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    financially limited‚ donating time is the most liable option. Habitat for Humanity‚ created in 1976‚ is a great non-profit organization that I would love to get involved with because of its humble objective that has helped and inspired many. I would also enjoy working with this organization because aside from their main objective‚ they encourage women to volunteer and learn how to build and construct homes. Habitat for Humanity works tirelessly to provide families who have limited resources with affordable

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    Habitat for Humanity is not only a local non-profit housing organization but it is a national and international organization. According to the website‚ their mission is to not only build homes but communities and hope as well. The Habitat for Humanity ReStore focuses on selling furniture‚ building material‚ appliances and so on. The money they make off of the items sold are used to build homes locally and around the world. According to Habitat for Humanity’s website‚ Habitat for Humanity International

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    1984: The Loss of Humanity The novel 1984 has left a lasting impact in the literary world. Though the year in which the book takes place has come and gone‚ the book can still warn of a future that could come. In all reality‚ the book could be titled 2100 and have the same plot line. But although the warning still has relevance and citizens of the United States should be conscientious of it‚ the democratic society of the country provides a protection against the loss of individualism. The first

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    illumination tests In the early 1920s Chicago’s Western Electric Hawthorne Works employed 12‚000 workers. The plant was a primary manufacturer of telephones‚ and in 1924 the company provided a site to cooperate with the NRC on a series of test room studies to determine the relationship between illumination and worker efficiency. The basic idea was to vary and record levels of illumination in a test room with the expectation that as lighting was increased‚ productivity would too. In another test

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    Doll and the Woman Who Created Her. HarperCollins. McElvaine‚ R. S. (2000). Eve ’s Seed: Biology‚ the Sexes‚ and the Course of History. McGraw-Hill. Rogers‚ M. F. (1999). Barbie Culture. SAGE Publications. Sayre‚ Henry M. (2012). Discovering the Humanities‚ 3rd Edition. Pearson Learning Solutions. Enger‚ Crissi. (n.d.). Types of Barbie. eHow. Retrieved April 11‚ 2013 from http://www.ehow.com/facts_5491736_types-barbie.html Witcombe‚ Christopher. (n.d.).The Venus of Willendorf. Art History Resources

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    NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE BETWEEN TRADITION AND INNOVATION Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) was the first American writer of novels dealing with psychological and social issues. Moreover‚ he is‚ together with Edgar Allan Poe‚ an innovator of the American short story. The key-elements in Hawthorne’s work are the reflection and‚ at the same time‚ the criticism of the Old Puritanism’s exaggerations‚ the obsessive preoccupations related to cases of conscience. In Hawthorne’s short stories there can

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    Gavin Baker Enc. 1102 Loss of Humanity in “The Lottery” In Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” there are many themes to pick up on‚ however the one that seems to be the most important is the theme of humanity. In this short story many things burst out at the reader but the theme of humanity is one that the reader must be looking for. The loss of humanity is apparent in the story because of the activities they are acting upon‚ their feelings of others‚ and the connation in which they speak.

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    towards his relationship with Daisy Buchanan in ‘The Great Gatsby’. Likewise‚ zeal motivated me to further my connection to the community service group‚ Habitat for Humanity. Zeal alters the an individual’s disposition as seen in Jay Gatsby’s relationship with Daisy and my own experience with community service in Habitat for Humanity. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s‚ ‘ The Great Gatsby‚’ zeal transforms Jay Gatsby’s personality in his revitalized relationship with Daisy Buchanan. Zeal necessitates the

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    I think that I would be a help in Habitat for humanity because habitat helps people not only become stable in a home but stable in their lives. For example: In order to qualify for a home you have to have a good credit profile and if you do not at the time habitat will work with you in getting your credit in good standing. Habitat also teaches you thoughout the process on getting into a house‚ it teaches you how to maintain and live comfortable and affordably. With the teachings of finiicial fitness

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    "Nature" is an essay written by Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ and published by James Munroe and Company in 1836. In this essay Emerson put forth the foundation of transcendentalism‚ a belief system that espouses a non-traditional appreciation of nature.[1] Transcendentalism suggests that the divine‚ or God‚ suffuses nature‚ and suggests that reality can be understood by studying nature.[2] Emerson’s visit to the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle in Paris inspired a set of lectures he later delivered in

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