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    For many researches‚ and scientists‚ Paleolithic society was thought to have been an age of grit‚ savagery‚ and masculinity where women are practically wiped out of the history books only to be remembered by crude statutes carved out between 27‚000 and 20‚000 years ago called Venuses. Such little focus on the women of the Paleolithic era led scientists to misinterpret these Venus statutes as objects of sexual fetishes due to their exaggerated body features‚ as Angier points out‚ “Researchers have

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    Independent Research Project – Religions of Ancient Origin “Assess the religions role in society and how it affects the lives of individuals and the community” Lao Tzu founded the religion of Taoism in ancient China. In the long history of China the religious cultures have developed into an important part of Chinese traditional beliefs and culture. Taoism was a main religion that had great influence in the thinking of Chinese people as well as on almost every aspect in political‚ economic and

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    engineering department Yes/No 6) Please mention your role model‚if any‚ and the industry(Civil/Telecom/IT) they are working in 7) Who made the choice of civil engineering as your course Own‚Family‚Guide‚Other 8) Approximately how many people(in %) around you discouraged you for having chosen the course after you took the course 0-25 %‚ 25-50%‚ 50-75%‚75-100% 9) What would you say the social status of your family in the society is? Lower class‚Lower middle class‚Middle class‚Upper

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    Television Stereotypes

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    There is no doubt that television has found its way into the lives of the everyday‚ average American. Television has become our go-to. It’s our stress relief after a long day of work; it fills voids that our actual lives cannot; and it has become the framework of the world we know today. A popular‚ if not the most popular‚ type of television that has filled the hearts of its viewers would have to be Situation Comedy- or Sitcom. Sitcoms tend to involve lovable actors‚ playing even more lovable characters

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    For almost two hundred years‚ Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCUs have played a pivotal role in the education of African-American people‚ and negro people internationally. These schools have provided the majority of black college graduates at the Graduate and Post-Graduate level; schools such as Hampton University‚ Morehouse University‚ Spellman University and Howard University are four universities at the forefront of the advanced education of blacks. For sometime there has been

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    History of Radio and Tv

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    History of Radio and TV In past time all people had to communicate was a printing press for local newspapers. It must’ve taken a long time for everybody to get their newspaper. Then with the discovery of radio waves‚ a new invention evolved called the radio. The first former radio-communication was the telegraph. The telegraph was used for long-distance messages‚ but for these messages to be understood a creation of a secret language was formed; called Morse code. The United States military often

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    HOMELESS VETERANS CAN BECOME PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF SOCIETY Homelessness is a major social issue facing our society today. Homelessness among United States veterans is of particular concern to me because I understand some of the pressures facing vets upon returning to civilian life. Given the Iraq and Afghanistan tours and number of soldiers returning from multiple tours in “hell”‚ it’s no wonder the number of homeless vets has more than doubled in the past two years. (Zoroya‚ 2012) Serious

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    Racism‚ today‚ is alive and well. We see it all over the media so frequently. Media plays a crucial role in society. It shows us how society views us‚ as people. Media focus crimes and gang relations when it comes to African Americans or Hispanics. When Trayvon Martin was murdered back in 2012‚ the media destroyed the young teenager’s image. The media made claims of Martin using drugs and used negative photos during the coverage. Instead of using photos of his accomplishments‚ media displayed photos

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    literature Global TV Realities by John McMurria‚ Televisions New Engines by Michael Keane and Albert Moran‚ and The Mass Production of Celebrity by Graeme Turner as instruments to analyze the program. The three readings assist in the analysis of CBS’s The Amazing Race because the concepts and arguments presented by the authors within the readings offers insight into the production of The Amazing Race as well as the global distribution of The Amazing Race television format. In the first segment of this analysis

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    Television viewing is a major activity and influence on children and adolescents. Children in the United States watch an average of three to four hours of television a day. By the time of high school graduation‚ they will have spent more time watching television than they have in the classroom. While television can entertain‚ inform‚ and keep our children company‚ it may also influence them in undesirable ways." (AACAP‚ 2001‚ p. 1) Even though parents are conscious that the media can affect their

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