Games have been part of our lives since the dawn of civilization and perhaps even before. Primitive peoples play many types of games. Some help to develop, and master, necessary skills for survival, others are simply for fun and social…
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Death is one of many bad things that can happen to a living human being. Death ends relationships that may be good. Death makes one late for a dental appointment. Death stops one from building a concrete monolithic dome, and…
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Sigmund Freud began a form of analysis that is still used to this day. His ideas of human suffering and how it relates to sexuality in this day and age are often controversial and highly debated. Whether his ideas are…
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A look at Grace Kao’s Multi-racial Study and Comments I was very fortunate to come across Grace Kao’s study on Multi-racial studies. You see, my whole family has multi-racial lines. I feel qualified to write on this subject, because I…
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The United States has a reputation for boasting the best in many areas, from manufacturing to the information highway. But is it good to be the world leader in all things? As it turns out over the past decade America…
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Cyber bullying is most certainly as harmful as harassment, considering that cyber bullying is not a separate entity from harassment, but a form of harassment. Harassment is defined by the Encarta English Dictionary as “threatening or tormenting behavior; behavior that…
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Is a criminal a complicated creature? What makes a person commit crimes? In the book, “Inside the Criminal Mind,” written by Dr. Stanton Samenow, he asks an important question, “Is crime the only choice that some people have in order…
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The concept of society and its peoples To define society to only one definition would be too great a challenge, because there are many aspects to the meaning society. It can however, be considered when trying to explain the term…
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Great Britain defined The titles “United Kingdom” and “Great Britain” are often used interchangeably. Great Britain comprises England, Wales and Scotland. The first two share a common legal system, whereas Scottish law derives from a mixture of common and Roman…
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Policing operations in Scotland, England and Wales, unlike those of other countries, are not conducted by a single national police force. Indeed, with it own devolved government, Scotland is now a separate jurisdiction to England and Wales, which further complicates…
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