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    Introduction Cultural activities are activities where people spend their leisure time attending cultural venues and events. For example‚ cultural activities include going to art galleries‚ museums‚ libraries‚ operas‚ concerts and the cinema. People want to get feelings of well-being and gain more knowledge by participating in cultural activities. Participation in cultural activities influences the development of students in many aspects‚ such as for entertainment and knowledge. The involvement

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    INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE RATE OF ENZYME ACTIVITY. To investigate the effect that temperature has on enzyme activity I am going to use the enzyme amylase‚ which is used as a biological catalyst to break down starch‚ which cannot pass through the gut wall due to the size of the molecules‚ into smaller ones. Amylase is a carbohydrase‚ which converts starch to simple sugars in the Salivary Glands. Three features of all enzymes are: They are always proteins. They are specific

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    research paper is based on sports and how equipment‚medicine‚injuries‚and nutrition have changed from 20th to the 21st century. From 1900’s to 2000’s sports has changed drastically over the past two decades. Whether it’s basketball or football or woman or men all sports have changed over the amount of years. Comparing from then to now technology has increased majorly whether it’s Medicine and other foods and drinks all these items and equipment has upgrades to become faster and more

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    Social change shows the progression of a civilization and unexpected modifications to order‚ behaviors and values. This can range from a change in language‚ urbanization‚ travel‚ or symbols. Social change is a force that can be a positive or negative growth in a society. In the United States‚ the Civil Rights movement advocated for equality across all races. During this time there those who protested for this social change while others resisted and tried to stop it. During times of social change

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    Gender stereotypes are perpetuated through various means‚ such as expectations from society or institutions‚ and the creation of cultural gender norms. In Alice Munroe’s "Boys and Girls" ‚ the protagonist began to realize society’s views of her when her father introduced her to a salesman‚ while she was working outside as his “new hired hand”‚ but the salesman replied “I thought it was only a girl” (Munroe 25). Her grandmother would scold her with commands like “Girls keep their knees together

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    Name: Fritz Beker Jules Fritz 1 Class: ENC1102 Time: 8h-10h15 am / MWF Subject: Essay #2 Rebellion and Social Norms among Youth Young people have a tendency not to comply with any laws when it’s come to their wellbeing. Young people always try to express their opinions and restrain from obeying their leaders which sometimes lead to a disaster result of their poor decisions in life. According

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    Breaching Experiment The three social norms I violated were sitting with my own “clique” during lunch‚ brushing my teeth at home‚ and not interacting with others as I walk down the street. I chose to do these because once I learned that they’re considered social norms‚ I wanted to learn how big of a role they play in regards to social control. I conducted the first part of the experiment in the larger cafeteria of Lehigh Career & Technical Institute‚ as it is my assigned cafeteria. Every table

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    " How social media has affected communication over time" By: Angela Davis Communication is defined as the activity of conveying information through the education of thoughts‚ messages‚ or information as by speech‚ signals‚ writing‚ or behavior. Just as mankind has evolved over the centuries‚ our means of communication have followed suit. Communication has existed in various forms since man appeared on Earth. Those most well known form of primitive communication is cave paintings. Drums and

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    Throughout Baldwin’s novel a reoccurring theme is contracting social norms. Besides the obvious homosexual desires that David faces he struggles to come to terms with his identity as a man. For most people‚ being a man encompasses many things‚ but after David experience with Joey he begins to feel shunned for his perception on the idea of men not because it is unnatural‚ but because it contradicts what society teaches him to believe. The way a man finds the curves of woman beautiful‚ David is fascinated

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    The college gym: culture and social norms The gym is a place where a typical American college student goes to work out their bodies to achieve societies idea of the “perfect body.” While I have been to the gym many times before due to swimming obligations I have not taken the time to observe the other people around me. This ethnographic exercise will explore the college gym norms at Roger Williams University. My first step in this was planning out the days and times in which I would go to the gym

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