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- 6581: Serial Killers
- ... in the shadows. But in retrospect, compared to today, the murders of five prostitutes by Jack would barely make it to the head lines. However, there are more books written on Jack than all the American presidents combined. Given the murders of modern society, we must ask ourself why we are obsessed with Jack. We are obsessed because this represents the classic whodunit. He comes from out of the fog, kills ...
- 6582: Sex In Society
- ... TV families tended to be occupied with trivial things such as outrageous clothing and hairstyles. Although Canadians have improved their broadcasting standards, not everyone is completely following their trend. In an intensive study done on American programming, it was found that a sexual act or reference occurred every four minutes on average during prime time. (p.59) "Sex Sells," the old adage goes. (Menzies, 1996, p. 9) Sexiness, as a component ...
- 6583: Killing Us Softly A Film Revie
- ... would. I guess that’s my problem. “Killing Us Softly” relates to several other works studied in the course. For example, in “The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter” the media basically controlled every American society by turning women into the reciprocal of what they were used to being. The film also shows that if media were used in a constructive way, it would help in a tremendous way to ...
- 6584: Smartcards
- ... of the first operational microprocessor card (Two-chip card) by Bull CP8 in 1979 housed a memory chip and a SmartCards microprocessor supplied by Motorola. The card was then publicly demonstrated in New York at American Express. The first Smartcard to be used as a Cardiac pacemaker user identity card was a bi-chip CP8 and then the first Tele payment experiment in the world was in the town of Velizy ...
- 6585: Decriminalizing Prostitution
- ... youth. By not legalizing prostitution, we are saving the young from a life filled with disease, drugs, rape and extremely bad environmental situations. More laws need to be made to reduce the one percent of American woman who are prostitutes to an astounding zero percent.
- 6586: Soccer
- Soccer Introduction Soccer is the worlds most popular sport. It is the national sport of most European and Latin-American countries, and of many other nations. Millions of people in more than 140 countries play soccer. The World Cup is held every four years. Soccer is one of the most famous international sport. Soccer is ...
- 6587: Labor Union History In Califor
- ... enforcement capabilities, the Wagner Act was seen by millions of workers as a green light-if not a government invitation-to join unions. But the drive was delayed at first by a dispute within the American Federation of Labor (AFL). The AFL was made up mainly of skilled workers organized into craft unions. But millions of unskilled workers were in giant industries like steel, autos, rubber and textiles. As a result ...
- 6588: Willie Lynch’s Speech
- ... I am being taught day to day to fit into a society that was not meant to include me. The knowledge that I am told to learn and remember clearly does not include the African American or any other minority group in its research. I am basically being exposed to different stimulus’s of this campus and then observed for my response, all to see how far certain things can be ...
- 6589: Serial Killers in the U.S
- ... deem him undeserving of life? How much of our money does he have to consume before we resolve he'll consume no more? How God-awful does a human being have to be before the American Civil Liberties Union will pronounce him beyond pale? How many death sentences must a murderer re-ceive before the first is carried out? The answers to these questions are far from imminent. They, like the ...
- 6590: Socialization
- ... achieve. Society sets the standard for what people should achieve, but makes it impossible for many people to achieve that success. The frustration of strain in turn causes people to commit crimes. People, especially in American society, are socialized to strive for monetary wealth, and this is no different for criminals. An individual who does not value the same things that the rest of society values is not "under socialized". They ...
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