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    the facilities are the students‚ employees‚ and other people. These people should do their responsibilities and obligation in maintaining the facility clean and order. Statement of the Problem The writer would like to answer answer the following problems : 1. What are the facilities in Lyceum for Cruise line students? 2. How the Lyceum maintain the cleanliness and orderliness of these facilities? 3. What should be done by students to maintain the cleanliness and orderliness of the facilities

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    Marvin School Prayer Annie Laurie Gaylor argues against school prayer in her article “The Case against School Prayer” (Elements of Arguments‚ 679). When religion is included in daily school routines‚ it divides students into different beliefs. Public schools are meant to be open for all people to get an education‚ but not to influence them into a new religion. Requiring students to practice prayer in public schools is a violation of Freedom of Religion. Public schools should not practice prayer because

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    Matthew's Prayer

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    In this term paper it is my desire to study the "Prayer Jesus Taught Us To Pray"‚ using the Christian prayer better known as "The Lord’s Prayer"‚ found in Matthew 6.5-13. It is also my desire to look at the concept of how‚ why and what we are to pray as Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount. It should be noted that Jesus teaching on prayer is found not only in Matthew 6.9-13 but also in Luke 11.2-4 and these contrasting scriptures will be reviewed in greater details. I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION

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    Importance of Prayer

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    Importance of Prayer What is Prayer Prayer is the utterance from your spirit to God. In simple terms‚ talking to God is called prayer. It’s the simple opening of one’s heart to our Father in Heaven. It’s coming to Him and telling Him everything in your heart. Then‚ why do we find praying so complicated? Those of us who say‚ ’I don’t pray because I don’t know how to pray‚ haven’t understood that prayer is just being yourself and talking to God with honesty and sincerity. When I was growing up

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    Argumentation Essay: Sex Education Should Be Offered in Public Schools With the new outbreaks of sexually transmitted diseases and the fact that sexually active persons are becoming younger‚ sex has now become a daily topic. Sex scandals in the media and talk such as ’who slept with who at last night’s party’ are making these daily conversations apparent in high schools‚ middle schools‚ and in a lot of cases grade schools. As the saying goes ’monkey see monkey do’ one can only assume that this concept

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    Reflection Paper 2 Theo 104 Yaniet Wheeler Introduction For many people‚ prayer is an abstract experience or an escape valve. They pray – however they don’t see any answers. Why? Because they pray doubting their prayer will ever be heard by God. Despite the many times God has said in the Bible to ask‚ pray‚ call on Him and he will answer (Jeremiah 33:3)‚ many Christians don’t have a prayer life. However‚ they attend church and even call themselves believers‚ but in reality they are as far

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    education than public schools. Public schools are better in other ways like social interaction. Homeschool Versus Public School Public school is a place where children are able to gain an education and form social bonds with other children and their teachers. Public school offers students access to qualified teachers who are equipped to answer most questions and deal with a great many situations in a professional manner. Public institutions offer an environment of scheduled learning and a school chosen

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    The silent killer

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    The Silent Killer Today’s world many individuals suffer from the effects of high blood pressure; however‚ most of them are not aware of the causes. High blood pressure is a very dangerous health condition‚ which‚ if left untreated can become life-threatening. Although most people strive for their pressure readings to be normal‚ many do not realize they can prevent much of it through maintaining a healthy diet and working to minimize the stress in our daily lives. There are three other categories

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    HOME SCHOOL VS PUBLIC SCHOOL By: Danielle Owens English Composition Allied Health Institute There has always been the debate of which education style is better‚ homeschooling or public school? Homeschooling can provide both a flexible and more intimate setting. Public school can be considered a disciplined environment and good for social development. Although public school is more popular among parent choice‚ the decision to home school is on the rise. “Over 2.04

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    Silent Majority

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    English 1613.010 March 25‚ 2011 Nixon’s Silent Voice In a nation divided by war in 1969‚ Richard Nixon delivered a speech with the hope that it would bring Americans together. At this time the American people stood divided on their views on the war. Many people wanted to withdraw from the war and many people supported the war in the quest for peace. The Vietnam War had already been going on for quite some time when Nixon came into office. Nixon was the second youngest president; he came

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