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    Car Insurance Myths

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    8 Car Insurance Myths From the old fiction on red cars costing more to insure‚ to the one about rates reducing when you turn 25‚ to the idea that full insurance coverage means you can get another car after an accident‚ myths about car insurance abound. But how do you tell between truth and fiction? A good place to start is by puncturing some common myths that could save you some cash. 1. My rates will increase if I get a traffic ticket. Not always‚ here’s how it works‚ companies only request for

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    Rape Myth Campuses

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    How Rape Myths Influence Sexual Violence on College Campuses The prevalence of sexual assault and the myths around sexual assault on college campuses are topics of concern to both researchers and college administrators. Research has long shown that sexual assault is a common and reoccurring problem among college women (Fisher‚ Cullen‚ & Turner‚ 2004). It has been reported that between one-fifth to one-quarter of college women are sexually assaulted during the course of their college careers (Fisher

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    Sustainable tourism is a myth. Discuss Tourism is one of the world’s fastest growing industries and is a major source of income for many countries‚ however‚ tourism can also have its share of problems on a country‚ such as loss of cultural heritage. People are now seeking more responsible holidays‚ these include various forms of sustainable tourism such as ‘eco-tourism’ and ‘Cultural tourism’. Sustainable tourism is ‘a form of ongoing tourism development which helps to preserve and protect the environment

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    Myth Of Helpless Summary

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    improve the public educational system here in America. They both realize that their lies a need for improvement in this system; but the way they feel this problem should be handled is different. Jay P. Greene‚ author of Myth of Helplessness‚ elaborated on the widely-accepted myth that failing schools cannot be approved if social issues exist. He defined social issues as things like poverty‚ poor family structure‚ and language barriers. He argued that “schools can make a difference in students’

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    Myth of the Male Divine

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    Myth of the Male Divine By: Mike Vignapiano HUM/105 - World Mythology 24 April 2010 Patricia Waggener History describes many gods. In polytheism‚ there are different gods representing different aspects of life‚ such as Apollo (God of light)‚ Ares (God of war)‚ Hades (God of the underworld)‚ and Poseidon (God of horses‚ earthquakes‚ and) best known as God of the sea (Hassam‚ 2010). In the monotheism myths (Christianity‚ Judaism‚ Islam…)‚ the God Krishna is the father of all existence

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    Leaders Are Born or Made

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    filling their own bank accounts” (p. 4). These people act both humbly and heroically‚ but they are not superhuman or unbelievable. According to Avolio (2005)‚ one of the truths held by many people about leadership is that leaders are born to lead and made by some mysterious confluence of events. Most of what leaders have that enables them to lead is learned. Therefore‚ Avolio (2005) points out that leadership is not a mysterious activity and‚ thus‚ the ability to perform complex tasks is widely distributed

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    Top 10 Myths about Sustainability The myth that surprised me the most was Myth 5: Sustainability is too expensive. I’ve always believed that becoming more “green” could be expensive‚ but eventually would pay off. Many can’t afford to install solar panels in their homes‚ or switch to hybrid cars. Becoming more sustainable can be a little more challenging for those in the middle or low class. With that being said I think that there is still some truth in this myth. Another myth that surprised me

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    As Nature Made Him

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    Ronna Pearson Sociology 3337-70 July 12‚ 2012 As Nature Made Him The boy who was raised as a girl John Colapinto In 1967‚ after a baby boy -- one of a set of identical twins -- suffered a botched circumcision‚ a radical treatment option was agreed to by his desperate and grieving family. Encouraged by renowned medical psychologist Dr. John Money‚ an expert in the field of gender identity and sexual reassignment‚ the anonymous child was surgically altered to live life as a girl. The case would prove

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    Myth: Gang Rape

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    Myth: Gang rape is rare. FACT: In 43% of all reported cases‚ more than one assailant was involved. This myth I believed to be true. Not that it was rare overall‚ but that in comparison to one-on-one rapes. The fact that it occurs in almost half of all reported cases is startling. I am interested in finding out more details about this fact. Gang rape is not something that is talked about much with the exception of an occasional news report‚ but those are far and few between. Myth: Most rapes involve

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    white drama‚ is can this work serve as reliable history and enduring literature? The novel was always intended to be a literal account of the hardships of the migrating "Okies"‚ yet as Keith Windschuttle eloquently dissects in his article Steinbeck’s Myth of the Okies‚ the historical distortions of the narrative‚ regardless of the author’s intention‚ abound. Before assessing the historical merit of such a work it is important to systematically debunk the gross inaccuracies of the text. When assessing

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