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    Women In Australia

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    the legislation for the diocese that had wanted to ordain women so General Synod had passed the legislation. Out of 23 diocese in Australia there are only around four that won’t ordain women priest these are diocese of Ballarat‚ North West Australia‚ Sydney and The Murray‚

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    Australia Trip

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    Ashley Affholter Patrick Egan M01A English January 27‚ 2013 A Small Taste of Euphoria Although I am only 20 years of age and I have not had too many euphoric times in my life‚ I have had a life changing exploration of another country. Before my trip to the beautiful city of Sydney‚ Australia I had not been out of the United States. Australia is more of a liberal country that focuses on natural resources‚ free health care and land and animal conservation. This is a nice change from the

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    Becoming A Neurologist

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    After you complete the medical school program‚ you would need to pass another exam. This allows you to practice and work with patients. They call this the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). All physicians (neurologists are physicians too) need to pass this before they practice medicine in the United States. You can take this later on‚ like during the beginning of your residency‚ or right after you graduate from the medical school program. Some residency and internships do require the

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    Alcohol in Australia

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    Alcoholism in Australia The effects of a country with a drinking culture Alcohol is a seemingly moderate drug‚ that over the years‚ became a key part of our Australian culture. This essay will examine how our society has turned a blind eye to the dangers of alcohol consumption‚ and in turn disregarding the numerous health issues. The Australian culture has normalised and legitimised binge drinking. It has become an expectation that alcohol is an accepted part of most social occasions. However

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    Euthanasia In Australia

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    Euthanasia is often a controversial topic around all areas of the world. The idea of ‘assisted suicide’ has sparked debates and many countries‚ including Australia‚ are still hesitant or reluctant in allowing legislation for legalising Euthanasia to pass. This inquiry will aim to provide sufficient evidence as to why and how Euthanasia should become legalised while also evaluating and examining other cases and laws in other states regarding this topic. To clarify first‚ there are‚ in fact‚ three

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    Becoming A Dietician

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    RESEARCH & FACTS The career I researched was that of a dietician. Someone who wishes to become a dietician must first obtain a bachelor’s degree‚ which would be considered a minimal requirement. Most dieticians will tell you that it would be within the best interests of a student wishing to become a dietician to get a master’s degree. Dieticians must have a love for science (chemistry in particular) and algebra as these skills are practiced routinely in the profession. It would also be a

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    Refugees in Australia

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    There are valid arguments for both sides. Arguments against allowing refugees into Australia are the strongest in terms of financial cost and economic consequences for Australia. Those consequences are real and affect all of us. I have decided to argue in favour of allowing refugees enter Australia for the following reasons. A refugee is a person who is forced to leave his or her own country without the ability to return because of a war or a real risk of persecution because of their race‚ religion

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    Racism in Australia Racism exists in Australia. This is a statement that most‚ if not all of you in this room believe is obvious. It is definitely indicated in this Report. However‚ it is not a truth that is readily acceptable by all Australians. As part of the consultations for the National Anti-Racism Strategy‚ which was launched in August this year‚ I heard from many Australians about their experience of racism. How did racism make people feel? This is what some recounted: It creates

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    Becoming A Veterinarian

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    Veterinary Medicine. She lived in a small village just outside San Fernando‚ Trinidad‚ which was very peaceful and quiet. She loved helping the animals in her community in whatever way she could‚ since her life long goal was to become a Veterinarian. Becoming a veterinarian would make her the first professional vet in her community. She was a very intelligent and kind person‚ who dedicated most of her time to her studies. Just the thought of having to leave her sweet little home town broke Sarah’s warm

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    Becoming a Nurse

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    Rena Cobett Tuesday-Thursday‚ 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. SP-LA 240- Johnston Due date: September 21‚ 2010 “Becoming A Nurse” OUTLINE Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the different levels of nursing available to be able to work in the healthcare field‚ what their job description for each level entails‚ and determining do they really have what it takes to become a good nurse. INTRODUCTION Attention Getter: First off let me say “I Love My Job”. I knew from a childhood age that I wanted

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