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    Class Note

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    CHAPTER 15 SS13 Beginning of class Homemade leverage / arbitrage exercise: Maverick Corp. has expected earnings of 10 million per year forever and a market value of 100 million dollars. Maverick Corp. has no debt and pays no corporate taxes. Cord Corp. has 10 million per year expected earnings forever. As with Maverick Corp.‚ Cord Corp pays no taxes and expects to continue forever. Cord Corp. has 40 million (market value) in debt outstanding with a 10% return on debt. The equity

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    A Class Divided

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    A Class Divided: Frontline The 3rd grade teacher’s use of the discrimination experiment really taught me a lot about racism and discrimination and opened my eyes to many things. First‚ I couldn’t believe that the 3rd graders were so aware of racism and discrimination. Those children knew that people of different color were looked down upon‚ called stupid‚ etc. I never imagined that a young‚ innocent child could be so hatful. Once the students began the experiment‚ it was crazy to see how their

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    Dance Class

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    Hybrid Dance Appreciation Quiz 3 1. Describe the social classes in the Middle Ages. Which class did not exist during this time period? [pic] No middle class existed in society. You were either a peasant (surf) or a member of the royal class 2. Describe how the Church used dance. Please give examples. The Church used dance as a teaching tool to bring more people to salvation. This dance was very subtle and often took place in the church. Codified arm gestures and movement

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    Class diagram

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    Class Diagram A class diagram is at the heart of UML. It represents the core purposes of UML because it separates the design elements from the coding of the system. UML was set up as a standardized model to describe an object-oriented programming approach. Since classes are the building block of objects‚ class diagrams are the building blocks of UML. The diagramming components in a class diagram can represent the classes that will actually be programmed‚ the main objects‚ or the interaction between

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    High Class Vs Middle Class

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    the need for a more structured class designation as well as a process for de-blurring the lines between them. While Paul Fussell has recognized nine classes in this country‚ the focus of this analysis will rely on two of them: Middle and High Proletarian‚ or High Proles. The researched

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    Class History

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    CLASS HISTORY Most of us would agree that the days we spent in high school were certainly the best days of our lives. Memorable ones I suggest. It was in high school that we made our grown-up friends‚ competed to excel‚ hoped for places in the sports team‚ toiled to lead in the student council‚ and yielded to take part in the school organ. It was also in high school when we first felt and experienced to love – puppy love as people say. Thus‚ it is indeed in this chapter that we learnt lessons

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    Social Class

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    Measures of Social Class In measuring social class‚ two schools of thought can be examined: the nominalist and the realist. According to nominalists‚ social class refers to an analytical reality; differences in social class are perceived by the observer and determined by variables that do not necessarily take into account the behaviour and perceptions of the people involved. A social class would be‚ for example‚ categories of people having Rs 10‚000 to Rs 20‚000. What the individual thinks is not

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    Texting in Class

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    Is using a phone a distraction in class? Using your phone in class is not always a distraction‚ but can also be useful at the same time. A phone can be used for good things and bad things in class. Through out the years this has been a problem in many schools especially with all the new technology that has been updated. Some people would say the use of cell phones during class should be allowed at schools. Teachers think of cell phones for the use of to text‚ call‚ or for music and games. Teachers

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    Reflection of Class

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    was no longer just a two-day process. The way I have learned to articulate myself while writing at the college level is much higher than I could’ve previously imagined. Throughout each paper that I have written in my Writing Rhetoric and Discourse class it has taken me quite a few days‚ to a week‚ in order to get enough feedback. Then again I also feel that the professor has pushed me to go deeper into a subject rather than just skim what is off the top. Albeit my college writing career has just begun

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    Polite in Class

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    important rules in the class room‚ such as no eating‚ no bad words‚ and no cell phones. There rules are very important but the most important rule is to be polite. Being polite includes all those other rules. Not eating in class‚ or talking on your phone and being respectful is all part of being polite. When I come to the class in the IELP I expect to learn and the only way I can learn is if the students are polite so the teacher can teach. It is important to be polite in class so that students can

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