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- 3271: Allegory
- ... universe, and Lord of the Flies (1954), a story about shipwrecked boys that examines the persistence of evil. Contributor: Paul Strohm Related Articles in Information Finder include: Aesop's Fables Golding, Sir Morality Play Bunyan, John William Parable Divine Comedy Melville, Romance Fable Herman Spenser, Edmund
- 3272: The Idea of Freedom
- ... bend in the rules which would be otherwise a fair idea. As far as fair ideas go, until several years ago in Russia, luxurious living was a thing of dreams and stories for the average John Doestovky, and then society got tired of the pigs at the top having all the riches. Here, Americans enjoy luxury throughout all class levels in their own individual ways. Americans have lifestyle individuality which have ...
- 3273: Affirmative Action
- ... ll eventually get fired. Also, you can only hire so many people, eventually you'll get too much under qualified people working for you and you'll eventually have to abandon affirmative action all together. John Keyes, 1996 stated "affirmative action doesn't work because it doesn't change anything." If there is racism in today's modern age, then racism will always be present and affirmative action won't work ...
- 3274: The Triumph of "Gorsh the Cellist"
- ... his day. In our day it poses a fresh question for modern societies on the threshold of a new century. Works Cited Miyazawa, Kenji. "Gorsh the Cellist" Wildcat and the Acorns and other stories. tr. John Bester. Japan: Kondansha, 1985.
- 3275: Homeschooling
- ... than in the classroom. This is due to the lack of wasteful time disciplining a child, taking recesses, and teaching over 20 children. Some well-known people who were homeschooled are: Abigal Adams, Patrick Henry, John Quincy Adams, and Thomas Edison. Homeschooling is a viable option and should be considered by parents. It will be one of the most important decisions ever made regarding a childs education. His education will ...
- 3276: The Power of Reading
- The Power of Reading John Milton once said, A good book is the precious life-blood of a master-spirit, embalmed and treasured up on purpose to a life beyond life. This quote reveals a true fact of life that ...
- 3277: Inclusion Of Handicapped Students In Public Education and Politics
- ... Reform. Exceptional Children, v60, pp. 295(14). Monahan, Robert G.; Marino, Sheila B.; & Miller, Rosemary. (1996, Dec 1). Teacher Attitudes Toward Inclusion: Implications for teacher education in Schools 2000. Education, v17, pp. 316(5). Nietupski, John A. (1995, Apr). The Evolution of the LRE Concept for Students with Severe Disabilities. Preventing School Failure, v39, p. 40. Pelka, Fred. (1996, Nov 21). Bashing the Disabled: The Right-wing Attack on the ADA ...
- 3278: Medical Article
- ... donor could help destroy diseased cells, an effect known as graft versus leukemia. A person's own cord blood might not have that effect, and in some cases even a sibling's might not. Dr. John Wagner, associate director of bone marrow transplantation at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, said that for a child being treated recently, he deliberately rejected cord blood from a sibling in favor of a well ...
- 3279: Sometimes a Shining Moment: Good Teachers/ Bad Teachers
- ... so official and realistic as possible. That night when I went home I turned on the computer and created a letter head to match the letter head of this letter that I got from Congressman John Kaisch. I did such a good job that Mrs. Oehler showed it off to the whole entire class. When one of her students in her class did some thing that was extremely outstanding she would ...
- 3280: A Liberal Arts Education
- ... tree better if you can see how it is involved universally: where it stemmed from, and how it is dependent upon other branches; what branches stemmed from it, and how they are dependent upon it. John Henry Newman, in his "The Idea of a University", said, "true enlargement of mind
is the power of viewing many things at once as one whole, of referring them severally to their true place in ...
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