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    National Honor Society is to stand out among your peers with intentions of being a good leader. A leader is someone who stays on task‚ helps others understand what they are doing or learning. The National Honor Society is also about showing good character. Being a good character is doing the correct thing even when no one is watching your actions. The National Honor Society is a stepping stone in accomplishing many goals. Sadly not everyone can make it into the National Honor Society so if I make it

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    OUTLINE THE CONTRIBUTION OF MARXISM TO OUR UNDERSTANDING OF SOCIETY Marxism is an ideology based on the economic and political theories of Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels. Karl Marx who was born in Germany in 1818 was a revolutionary whose ideas on society were the foundation of communism. Under modern capitalism the means of production‚ such as factories‚ land‚ and technology are controlled by a small minority who Marx called the bourgeoisie. Production is carried out by the working class‚ known

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    time sport‚ baseball. Now being the team captain of my high school varsity baseball team‚ I have learned many lessons and inhabited many qualities‚ to dedicate and contribute all of my efforts to the program. It wasn’t easy to earn this spot as the leader of the team. I experienced many obstacles and difficulties‚ only learning from them‚ and take my knowledge to help others. For example‚ there was this one hardship‚ seven years back where I hung up my cleats and glove‚ and refused to never touch a baseball

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    for women to get an education and go to school nor for them to have a job leaving them to just be at home‚ but there were maids for cleaning and cooking and nanny’s for taking care of the children so women had no sort of role in society. Women’s contributions to society‚ the work force‚ and their increasing intelligence‚ allowed them the right to vote. Many women throughout this time period before and after have fought for women’s suffrage in many different ways. Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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    CONTRIBUTION OF MEDHA PATKAR TO THE INDIAN SOCIETY Medha Patkar was born on December 1‚ 1954 in Bombay to socially active parents. Her father Vasant Khanolkar was a well known freedom fighter and trade unionist while her mother‚ Indu Khanolkar‚ runs a women’s organization‚ Swadhar. Coming from such a family background‚ she grew up to be highly motivated‚ exceptionally brave and unafraid to speak out for social causes. Her ideological orientation to values of equity‚ justice and democratic socialism

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    Adams Keller’’ para 2). Helen Keller was so intelligent that at the age of ten she even wrote a story called ‘’The Frost King’’ (para 4). Furthermore‚ during Helen Keller’s sophomore year at Radcliffe (1903)‚ she wrote her first book named The Story of My Life ( para 8)‚ and in 1904 graduated from Radcliffe College (para 5). In addition‚ Keller received an honorary award from Harvard ( para 17). However‚ Helen Keller’s success did not end there. She went on to learn five languages in addition to English

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    Both sides of my family have contributed to my personal Tulsa history. Whether it is my mother’s parents growing up just outside the military base in Midwest City‚ a small town just outside of Oklahoma City‚ or my father’s parents growing up in small farm towns in Oklahoma before moving to Tulsa to raise my father‚ Oklahoma is in my DNA. My mother’s parents met in high school in Midwest City and ended up going to the University of Oklahoma together for college. After this‚ my grandfather joined

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    towards secular study of society and individuals role in it. In this way the enlightenment advanced the secularization of European political life. At the mean time it laid the foundations for the social since of modern era. During the enlightenment period many of the philosophes has a great influence to found the modern era‚ for instance Adam Smith‚ Baron de Montesquieu and Ceasare Beccaria are a good example who has a positive Influence to the development of western society at the enlightenment

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    The world is a complex place and today’s standards of society make it even more difficult to exist and act in. In my ideal society it consists of knowledge‚ reverence‚ and especially equality. Knowledge is the information that people acquire and use to have a better awareness and understanding of things. If more people had a higher level knowledge‚ there would be less crime and a high rate of poverty. Reverence is having a respectful attitude towards something or someone that is held in high regard

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    Describe the contributions to society of the Cognitive and Psychodynamic Approaches‚ and compare the two approaches in terms of their scientific status (18) The Cognitive Approach provides two contributions to society; Reliability of Eyewitness Testimonies and Cognitive Interviews. The cognitive interview technique has been developed from a number of models of memory and forgetting from the cognitive approach‚ which is used to interview eyewitnesses of crimes. The major two contributors are cue-dependency

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