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    Tuscaloosa City Schools (TCS) Executive Director of Human Resources‚ Deron Cameron‚ presented the West Alabama chapter of the American Red Cross with a check totaling close to $8‚000 on Wednesday‚ September 13. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that Friday‚ September 1 would be College Colors Day throughout the state to celebrate the start of the college football season. The schools used that day to ask students to wear their school colors and bring in money to donate to hurricane victims‚

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    How to Live to Be 200

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    How to live to be 200 Stephen Leacock How to live to be 200 is a beautiful essay‚ in which the writer has satirized those people who are obsessed by the idea of “Health Maniac”. The writer has given us an example of “Mr. Jiggens” who was a real “Health Maniac”. He was a person who was a person who wanted to be physically strong and healthy and to be healthy and strong‚ he used to do different sort of exercises. He wanted to live long. He used to take cold bath

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    1. The Native Americans were very practical people. They would use the nature for their source of survival. They used the sky as their calendar and they relied on crops for their food supply.The Natives were warriors and they had cities‚ towns and villages. Not only did they have all these but they worshiped items instead of a god. The Europeans had an advanced culture compared to the Native Americans. They had established churches and a main religion. They also had trading systems as well as people

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    How to Live Well

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    felt unhealthy and overweight‚ when I watched television and was out of shape‚ when I shopped a lot and was in debt‚ when I worked a job that paid fairly well and had no time for myself or my loved ones. How have I accomplished this? With small tricks. The truth is‚ you don’t need a lot to live well — you just need the right mindset. Here’s what I’ve learned about living well on little: You need very little to be happy. Some simple plant food‚ modest shelter‚ a couple changes of clothes‚ a good

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    How to Live Frugally

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    Are you tired of being broke all the time? Do you want to know the secret to leading a wealthy and healthy life? If you have answered “Yes”‚ then it is time for you to live frugally! “But excuse me‚” you might interject‚ “does that mean that I have to sacrifice certain things from my life and deprive myself?” Now hold on a second! Frugal living is not as torturous as you make it out to be. Au contraire‚ mon frère‚ living frugally is about living smarter and better for less. So let us move on to learning

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    “ I wanted to explore the city...ride the trains” she stated. She had heard all the wonderful stories of people and the places in New York and She wanted to live the American dream. But she had to start somewhere‚so she began going to school and began learning basic education. If that wasn’t hard enough‚ Santa had to adapt to the American lifestyle. Like getting her

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    Slavery was popular in America in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Southern states‚ with agricultural economies‚ relied on the slavery system to ensure the cash crops‚ such as; cotton‚ hemp‚ rice‚ and tobacco. Slaves were not unknown in the North‚ but abolition in the North was completed by the 1830’s. In 1808‚ the Congress prohibited the slave trade‚ not a year later than allowed in the Constitution. A series of compromises‚ laws‚ acts‚ and bills tried to keep the balance between the slave states

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    American Red Cross - 1

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    Abstract As part of a worldwide movement the American Red Cross offers care and hope to victims of war‚ poverty and natural disasters‚ and‚ as such it is with great anticipation that I will undertake the task of researching from various sources‚ and presenting its history‚ philosophy‚ mission‚ vision and value statement. Among this‚ I will briefly describe the culture of the organization‚ noting whether the organization’s espoused values align with its enacted values. I will also address the

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    his written words. Raised by a countrywide lawyer and a military personnel‚ Locke received an extensive education which ultimately allowed him to provide influence on many modern documents that have changed the way we live today. Considered the “Father of Liberalism”‚ John Locke’s remaining legacy live on due to his tremendous efforts in creating naturalized rights for the common man. Locke had created a series of documents in which he proposed the idea giving those who are not of greater of power

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    identity. These changes revolved around the imperialistic and expansionists ideas by Roosevelt and Taft. However not only was the nation advancing into a world power but drastic social changes were happening within the country. World War I had changed American society through the creation of feminist suffrage organizations‚ evolutions in the labor force‚ and the surge of immigrants. Society was affected by women’s support and opposing of the war. Organizations such as the Woman’s Peace Party

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