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- 7061: Migrant Labour
- ... on both the African family and the African child. These deep and unyielding effects I believe will be seen for many more years to come in the future African family structure. In my view the day that this all will end is when South Africans economy is no longer dependent for its survival through migrant labour. It is the day that South Africa becomes a country built on skilled labour, one which is industrialized and has reached the euphoric state of being a first nation. Only then will the effects of the migrant labour only ...
- 7062: Manuscript For Experimental Ps
- ... in personality correlates of helping behavior. Personality and Individual Differences, 13(8), 931-936. Harada, J. (1983) The effects of positive and negative experiences on helping behavior. Japanese Psychological Research, 25(1), 47-51. Long, D. A., Mueller, J. C., Wyers, R., & Khong, V. (1996) Effects of gender and dress on helping behavior. Psychological Reports, 78(3), 987-994. Mishra, Pravash K., Das, Braja K. (1983) Group size and helping behavior ... status on helping. Journal of Social Psychology. 117, 285 294. Shotland, R. L. (1983) What is wrong with helping behavior research? Only the independent and dependent variables. Academic Psychology Bulletin,5(2), 339-350 Tice, D. M., & Baumeister, R. F. (1985). Masculinity inhibits helping in emergencies: Personality does predict the bystander effect. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,49,420-428. Tables Table 1 Analyses of Variance: Number of Bystander and ...
- 7063: Nathaniel Hawthorne Weaves Dreams into Reality in Much of His 19th Century Prose
- ... so much need answers to life's problems, as they need God Himself. Hawthorne created angles in his writings by identifying sin and secrecy that were imbued in the ecclesiastical and hypocritical conventionalities of his day and paralleled this with biblical prophecy and references. Hawthorne was raised on the biblical teachings of Christ and he astutely perceived that doubt and temptation marred moral instincts in mankind. It is apparent that Hawthorne ... era of Christian premise which disallowed him to verbally voice observations and subsequent opinions of his perceptions regarding man's sinful and secret nature. The Puritanistic attitudes were firmly rooted in the communities of his day. These attitudes were regarded with a stern morality, that anything pleasurable or luxuriously indulgent was sinful. He cleverly wove dreams into his writing to expose, without compromising his Christian stature, that hipocracy and sin was ...
- 7064: Congresswoman Rep. Maxine Wate
- ... imagine what message this sends to the millions of young people who see their communities destroyed by this foreign substance. A story like this, and the terrible example it sets for those who struggle every day against a drug culture desperate for converts, can ruin years of work to imbue a sense of self-respect and trust in government efforts to break the cycle in our communities" (Letter to Janet Reno ... research to clear them of charges, but they lied about their involvement with crack cocaine in south central Los Angeles. After they got caught up in the lies the truth was told on that glorious day on Monday March 18, 1998. After eighteen years of hiding, lying and cheating the truth was finally told. After all the hard work, long hours and personal time spent on seeking the truth, Rep. Waters ...
- 7065: MEDIA
- ... newspapers supported the Toryˇ¦s in the election, but it was the Sun who backed the Toryˇ¦s for the first time, the majority of the Sunˇ¦s readers were working class. However on the day of the election the Sunˇ¦s headline read: ˇ§ If Kinnock wins today would the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lightsˇ¨. The following day the Sun greeted the Tory victory with the headline: ˇ§The Sun wot won it.ˇ¨ The first headline which was read in the morning by millions of Britons caused a significant swing in the voting when ...
- 7066: Analytical Essay On The Grass
- ... be part of the love that Dolly gives out, and to become more sisterly, more on her level, so when Dolly goes out to the feilds again, she asks "May I come with you? I'd love to help, if you'd let me." She lets Dolly make the descision of whether she can come, and this is the real change in Verena. After Dolly's death, Collin asks if he could go away. She realizes he ...
- 7067: Machiavellianism
- After months of routinely being metal detected and blindly handing over my bags to be searched, I finally stopped to think about it the other day. I realized that all the “security” cameras, metal detectors and guards were merely used to gain power over the people by oppressing them and forcing their submission; not to protect us. We are all blind ... and self expression. The first and most obvious is the case of Jesus and how he was oppressed and persecuted because he expressed his beliefs which didn’t agree with the political leaders of the day. These leaders did not want to be disputed or made to look bad, so if someone got in their way, they killed that someone. As George Bernard Shaw said, “The ultimate form of censorship is ...
- 7068: Improving Cyberspace
- ... it, even without looking for it. When 10 year old Anders Urmachen of New York City hangs out with other kids in America On Line's Treehouse chat room, he has good clean fun. One day, however, when he received a message in e-mail with a file and instructions on how to download it, he did. When he opened the file, 10 clips of couples engaged in heterosexual intercourse appeared ... that last one has no security whatsoever, and anyone can access anything. None of the five boards charge for access. This is simply unacceptable, we cannot let children access adult material in this manner. Every day thousands of children tune into sex in cyberspace. We do not subject our children to sex on television or other medias, and even if we do, parents have ways to block it. Yet we allowed ...
- 7069: Comparison Of Hitler And Stali
- ... and opinions on the events preceding the trial. This is an excerpt from his speech: "...I aimed from the first to....become the destroyer of Marxism....The army that we are building grows more from day to day, from hour to hour. Gentlemen, not you who will be the ones that deliver the verdict over us, but that verdict will be given by the eternal judgement of history, which will speak out against ...
- 7070: Comparison Of My Papas Waltz A
- ... just to continue his waltz . Roethke also indirectly implies his respect for his father by stating that his hand is caked hard with dirt (14). This is representative of his father having had a hard day at work. Robert Hayden uses a different approach to imply his love and respect for his father. He uses an example of a regular occasion that he did not pay much attention to when he was a child but now that he is an adult he looks back on it with the utmost respect. Just as any other day his father gets up bright and early on Sunday mornings. He puts on his clothes in the cold darkness and goes outside to split firewood. Although he does not pay this much attention in his ...
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