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    We’ve all been on school field trips to see big important symbols of the past‚ and I’m sure we’ve all have asked ourselves‚ “why does this matter” or “why should I care?”. The answer to that is monuments are a key component to commemorate an important event or person. Though‚ before one can be made there are some steps that should be taken before committing to making a new monument. Architects must think about the relevance of the person or event they wish to commemorate ‚ if it is offensive or not

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    Why Is Marriage Important

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    Assignment 5 – 3rd Reaction Patper – Marriage and Family: Why is marriage important March 24‚ 2013 Hameed Law Concordia University – Irvine SOC101 Introduction to Sociology Professor: Ernie Hernandez‚ Ph.D. Abstract Why is marriage important? A question asked continuously and has been across time. There are those that see it as a necessity‚ needed to instill the values for a child; to appreciate the woman and the family

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    Why Is Soccer So Popular

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    soccer is a matter of life and death...it is much‚ much more important than that.” Shankly’s quote is the general feeling throughout the world about the game of soccer. Saying soccer is a game in most parts of the world is incorrect…it is a lifestyle and undoubtedly the one number sport. On Americas list of most popular sports there’s football‚ baseball‚ basketball‚ and even hockey‚ before finally at the fifth spot soccer will show up. Why

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    Allan Pinkerton and his Impact on Law Enforcement Allan Pinkerton started his career in law enforcement in 1849 when he was appointed the first detective in Chicago. In the 1850s‚ he joined forces with Chicago attorney Edward Rucker in forming the North-Western Police Agency‚ later known as the Pinkerton National Detective Agency which is still in existence today as Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations‚ a subsidiary of Securitas AB. Pinkerton’s business insignia was a wide open eye with

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    Why is it important to vote? You can ’t win if you don ’t play. Election outcomes are determined by those who participate. Elected officials make important (often life and death) decisions about how our society will expend its collective resources and the restraints it will place on individual behavior. The drinking age‚ the age at which you can get a driver ’s license‚ and the amount of money your teachers receive are some of the decisions made by elected officials. In making those decisions‚ elected

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    Why Is Honesty Important?

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    Why Is Honesty Important? The Impact of Honesty on Me             Honesty has played a key role in my success in life. Throughout my childhood my parents would always remind me about the importance of being honest. In their opinion nothing was as important as having self-respect and being trustworthy. The saying “honesty is the best policy” perfectly sums up my belief about how people should interact with each other. For me‚ being honest in everything I do can be a very difficult thing‚ but I have

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    Why Are Museums Important?

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    References: <br><li>Alexander‚ E. (1979). Museums in Motion: An Introduction to the History and Functions of Museums. <br><li>Edson‚ G. (ed.) (1997). Museum Ethics. London: Routledge. <br><li>Hooper-Greenhill‚ E. (1994). Museums and their Visitors. London: Routledge. <br><li>Hudson‚ K. (1987). Museums of Influence. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. <br><li>Kushner‚ T. (1994). The Holocaust and the Liberal

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    Fitness for Law Enforcement Carlos Canizales Professor Gotay April 05‚ 2012 Physical fitness is defined as‚ “The ability to perform moderate to vigorous physical activity on a regular basis without excessive fatigue.”(Donatelle‚ P.296) There are two parts of physical fitness made up of eleven components‚ known as skill and health. The skill part of physical fitness contains six components and the health section contains five components‚ which makes up the eleven most important components to

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    Why Family Is Important

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    Maxey November 9‚ 2011 Why is Family life important? I am employee for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. I work on death row and I can’t help but to ponder how someone at the age of 27 or younger can be on death row for years; what have we done wrong as a society to produce people who so young but who are unfit to live in society. I know that this is a question without an easy answer. But it’s one we all should ask and strive to find answers to‚ because it is so difficult to see young men

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    Why Is Kennedy Important

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    Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States of America. He organized the Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty and began the Alliance for Progress. Kennedy’s most noticeable accomplishments in the midst of his brief term as president came in the field of outside endeavors. Benefitting by the spirit of activism he had made‚ Kennedy made the Peace Corps by official demand in 1961. Prior to the century’s finished‚ in excess of 170‚000 Peace Corps volunteers would serve in 135 countries. In like manner

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