making discrimination illegal in defense contracting. 1954: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that "separate but equal" facilities on the basis of race were unconstitutionally discriminatory. The Act of 1964: Congress passed

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    Krystal Bravo Rosales 7/11/13 Unit 2 Assignment Canines in Criminal Justice To work in the Canine Unit as a police officer would be one of the greatest experiences that law enforcement has to offer. Not only will you be able to assist in criminal drug activity‚ but you will be apart of putting drug offenders‚ violent individuals‚ and gang affiliates in prison. Not to mention‚ intentionally killing or injuring a police dog is considered a felony in most jurisdictions. (Palmer

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    story seems to be stuck in the 50’s‚ with life revolving around television‚ women being treated as their husband’s property‚ and advances such as mechanical hounds that administer poison. The main character in Fahrenheit 451 is a 30-year-old firefighter named Guy Montag. As a fireman in this future‚ his job is to burn the most illegal item‚ the printed book‚ and the houses it is contained in. In the beginning of the story‚ Montag is a simple‚ law-abiding citizen who does what society wants. As

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    dangerous working conditions‚ fear for the personal safety and were in contact with the victims’ body parts. This is due to the fact that the fire department was a large part of the rescue‚ recovery and cleanup. Trends of Elevated PTSD Risk in Firefighters Exposed to the World Trade Center Disaster: 2001-2005 by Amy

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    Why Athletes Are Overpaid

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    forces‚ firefighters and police officers. Men and women who run around on courts and fields passing a ball around are paid millions more than the people who save our lives everyday. As a matter of fact‚ the average income per year for an athlete is around $2 million to $5 million dollars. However‚ the average income for a firefighter‚ people who run into burning buildings to save our lives is only about $46‚870. This means athletes are paid at least 1‚953‚130 dollars more than firefighters. How is

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    Why Honor Is Important

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    honorable men in the world are police men and firefighters. These men and women are forced to do honorable actions almost every day of their lives. Whether the firefighter is running into a burning building to save a child‚ or a policeman is stepping into the line of fire to save a hostage‚ they are always required to do honorable actions. Because they do such honorable deeds‚ civilians will be more inclined to help them if they see a firefighter or policeman in

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