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    Alcohol Lecture

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    very informative lecture “Solo Cup Culture: Minimizing the Risks of an Alcohol-Soaked Campus Climate‚” Jake Byczkowski‚ addressed the tribulations of drinking alcohol. While many college students are under the impression that drinking excessively is considered “cool”‚ Jake Byczkowski informs Cortland students that drinking is indeed one of the most harmful things one can do to their body. Jake first addressed the crowd by asking the students at the lecture to shout out words that describe drinking

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    Autism Research Study

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    The participant of this research study was a 3-year-old boy named Jake with a primary diagnosis of autism. Jake was enrolled at a private clinic that provided one-to-one educational services to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Instruction and treatment were guided by the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) and incorporated Skinner’s (1957) analysis of verbal behavior. The educational setting consisted of two classrooms and one activity room. Approximately nine

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    Discipline in the Classroom

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    Discipline in the Classroom "You ’re nothing but a wuss. Your mama ain ’t here to help you now so why don ’t you stand and fight me like a man…. That ’s right‚ saying nothing is going to make the situation better. You gonna go cry to Mrs. Wilson about it now?" This type of harassment in the classroom distracts the students from their main objective-to learn. Disciplinary problems in the classroom interrupt the atmosphere of the classroom‚ a place where learning takes precedent above all else. A

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    Jake‚ narrates this story. Throughout the novel‚ Jake is sarcastic and cynical; this makes him an unlikeable character‚ so much so that the reader has doubts he can overcome the troubles in his life. However‚ this is a key element of his character. What Hemingway did in this novel was‚ and still is‚ ingenious. Another theme that the novel portrayed was the focus on the process‚ not the outcome. Suffering from PTSD‚ Jake needed to overcome his stressful situation

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    Legal Notes

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    (5) Practical problem question Jake is the owner of a factory which is losing so much money that it is about to go out of business. Jake is in despair. He is a single parent who urgently needs to obtain funds for the medical treatment needed by his daughter Priya‚ who suffers from leukaemia. He decides that the only solution is to burn down the factory so as to obtain the insurance money and use it to pay for medical expenses. One Tuesday morning at 06h30‚ Jake enters the factory. The factory employees

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    investigator‚ Jake‚ speaking to a woman who is supposedly married to Hollis Mulwray‚ the chief engineer of water and power in the area. She is concerned that he is cheating on him. After bringing bad publicity to his name‚ the real wife of Mulwray comes about claiming she will sue Jake for what he released about her husband. Jake realizes he and Evelyn‚ the wife‚ were set up and she drops the law suit. When Jake goes to find Mulwray he finds him already dead‚ in the bottom of a reservoir. Jake returns

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    all struggle with finding their purpose in the world. Instead of searching far and wide for this purpose‚ they instead fill their days with repetitive drinking and travel‚ which are both empty activities without true principle. Throughout the story‚ Jake‚ the narrator and main character‚ describes the daily activities of his group of friends. Hemingway writes with description alone‚ allowing the reader to interpret the intricacies of the story. His emphasis

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    on the planet‚ and to gain resources that the planet provides. The natives on Pandora are called the Na’vi‚ and they are blue creatures who are much different than humans. One of the humans that travelled to Pandora to study the Na’vi is named Jake Sully. Jake is a paralyzed ex-marine who decided to travel to the planet after his twin brother passed away. He came to be in the program where he takes the body of an avatar‚ so that he can learn more about the people on the planet. The air on Pandora is

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    however‚ is different. Polanski shot Chinatown with color film‚ and though his colors do appear especially vivid‚ color film precludes the contrast intensity that black and white film offers. In addition‚ Evelyn is not the classic femme fatale. Though Jake mistakes her for her husband’s killer at first‚ Mrs. Mulwray eventually emerges as the story’s most tragic victim. Yes‚ Chinatown for the most part conforms to the structure of film noir‚ but this film departs from the general genre‚ creating an entirely

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    The effects of War World I are profoundly evident in the literary works of those who endured the war and the results thereof. Authors of this lost generation found themselves without purpose after having witnessed death on such a large scale. The crippling effects of their lost morality and disillusionment with society influenced them to lead lives of reckless decadence and an idealized past as expressed in such literary works as The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Sun Also Rises by

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