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    USC Marshall School of Business GSBA 520: Business Fundamentals for Non-Business Majors Professor: Thomas. H. Olson Master of Public Administration Zhijun‚ Gao Case Analysis-Southwest Airlines 1. Use the Star Model to describe the strategy‚ etc.‚ of Southwest. Prepare a diagnosis of Southwest. Southwest Airlines is an American airline based in Dallas‚ Texas‚ and it is the largest airline in the United States. Since the airline is originated from a small company‚ but it has won against

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    DATE: APRIL 23‚ 2014 RE: Sample FIRAC Case Analysis 1 Case Analysis 1 Facts: Bob is a business law student; Bob insults his professor Marvin; Marvin pulls out his 38-revolver and fires a shot at Bob; The shot misses Bob; It strikes another student named Cathy; Cathy did not see the shot coming and she never knew that it was the shot that hit her; Bob and Cathy sues Marvin; Marvin gets sued for assault and battery. Issue: The purpose of this case is to know whether Bob and Cathy can

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    why student athletes should get paid rather than just the scholarship itself. When fans watch these student athletes play there is a major profit in money that the NCAA gets from the millions of people watching. Also‚ the students are the one playing the sport; so paying them would seem reasonable. To make it fair there are multiple ways that students could get paid and the NCAA could regulate the amount each student gets paid. Student athletes deserved to be paid in some way because the NCAA gets

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    a freshman on the starting offensive line for the University of Michigan‚ doesn’t get paid to play football. Johnny Manziel‚ a player from the Cleveland Browns‚ gets paid $420‚000 a year. If college athletes were paid it could be the difference between a “Big 10” college team that pays a lot or a less popular division that doesn’t pay much at all. Most people believe that college student athletes should be paid for playing a collegiate sport while going to school. Social media is reining over our

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    Well Informed Voter

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    have to be well informed is because that can affect their economical situations such as mortgages‚ taxes and medical plans. Therefore‚ voters must watch the news and research more about their candidates‚ so that they know what could happen locally and nationally. If voters don’t know their candidate’s beliefs or their ideals‚ they might need some information about their candidates. Voters’ point of view must meet with the candidate’s point of view‚ that is why you have to be a well informed voter

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    Hg Wells Accomplishments

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    H.G. Wells makes predictions and proves them by his novels. “ If we can possibly avoid wrecking this little planet of ours‚ we will‚ but-there must be risks!” H.G. Wells writes about scientific ideas and predictions of our world. Wells has produced novels such as: The Time Machine and The Island of Doctor Moreau. H.G. Wells used his novels as a prediction of war‚ genetic splicing‚ atomic bombs‚ lasers‚ and energy weapons. As a young adult Wells predicts futuristic wars. As a young boy‚ Wells was a

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    Being Well-Educated

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    Abstract Being well-educated is a product of both the school and the individual. Simply going to a quality institution and obtaining an education does not translate into being well-educated. On the other hand‚ being able to perform a specific task very well but lacking in some very basic academic fundamentals does not mean a person is well-educated either. Alfie Kohn examines what it means to be well-educated and I will respond to some of his thoughts on the topic.

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    There are thousands of athletes getting paid millions of dollars for just playing a season of basketball‚ football‚ baseball‚ and etc. While nurses‚ firefighters‚ police officers‚ and the military are risking their lives for complete strangers. Some people think that these athletes deserve more than they do right now. I personally think that they don’t deserve what they are getting. Look at it this way‚ people are actually risking their lives‚ fighting for our country‚ and trying to keep us safe

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    Case Analysis

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    System] Case 3-1 Wachovia Bank V. Schmidt‚ 126 S. CT. 941 (2006) Pages 46-47 of Dynamic Business Law Case Brief: Facts: Schmidt‚ a South Carolina citizen‚ sued Wachovia Bank in a South Carolina state court for fraudulently inducing him to participate in an illegal tax shelter. Wachovia is a national bank with its main office in North Carolina and branch offices in several other states‚ including South Carolina. Under federal diversity jurisdiction‚ federal courts can hear cases in which

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    Should Amateur Athletes Be Paid? The involvement of agents and boosters in collegiate level sports has become a major topic amongst headlines in news recently. If you were to pick any athletic program at random it is most likely that they have committed some sort of a violation. Many people argue that college athletes should not be paid because they receive scholarships that pay for their meals‚ housing‚ tuition‚ books‚ and so on. At some universities‚ these scholarships equal up to $200‚000

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