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    Wellness 2 Essay on Why Swimming Should be Part of the Wellness Curriculum 10/09/2012 Swimming: An Important Life Skill Swimming is a very important and necessary life skill to have; for this reason it should be included in part of the wellness curriculum at Newington High School. If a person has the proper knowledge of life saving skills/techniques‚ he or she will be able to save his or her own life as well as other people. Swimming is also an abundant way of exercise. Lastly‚ it is a pleasurable

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    Sport is an Important Part of Life Here I shall persuade you that sport is an important part of life and one that would severely damage our country if it were removed. I explain how competition is important because of the many functions it serves within our country and our community. Sport offers competition without violence This is true for most sports‚ although there are a few sports where violence is expected such as hockey. Otherwise sport is about matching physical fitness and wit with other

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    14 Life Lessons from Ramayana (1) Relationship between Dharma‚ Artha‚ Kama and Moksha Human life is consumed in chasing materialism (Artha) and sense pleasures (Kama). Ramayana makes it clear that these two pursuits should never be at the cost of Dharma (righteousness). In withholding dharma‚ both artha and Kama can be and must be sacrificed. The ultimate goal of life is Moksha (liberation) and it can be attained only by relinquishing Artha and Kama and by strictly following a life of Dharma

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    There comes a time in our lives where we all have to face important decisions and challenges maybe taking examinations or starting a new job. For me‚ going to secondary school was an important time and was a big challenge. This can be a stressful and nerve racking experience for any eleven year old‚ unlike most of the people that started my school I didn’t know many people from my previous primary school‚ so they already had foundations and memories and did not really have to make new friends as

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    School: Topic: Life Orientation 10 High School for Girls Developing of the self in society Theme: Periods: Time: Teacher: 1 30 minutes Miss Stacey Life roles: Different life roles Aims: by the end of the lesson learners should be able to:    Identify and describe their different life roles (in their own lives) Identify the responsibilities relevant to each of their different life roles Describe ways in which they are dependent in their different life roles Objectives:

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    An important event in my life There are so many events happened in my life and most of them consist to be an important part of my life. They are precious because I can learn much from them or sometimes they can make me feel better when I am sad. I think the event which influent me most is happened at my senior high school. When I was in my third grade of senior high school‚ I should choose the university and the major which I want to go on my further study after the college entrance examination

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    rich‚ substantive content. But to make these points stick‚ a proposal writer needs a feel for the unspoken customs‚ norms‚ and needs that govern the selection process itself. These are not really as arcane or ritualistic as one might suspect. For the most part‚ these customs arise from the committee ’s efforts to deal in good faith with its own problems: incomprehension among disciplines‚ work overload‚ and the problem of equitably judging proposals that reflect unlike social and academic circumstances

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    The key element in leading a life which is successful is literacy. Literacy is important in all levels of employment. For people who literacy is not available to‚ different reasons push them to become literate. Literacy is a social unifier. A person is more effective in completing daily tasks‚ more efficient in their work‚ and is considered to be a much more powerful person amongst their peers when literate. Doors open much more easily for people who are literate. For example‚ who is going to hire

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    AWALKIG IN THE COUNTRY Moon is an integral part of our universe. It is one of the beautiful heavenly bodies. It adds beauty and splendor to the darkness of night. The light of moon has a soothing effect. Walking in a moonlit night has its charm and beauty. It is a refreshing experience. It relieves you of all your tension and gives pleasure. Strolling in a moonlit night particularly during the summer add to the delight and pleasure. It elates the mood. Walking in a moonlit night not only delights

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    almost unconsciously on the leaves and blossoms...to greet the sweet southern spring." Little did Hellen know that this seemingly normal day would be a turning point in her lost life. In summary‚ the passage‚ “The Most Important Day” follows Hellen Keller as she describes the revelation of Miss Sullivan‚ who opens Hellen’s life up to a new perspective on things which she had never fully understood before. Through Keller’s writing‚ the reader understands her new profusion of meaning in everyday items

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