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Humanizing Jesus in the 2000 CBS television miniseries

Significantly, the CBS-produced the television miniseries Jesus is not entitled Jesus Christ, but merely uses the first, given name of this famous Christian religious figure, teacher, and savior.

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Malcolm Gladwell's Tipping Point theory of social epidemics

Ever wondered why some ideas or products catch on while others don't? Ever thought about what causes social behavior or attitudes to change all of a sudden? Ever wished that it was possible to mastermind radical change in the world?

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Classroom overcrowding in American schools: causes and proposed solutions

Overview- in the United States, many schools use the teacher-student ratio to "sell" their ability to provide quality education to a broader range of students.

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Dionysus and human nature: ancient myth to modern culture

Even though that Dionysus is a pagan god of Ancient Greeks, his image has influenced modern culture in many different ways. Dionysus was a Greek pagan of wine, sex, love, joys and pleasures.

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William Westney's The Perfect Wrong Notes and musical creativity

How can you learn to play a musical instrument by reading a book, and such a relatively short book as William Westney's The Perfect Wrong Notes?

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Dementia and identity loss in Michael Ignatieff's Scar Tissue

Scar Tissue is a fictional book about dementia and the effects of aging of an elderly parent can have on an individual's soul, sense of self, and sense of place within a familial context. It tells the story of an artistic woman, married to a scientist, who slips into dementia.

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Neurodevelopmental characteristics and cognitive outcomes in children with autism spectrum disorder

Autism is a neurodevelopment malady wherein impairment of the behavior and abnormalities constitute the only basis for medical detection.

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NCAA study on gambling among college student-athletes

Gambling among college students is a growing problem on campuses across the country.

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Violence in Roman society and its cultural origins

Ancient Roman history is the greatest and the most interesting period of the Ancient world history that influenced European civilization. Germans, Anglo-Saxons, Slavs based their cultures on great Roman achievements in any sphere of social life.

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Socialization and individual development through social interaction

In studying the individual, it is inevitable that a thorough analysis of the society s/he lives be conducted, in order to generate a better understanding that influences the individual's personality and development.

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