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    Air Force Academy Sexual Assault Scandal Q.) What‚ when‚ where‚ did these incidents take place and who was involved? A.) Officials are investigating the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs over allegations that sexual assault is rampant at the military institution. According to several former female cadets‚ many of whom have filed lawsuits against the school‚ sexual misconduct is a serious problem at the academy and has been for a number of years‚ possibly since women were first admitted

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    Colleges Worth the Price of Admission? When it comes to the topic of attending college‚ most of us will readily agree that obtaining a higher education is important. Where this agreement usually ends‚ however‚ is on the question of paying for it. Whereas some are convinced that tuition is too high‚ others maintain that it is important no matter the cost. Andrew Hacker and Claudia Dreifus address just such an issue in their essay “Are Colleges Worth the Price of Admission”. Hacker and Dreifus discuss

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    Author Note Admissions Essay: Philosophy of Nursing I am profoundly excited and engaged by the current revolutions occurring in the health care field. Having studied the history of this unfoldment‚ I find it both fulfilling and challenging that the time has finally come for nursing to take on and claim more responsibility in the field. For so long nurses have played a vital role in the care of patients‚ but have been devalued by the political dynamics of health care. I observe that changing

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    Stereotype of a Military Brat Liza Finke Professor Alicia Cathell Axia College COM 125 Utilizing Information in College Writing September 17‚ 2006 Busting the Stereotype of a Military Brat People all across the country have different stereotypes of military brats. It is dependent on whether the area has a military presence and if it does‚ it depends on the attitude towards the military. Obviously‚ in areas that have an unwanted military presence‚ local citizens will think of military brats as

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    My mother often repeated these words to me: “You will grow up to be a man‚ Joe‚ and there are three very important things I want you to always remember—work hard‚ be respectful‚ and stay teachable!” These words continue to inspire and guide me through my experiences. While fixing faulty radios and damaged radars as an electronics technician over the past 10 years‚ I have realized that my real passion is working to find solutions to problems‚ not repairing broken equipment. I believe that the Civil

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    receives extremely large amounts of energy coming from the sun. Solar energy has become a number one option for a future reliable‚ greener energy source. An article by the National Academy of Engineering‚ Make Solar Energy Economical‚ has proposed this issue as one of the many challenges engineers face this 21st century. The academy emphasizes‚ the sun’s “availability far exceeds any conceivable future energy demands. It is environmentally clean‚ and its energy is transmitted from the sun to the Earth free

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    also to compete against others’ designs through local and regional science fairs. My designs regularly received accolades for their unique approaches to the presented problem. My high school offered a specialized academic concentration called Academy of Information and Technology. Through core classes and attached after school activities‚ I learned about information systems and computer science from every available angle. I acquired programming experience that allowed me to code applications

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    In "The Admissions" by Meg Mitchell Moore‚ Angela‚ Henrietta‚ and Maria go for a walk together. Moore shows what each girl is like and what their relationships are with each other. There are many ways an author can depict their characters. In "The Admissions"‚ the author uses point of view and tone to depict the characters‚ Angela‚ Henrietta‚ and Maria‚ and the relationships between the three of them. The point of view employed by Moore is third person limited‚ so the reader knows what Angela knows

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    In regards to the Admissions Philosophy Statement‚ I feel l can understand and respect the intellectual‚ social‚ and cultural differences of people. In fact‚ I have my own experiences where I felt different with others. Being from a Korean immigrant family‚ I follow a culture that was different to other people’s. I spoke Korean in my house‚ ate Korean food‚ and occasionally engaged in Korean traditional activities. When I was in Elementary school‚ I remember my peers often making comments on my

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    Summary of “The Modern Academy Raging In The Dark” by Richard Badenhausen In David Mamet’s Oleanna‚ the inclusion of the controversial topics of gender conflict‚ sexual harassment and political correctness in colleges led most critics to point to these as the main themes of the play. A year before it the play appeared‚ the Clarence Thomas-Hill controversy had occurred‚ helping push these issues in the play to the forefront of reader’s minds. However‚ the “difficulties of acquiring and controlling

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