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- 17381: The Stranger 2
- ... of the universe? As it was throughoutly shown in the book, Meursault became more and more awared of the carelessness of the universe. To him, life and death perhaps both mean the same thing--an new experience. And to the universe, it doesn't really care about people's deathes or lives. It goes on no matter what. So what if things didn't happen the way they should? Right or ...
- 17382: Federal Bureau of Investigation
- ... intensive instruction at the FBI academy at Quantico, Virginia. The program consists of 654 instructional hours in the categories of academics, firearms, physical training, defensive tactics, and practical exercises. The program is designed to ensure new special agents have the knowledge and skills to be effective when assigned to the field. The FBI academy also trains police instructors and administrators selected from law enforcement agencies in the United States, its territorial ...
- 17383: The Stress On Money In The Met
- ... livelier, that lately, in spite of all the troubles which had turned her cheeks pale, she had blossomed into a good-looking, shapely girl (42). The parents saw that Gregor was dead, Grete was the new prospect for making money, and in return, give her more respect. In a time when the family is short on money, the Samsa family goes and rents a room out to three roomers. In return ...
- 17384: The French Lieutenant's Woman
- ... all humans to understand. As well, Charles' self-deception of avoiding his true feelings is a common human fault. At one point Fowles makes a statement that " the man in the mirror, Charles in another world, seemed the true self" (299). He is somewhat lost, not sure of how to reach that truer and freer side of himself. Charles' character and his situation are further clarified in Fowles' commentary: "he gained ...
- 17385: The Failures Of Affirmative Ac
- ... innocent men for the crimes of a relative few. But the injustice toward the white male doesnt end there. After the white male has been fired, he has to go out and find a new job to support his family that depended on the company to provide health care and a retirement plan in return for years of hard work. Now, because of affirmative action, this white male, and the ...
- 17386: Affirmative Action
- ... that many people say that affirmative action will bring diversity to our workforce. A projection done by the San Jose Tribune suggests that by the year 2000, white males will make up only 10% of new hires. This does not promote diversity, rather reverse discrimination. To have a unified and peaceful society, we must move away from the separation of color lines. We moved forward when we abolished segregation, but we ...
- 17387: The Sunflower - An Introspecti
- ... deed be out of reach for acts of great wickedness. The depth of the Wiesenthal question is immense. Every rational human needs to formulate their own answer to this enormous question. For without introspection, the world would be reduced to a fate of repeating the horrific mistakes of the past. This author has found this hallowed ground, this highly sought holy grail of an answer. One can find it within the ...
- 17388: Pre-paid Calling Cards
- ... traditional collect, third party and telephone company calling card calls. Prepaid phone card calls are also cheaper than most long distance calls made with coins from a local telephone company pay phone. However, like many new consumer products, prepaid phone cards are not trouble free. Prepaid phone cards originated in Europe in the late 1970's as a method of reducing vandalism of pay phones and are widely used overseas. In ...
- 17389: Proposition 6: Prohibition of Sale of Horse Meat for Human Consumption
- ... for the intent of consumption by human beings in this country. Arguments for: Horses should have the same rights the as cats and dogs including the right to be killed humanely. Just because some fourth world country is known to eat these animals does not mean that we should hop on this band wagon. This animal is not a delicacy in this or any other country. The people in these countries ...
- 17390: American Values of the Freedom of Speech and the Press
- ... value Americans have is the Freedom of Speech and the Press. The value we get from the freedom of speech and the press is enormous. It allows us to understand what is happening in the world and to share our feeling's on certain subjects. This statement was tested in one court case about a student in a high school in Pine Forest, North Carolina in 1971. The students name was ...
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