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    a result‚ globalization became the most descriptive attribute of the world economy in the current century. Most of the socialist countries decided‚ or were forced‚ to start a painful process of transition‚ which would enable them to become capitalist countries in the future. The countries in transition have had to deal with numerous problems such as political and economic pressure from other countries‚ corruption at all levels of political and judicial power‚ and (un)armed resistance by certain

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    the transition of boyhood to manhood. 1.5. Objectives of the intervention To encourage positive views and perceptions of manhood within society‚ building and accepting personal responsibilities‚ increase self- awareness and belief systems and values‚ influence the participants need for academic achievement. (Boys & Girls clubs of America‚ 2013).To further enhance self-reliance and self-efficiency‚ strengthen the quality of decision making and more significantly to encourage a sound transition from

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    Petersburg College‚ a community college (now state) nearby my neighborhood. I thought it was too good of an opportunity not to apply‚ and I was accepted into the program for my Senior year along with a few of my friends. Learning in college was a lot different than high school‚ but all of my professors were great at making sure all students understood curriculum and did what

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    What is going to happen to college sports? The sports them self’s are becoming bigger than the school instead of being a school activity‚ college sports are also becoming a separate entity through the help of the NCAA. In the book Game Over author Dave Zirin sheds light on how college players are exploited for profits for the faculty of the NCAA including the university’s coaches‚ some making over six figure salaries while the schools that endorse sports teams are making cuts to teaching and maintenance

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    How is the transition to adulthood different for this generation? Young people fall into the period of life from the beginning of puberty to the attainment of adulthood. Caton (2001) argues that this period is usually concomitant with problems as they "struggle" to fit themselves into society. Symonds et.al‚ 2011 concur with this and state that the journey from adolescence to adulthood in this day is far more daunting. It takes much longer‚ and the roadway is filled with “far more potholes‚ one-way

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    To Pay or Not to Pay College Athletes? In the article‚ “The Shame of College Sports‚” noted author and historian Taylor Branch discusses the injustice of the National Collegiate Athletic Association not paying their college athletes. Branch references and goes into detail about several legal cases‚ in which the NCAA blatantly takes advantage of players and their families. He lectures his audience on the extensive history of the NCAA‚ pointing out many ignoble and hypocritical actions committed

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    of a college can certainly affect one’s college life experience. Both small colleges and big colleges have their positive and negative sides. There might be many differences between a small and a big college‚ but big ones usually offer better interaction between both the students and the faculty‚ better facilities and better quality of teaching. Firstly‚ interaction between student and professors make the students learn more effectively and raise their academic performance. A small college consists

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    According to theorist Patricia Brenner‚ the transition into the nursing profession can be broken down into five levels based on skill acquisition and critical judgement: novice‚ advanced beginner‚ competent‚ proficient‚ and expert. In order to progress from the novice stage to clinical expertise it is essential that we apply the knowledge that we learned into experiential learning. The only way we will be able to grow is using the knowledge we learned and “hands on” practice. The novice stage

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    this by implementing strategies and tactics in order to be specialized in the reduction of crime. This mindset of policing has come over time due to a shift from the traditional policing strategy to a more community based policing approach. This transition was a result to the 2008/2009 policing crisis in the United States. The policing crisis was a result of the recession that occurred over the same time frame in 2008/2009. City governments were in financial trouble as they had to cut back on spending

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    CHAPTER 1 PREPARATION TO THE JOB A. Transition from beginner to Professional Before a nurse can become effective as a health care provider he or she should be psychologically and physically prepared for the job. Psychological preparedness means that the mental set and emotional state of the nurse must be ready for the everyday routines and stressors in the job. Psychological preparedness requires assessment of the self or awareness of the self. The nurse should know own strengths and limitations

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