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    Teacher as Nation Builder

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    THE TEACHER AS A NATION BUILDER More than hammering lessons into their students’ head‚ teachers provide them the tools to make them thinking individuals. A good measure of a competent teacher is the way her students are able to reason. A teacher should bring out the best in her students. She should be able to guide‚ inspire‚ and motivate the youth to strive for the best and to aspire for higher learning. A good mentor should not only teach technical or academic skills‚ he or she should be

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    Explain how actors manifest their training on the stage. In your answer refer to your study and exploration of the approaches to acting and performance of TWO of the practitioners and texts set for study. Approaches to acting explores not only the practitioners but also the world in which their audiences are living. Brazilian theatre director Augusto Boal’s The Theatre of the Oppressed grew out of the chaos and oppression in Brazil in the 1950’s-70’s. The aesthetics of his approach to acting came

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    Fast Food Nation Essay "A nation ’s diet can be more revealing than its art or literature." (p.3) Eric Schlossers book Fast Food Nation is not only an expose of the fast food industry but also shows how the fast food industry has shaped and defined society in America and other nations as the fast food culture spreads globally. He connects the social order of society to the kind of food it eats and the way it eats that food‚ and relates fast food to other social processes and institutions

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    imagine diapers and people taking care of babies‚ what do you think? I think of a young woman in her early thirty’s changing her son or daughter’s dirty diapers. This stereotype is so common within our society‚ as woman are depicted as caregivers and men are looked to as the “bread winners” for families. Huggies‚ a diaper and baby product company‚ tried to alter this stereotype in an another way but failed miserably. They’re pitch was “Have Dad’s Put Huggies to The Test‚” which socially complicated a

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    actually be encouraging unnecessary killing.”(Choices‚ 226). Others‚ such as Daniel R. Brunstetter further this idea by saying that drones are becoming‚ “a default strategy to be used almost anywhere.” Many people believe that President Obama’s frequent use of drones is highly immoral but the numbers speak for themselves and as Bradley J. Strawser‚ a Naval Academy assistant professor points out‚ “all the evidence we have so far suggests that drones do better at both identifying the terrorist and avoiding

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    More than 30 years ago the hypothesis of an interventional approach in patients with unstable angina or non–ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) was considered only after a "cooling-off" period. This negative attitude was in part justified by the lack of effective antithrombotic adjunctive therapies and devices in the management of lesion containing thrombus and the subsequent early hazard of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). The delay—many days or weeks after hospital admission—to

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    Chaffee discusses the feminist view of ethics‚ referencing Virginia Held’s view. Feminism criticizes ethics of the past‚ making the point on how ethics of the past is more of an idea. Past philosophers discussed the idea of how it should be‚ but feminist look at it in the perspective of how people feel. Chaffee states‚ "Traditional moral theories overlook this realm and in so doing overlook the concern and sympathy which people actually feel for particular others. From the perspective of relationships

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    Four Ways to Put God First

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    4 Ways to Put God First by Brandon Jubar It’s easy to become obsessed. In fact‚ it’s almost expected these days. Everywhere you look there are examples of people living their lives to excess -- and it’s not just going overboard with bad things‚ either. Drugs‚ alcohol‚ sex -- these are things that normally come to mind when we think of "excess". But even "good" things can become bad in large quantities. Studying is usually a good thing. In fact‚ most parents would agree that their children should

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    How Do You Define Freedom

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    “freedom” reminds you of? How would you define freedom? O) Everything can be defined with its opponent‚ therefore captivity comes to my mind when I think of freedom. Being behind walls is not the only thing that captivity reminds me of. Actually everything that limits us in our daily lives‚ everything that restricts our lives can be considered as something that captures us. Therefore a world without those can be considered as a free world‚ though it cannot be fully possible. B) Then how would you define

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    Jingoist Views

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    As Americans‚ do we ever think about how other Americans view the American Way of War? Do Americans ever stop to think about the fact that even though we read the same books and watch the same TV news program that we all grow up in different homes which have varying views of the American Way of War. If Americans were ask their friends or family what their view was‚ it would more than likely be very close to their own view. Those same Americans do not take the time to step back and realize that

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