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    The Hayward Fault

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    The Hayward fault Our first stop was at founder’s rock. The founders’ rock is a huge rock close to the foothill dormitory and it’s where the founding fathers of Berkeley decided to build the university. They decided to build the university here because of their agriculture. Berkeley‚ has a creek running‚ to be more precise‚ Berkeley had various creeks running. Therefore‚ water is easily accessible‚ so they decided to build the university to have easy access of water and great soil. However‚ what

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    Personal Branding Plan Paper MKT 421 May 29‚ 2014 Mr. Silburn Pitter Personal Branding Plan Paper I am a 13 year Army Veteran‚ with commitment‚ loyalty‚ ambitious but also practical. I am continuing to learn and grow within my position. I was a supply sergeant in the military where I gained knowledge in different operating systems. I also have background in customer service from Taco Bell‚ numerous banks and my current employment. I believe that I’m a better employee because I’ve

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    just leave the city and go to another one. Like I previously stated before‚ local taxpayers usually are put forward to fund these stadiums. When they refuse to pay for these stadiums‚ the teams just get up and leave (Stephenson). Poor fan support is often a reason why teams leave (Pierro). If a city doesn’t want the team there‚ they wouldn’t mind leaving for a new stadium‚ new fans and a desire to be representing another city. Market size is a major reason they leave. If there isn’t enough financial

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    Cause/ Effect Journal: Horace Whaley According to statistics it is estimated that one in twenty of the surviving World War II veterans suffer from some level of post-traumatic stress disorder. Also known as PTSD‚ it occurs when one experiences a tragic‚ petrifying moment. War veterans suffer from this condition all the time. There are many ways to treat post-traumatic stress disorder‚ but not to completely get rid of it. Some treatments consist of medication‚ stress management classes‚ as well as

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    Organizational Analysis The structure of the VA includes different divisions‚ from the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) to the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). Each one of the divisions has a different job in which it oversees throughout the organization. Their central offices are predominantly in Washington D.C.‚ although they do have some in Colorado‚ Texas‚ and Maryland. This does not include the many VA Medical Centers‚ Outpatient Clinics‚ Vet Centers‚ and Benefit Offices scattered

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    RECRUITMENT VETERAN SERVICES The term “Veteran Student” is typically used as a loose and general term describing a student that has self-disclosed they served in the military‚ or is a veteran that is exercising their VA Education Benefits to pay for school. Although this may be true when pertaining to veteran students‚ it barely scratches the surface in defining the different types of Veteran Students we service at GateWay. As a guideline‚ below lists the different types of “Veteran Students” we

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    People can see an ocean vast difference between veteran students and people who recently graduated from high school. For the most part‚ high school students count as a majority of the regular students in college. In this essay‚ regular students stands for high school graduates. Some of the major differences lie within work ethic‚ attention to detail‚ maturity‚ and attitude. In relation to work ethics‚ vets seem to produce people who work harder. Veterans try to finish things either early or try to

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    conditions prevent veterans from getting jobs and that unemployment prevents veterans from seeking help. Employers prefer not to take the risk of hiring a person that could snap at any moment. As a result‚ many veterans with mental conditions do not have jobs. The few veterans who are able to obtain employment are very cautious about everything they do to make sure they don’t loose that job. Gary Richard commented that one reason unemployment is such a problem is that veterans are “scared to death

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    Zealand war veterans. Between 1964-1972‚ there was about 4‚000 young New Zealanders who had volunteered to service in Vietnam‚ they were wanting to get out into the world and do something exciting but the thrills of war were soon replaced by the gruesome reality. Things got worse when they finally returned home as they came to face an angry public and were told to get out of their uniform quickly and not to tell anyone where they had been. The full impact of the Vietnam war on the veterans took years

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    O’Brien’s semi-autobiographical novel‚ The Things They Carried‚ illustrates the trauma and horrors veterans face during war‚ especially during the Vietnam War. The Vietnam War ushered in a new era of soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder‚ but unlike the veterans of wars before‚ there has been more research to help those suffering from the mental disability. O’Brien‚ like many veterans‚ uses writing as a medium to help ease the pain of the trauma he has suffered through the war. In

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