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    increased the number of homeless people on the streets. "America ’s Finest City" has always faced a homelessness problem‚ but like all chronic problems with the homeless‚ it is merely acknowledged in times of recession and economic demise. “In down times like today‚ focus is on the struggling middle-class homeowner‚ not on the housing problems of the longstanding ill-housed population" (Shaw). USLegal.com defines “homeless” under Section 11302 of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act as an individual

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    Affairs published a story of a man named Michael who had spent the last 10 years living under a Los Angeles bridge. When the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Mental Health America (MHA) of Los Angeles offered assistance‚ Michael refused their help. Although he didn’t want to be homeless‚ like many homeless people Michael was ashamed of his status and appearance which made him “reluctant to offers of support” (Department of Veterans Affairs). MHA Outreach workers never gave up on him and

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    why we have such a popular growth and culture change throughout the years of America. The downside with immigration in the United States is that the numbers keep on adding up to more people living in America. Where it gets to a point where Americans are debating on how many immigrants should be allowed into the U.S. Illegal immigrants are being looked upon as being a major reason why we have so many problems in America. They should not cross the border unless it is legal to do so. Another way they

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    issue that one’s have within their own life‚ or about what’s going on in the world. Also‚ there is no limitations on an ultimate concern‚ this is a very broad topic. For example‚ one of my ultimate concerns are the terrorists‚ will they try to attack America again‚ and will the government be more prepared. The relationship between how a person lives her life‚ and one’s ultimate concerns. There is a big difference‚ because all the

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    their city. These attempts of the government to restrict our diets are unnecessary and will cause more problems than they solve. It is true that obesity is a growing problem in America and restricting people’s diets might be a potential solution; however‚ there are plenty of other options available to lower obesity rates in America that don’t require such extreme measures. These options include making healthier food more available and educating people on ways to live healthier lifestyles. Fast food‚ for

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    RUNNING HEAD: ENLIGHTENMENT ESSAY Enlightenment Essay Felicia Troublefield Grand Canyon University HTH 469 March 28‚ 2013 Enlightenment Essay Ever since God created the world it has been filled with activity‚ and for three hundred years until about fifty years ago we have been under the influence of the age of modernity. However‚ modernity is fast giving way to postmodernism and again the force this change will undoubtedly cause people to once again change their perspective of the world

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    The word homeless means different things to the people who experience homelessness and people who observe homeless people. Around the world‚ an estimated 87% of people will turn the other way‚ walk across the street‚ or ignore homeless men and women on the street. These people living on the street are stereotyped as being lazy‚ or unwilling‚ to seek employment or housing. In an article on usatoday.com‚ a man named Gunther stern (who is the executive director of the Georgetown ministry) walks along

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    Pinker's Argument Essay

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    Even with violence occurring all over the world‚ Pinker argues that violence today is at an all time low. In order to support his position‚ Pinker first takes on the preconception that the hunter-gather society of the past lived peacefully compared to modern times. Utilizing a graphic on percentage of male deaths due to war‚ Pinker shows that the percentage of contemporary hunter gatherer deaths is by far higher than that of people living in the US and Europe in the 20th century. Also along the lines

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    Since the eighteenth century‚ scholars have researched‚ “Who wrote the Pentateuch?”‚ and more specifically who was the author of Deuteronomy. The Documentary Hypothesis asserts that the Pentateuch was not written by Moses‚ but was composed from four distinct narratives and woven together into one final version centuries after Moses had died. When these documents were put in chronological order‚ it appeared as the following: The Yahwist (J) The Elohist (E) The Deuternonomist (D) The Priestly

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    From the outside looking in‚ America‚ known as the land of opportunity‚ provides the greatest chance for progress and success. The land of the free provides equal opportunity for all who are willing to work for their piece of the American Dream. Or so it has been perceived. On the contrary‚ this is a man’s world that we live in today‚ but as the famed James Brown sang‚ “But it wouldn’t be nothing‚ nothing without a woman or a girl”. Congress plays a crucial role in politics. With that being said

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