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    A Second Generation of Books

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    States ‚ by Kristin A. Bates and Richelle S. Swan‚ eds. Carolina Academic Press‚ Durham‚ NC‚ 2007. 440 pp. $40.00 (3) Racing the Storm: Racial Implications and Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina ‚ by Hillary Potter‚ ed. Lexington Books‚ Lanham‚ MD‚ 2007. 320 pp. $25.46 For 2 years after Hurricane Katrina left a city and a region in tatters‚ most writing on the storm consisted of journalistic description and critical essays. The most sociologically relevant of the few book-length

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    El Faro Analysis

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    sank for a number of reason in Hurricane Joaquin‚ many of which are related to poor leadership. The sinking of El Faro is considered one of the worst catastrophes in United States maritime history‚ with one of the largest losses of life recorded in recent history. The event can be looked at using the interactional framework system‚ with the captain representing the leader‚ the crew the followers‚ and the situation being an outdated vessel in an aggressive hurricane. In this situation‚ the leadership

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    On October 8‚ 2016 at approximately 1:45 a.m.‚ hurricane Matthew just impinges on the shores of North Carolina. This hurricane has a circumference of 300 miles‚ and winds gusting at 120 miles. The heavy rain has caused infrastructure to collapse‚ power outages‚ trees are falling over streets and major highways‚ people are trapped in cars and homes. Crabtree Valley Mall which is located in Raleigh North Carolina‚ lower deck is completely flooded. Owners of businesses are in disarray because flood

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    Katrina

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    Texas State University-San Marcos Public Administration Program 4-1-2009 An Evaluation of the Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Crime in New Orleans‚ Louisiana Kevin L. Bailey Texas State University-San Marcos‚ Dept. of Political Science‚ Public Administration Program‚ kevinbailey444@hotmail.com Recommended Citation Bailey‚ Kevin L.‚ "An Evaluation of the Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Crime in New Orleans‚ Louisiana" (2009). Applied Research Projects‚ Texas State University-San Marcos

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    Public Policy

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    References: A Third Of Louisiana Republicans Blame Obama For Hurricane Katrina Response Under Bush. (2013). Breaking News and Opinion on The Huffington Post. Retrieved from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/21/obama-hurricane-katrina_n_3790612.html Definitions of Public Policy and the Law. (2012). Welcome to the Medical University of South Carolina. Retrieved from http://www.musc.edu/vawprevention/policy

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    Sandy Storm

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    Hurricane Sandy The day was March 18th 1967 the location was Caraguatatuba Brazil. On this day Brazil suffered it’s worst natural disaster when continuing rains and rising ocean temperatures brought on flooding and mudslides that killed at least 500 people (J.Masters/wonderblog.com). Nine months later and two hundred miles away on December 4‚ 1967 I was born. Though I didn’t experience first hand the effects of that storm my parents did. I had never experienced anything like it until two

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    purposes like distributing food‚ clothes and sheltering the victims. But only some of the money is spent on all those stuff. Most of the money gets disappeared which they don’t even tell us. They have poor history of accountability. Talking about Hurricane Sandy many major devastated parts like breezy point in Rockaway‚ Staten Island didn’t receive any major help Red Cross. They were also criticized for their slow and helpless responses in certain areas. Red Cross announces that they raises most money

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    The article “humanity was most fragile of all”‚ by David sweet really showed Golding’s argument. This article was about the aftermath of hurricane Katrina and how it affected the humanity of everyone that experienced it. A quote from the article is “However‚ what caught my attention more profoundly than all the physical damage (not to mention the finger-pointing between the various levels of

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    Michael Sandel's Justice

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    The beginning of the novel captured my attention with the mention of Hurricane Charley and price gouging. Being a victim of Katrina‚ I understand what it is like to have to deal with price gouging after hurricanes. When Sandel mentions the exuberant pries after Hurricane Charley‚ I could relate. After a hurricane‚ you will pay just about anything to get your house fixed. Therefore‚ I oppose price gouging because I have been in the position of the buyer‚ and I know what it feels like to be obliged

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    Ethos Logos Pathos

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    these tools are known the classic principles of arguments. (Lamm & Everett‚ 2007) In the essay written “The Water Revealed” written by Jim Wallis‚ Willis uses all three appeals in his argument. Hurricane Katrina was a devastating natural disaster that everyone around the world remembers. Hurricane Katrina produced so much water that the levees around New Orleans could not withstand the pressure and the levees broke. Was it really Katrina that caused all the damage in New Orleans or was it the

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