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    My decision to join Army Special Operations Forces derives from my experience in the Field Artillery branch. As an ambitious young officer I acquired a multitude of additional skill sets during Field Artillery Basic Officer Leaders Course in hopes of becoming an indispensable asset to my unit. As I continued my career in the branch it became more and more apparent to me that those skills I will rarely use in the operational field. At the time‚ gender restrictions limited my career progression in

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    Gang Leader

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    Gang Leader For A Day Social imagination‚ “individual problems are to social problems‚ what is happening outside of one’s personal control. This relationship between individual experiences and public issues is the sociological imagination” (Our Social World Pg9). The book that we read “Gang Leader for a Day” by Sudhir Vankatesh clearly illustrates the sociological imagination. In the early part of the book we see Vankatesh trying to give surveys to a gang to try to understand how they feel about

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    was to seem very long when he began it‚ and very short when he got half way through. He travelled along a rather dark path for some little time‚ without meeting anything‚ until at last he came to a beautiful child. So he said to the child‚ "What do you do here?" And the child said‚ "I am always at play. Come and play with me!" So‚ he played with that child‚ the whole day long‚ and they were very merry. The sky was so blue‚ the sun was so bright‚ the water was so sparkling‚ the leaves were so green

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    characteristics and motivations of gangs. Where‚ when‚ and why they became dominant? What characterizes successful gangs and how have they evolved over centuries? Give some examples of successful gangs throughout the history‚ and explain why they succeeded. Most gangs are established and motivated due to the need of protection; this protection can be for protecting the areas and street‚ which they live in or neighborhoods‚ with individuals of their culture or ethnic group. Also‚ gangs are known to branch out

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    Gangs in Rio

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    Gangs have always been a challenge to a states government. In Rio de Janeiro slums have always been dangerous because of the amount of the amount of gang members going around with guns‚ knives and many other weapons. There are many ways to understand these gangs; many believe that they do it for respect while others believe they do it because they have no other choice. In the movie “City of God” we can see the lives of many gang members that live in the slums. With many different sociologist perspectives

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    strong enough to join the war. They shared the same dream and one day at night they met at a river. Lucifer was a 17-year- old boy who was the son of the kings of Europe who was destined to one day join the war. His dad forced him every day to train and train he had to be perfect in everything he did he didn’t want to see his son dead on the first day. Lucifer hated to fight he was the best around but his father would make him join the war when he turned 18. Lucifer wanted to join the war for one

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    ------------------------------------------------- Gangs in the Prison System By Jinja Jones ------------------------------------------------- Gangs in the Prison System By Jinja Jones INF 103 Computer Literacy Instructor: Lambert Fooks March 4‚ 2013 INF 103 Computer Literacy Instructor: Lambert Fooks March 4‚ 2013 Table of Contents 1. What are Gangs? When did gangs come into existence? 2. How do gangs finance/support their groups? 3. Different types of Gangs in the Prison system

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    close the actual words. 2) Word play maid the poem more fun to read. 5. Yes‚ because one would think that taking a short cut would make you lazier. When it comes to my use of text I usually find myself using spell check a lot to help me with words I do not understand‚ and if spell check don’t work I abbreviate. There are a lot of differences from emailing phone to phone. Emails

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    political matters for its members. In order for a country to be accepted to the EU‚ there are certain standards that have to be met‚ known as the ‘Copenhagen criteria’. In 1981‚ Greece became the 10th country to join the European Union. Though‚ Greece’s entry to the EU is questionable as to why it was approved since it did not meet all the requirements that were requested for a membership in the European Union. The central research question of this paper is: What were the reasons behind (underlying)

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    because they were convinced that war with the United States was at hand. Although Tecumseh still counselled peace‚ he also believed war was imminent and promised his Confederacy would ally itself with Britain in the forthcoming war. The agreement to join the war was not made because Tecumseh was concerned about the British or Canada. It was to defend the Indian people‚ and his ambition that drove him. The British were tools to be used. Their military strength could be harnessed to the Indian Confederacy

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