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    States of the Union. This article from the Huffington Post describes the NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT‚ passed approximately ten years ago‚ which was an attempt by the federal government to improve the failing education system in the United States. Each state had different standards to what they were measuring their students to. The idea of this act was to establish a baseline and start to improve it. This Act provides funding to the states with the intention of providing fair and equal opportunity to

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    10/1/12 The Crucible: Act 2 Journal Entry 1 Everyone at some point has been judged unfairly. In my case‚ being judged unfairly can happen because of a lack of trust or lack of understanding. A good example of this was during freshman year in geometry. After spending many hours at a friend’s house working on an extensive homework assignment‚ we learned the material and completed the assignment by working together. After we turned the homework in‚ the teacher immediately wrote us off claiming that

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    of wanting the best for and from each student and school district have been around since the 1980’s and even before that. One specific topic of controversy within this excellence reform movement in K-12 education is that of the No Child Left Behind Act that was signed into law in January of 2002. Nature of the Problem No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is a bipartisan federal law that aims to improve the education of elementary‚

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    The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation is an organization dedicated to altruistic pursuits. This organization shows the acts of kindness that people are doing or have done for others; this website also give ideas for others to follow suit with their own pursuits of kindness or altruism. The forms of kindness can simply be prosocial behavior‚ which are actions intended to benefit others (Kassin‚ Fein‚ & Markus‚ 2014‚ p. 394). Furthermore‚ the acts of kindness can be altruistic which is defined as

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    9/11 terrorist attack on the United States‚ the USA Patriot Act passed Congress‚ it ’s also known as the “Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism” Act‚ or more simply‚ the Patriot Act. The Patriot Act was created with the noble intention of finding and prosecuting international terrorists operating on American soil; however‚ the unfortunate consequences of the Act have been drastic. Many of the Patriot Act’s provisions are

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    In my opinion the two articles that would be most appealing to the american public would be‚ “ The secrets of the cigarettes “ and “ The marijuana tax act of 1937” . Even though the “the marijuana tax act of 1937” was explained through lecture and not apart of our assignments ‚ it was a captivating read on a decades long controversial drug that no one quite truly understands . Moving onto the reason I choose the article of “The secrets of cigarettes” was the opposite of marijuana ‚ meaning the American

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    The reading Sister Act‚ by Evan Wrigth‚ is a narrative showing the different points of views and ideals students have integrated about sororities and fraternities‚ mostly the perspective of female college students. This story takes place in Ohio State Columbus‚ during the 1950s and 60s. With a large population of 35‚000 undergrads‚ as it is said in the reading‚ commonly college students tend to join groups to integrate themselves in a social community‚ the typical American groups where you get drunk

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    by Malcolm’s strong words of hatred. Malcolm felt that blacks did not need to be integrated with the whites for any reason as they could solve their problems without any assistance from the white community. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP felt that hate speech no matter what race it comes from is decrementing to mankind as a whole and is not the solution to any of the worlds problems. Thanks to this program the black Muslims had their official introduction to the world. Within a few years the nation of

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    them as they plan to deceive and not be deceived by others‚ men talking about one another draws distinctions between the amount of power held by each group. Here‚ men construct power by using words associated first with different classes of people. In act 4‚ Petruccio calls his servants “knaves” (4.1.100) and he himself is compared to a “footboy” when Biondello says “a monster‚ a very monster in apparel‚ and not like a / christian footboy or gentleman’s lackey” (3.2.63-64). In equating a negative appearance

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    Metropolitan Police Act of 1829 (MPA) held major significance with all aspects of life; it was to be an act for‚ ‘improving the police in and near the Metropolis’. As it was the first centralised police force within Britain there was major significance for all walks of life. In the words of A.N. Wilson‚ the Metropolitan police had ‘two principal tasks‚ to protect property (and life)‚ and to curb liberty.’ Furthermore‚ it ultimately led to the implementation of the second Metropolitan Police Act of 1839 which

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