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Principal Ruth Pohlman's instructional leadership at Rush Strong Elementary
Ruth Pohlman, the principal of Rush Strong Elementary in Jefferson County, Tennessee, brings several decades of experience as an educator and an administrator with her every day to her job at the kindergarten through eighth-grade institution.
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Journalist shield laws and constitutional protection of confidential sources
Whether or not journalists have the right to hold sources confidential is a tricky question with no definitive answers. What the law makes clear is that journalists do not have a constitutionally protected right to keep their sources confidential.
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Personality perception differences and their impact on interpersonal relationships
In other words, my behavior may be acceptable to some while it may annoy someone else. This is because every person has different perceptions and beliefs.
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The 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle and American artistic representation
It was officially called the Exposition Universelle of 1889 but in fact it was a very memorable and historic World's Fair, held in Paris, France, in 1889. It ran from May 6 to October 31 and was the 100th anniversary of the so-called "storming of the Bastille" (the launch of the French Revolution).
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Racial profiling as a pragmatic law enforcement tool
Rodriguez argues that racial profiling at the U.S. borders unfairly targets people of color and is used by politicians to exploit whites' fears.
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Rising gas prices and the global shift toward alternative energy sources
Today, the world is coming to terms with the reality of a global oil shortage. The petroleum which has constituted the dominant and exponentially consumed energy source of the last century is becoming scarcer and more costly.
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Kripke's account of contingent identity and necessity
The purpose of the present paper is to discuss some of the issues that contemporary philosopher Saul Kripke analyzed regarding the theme of identity and necessity. The main argument under discussion is "How come that contingent identity statements are possible."
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Ford Pinto's defective gas tank and manufacturer responsibility
Could a rational customer have chosen to save $11 and risk the more dangerous gas tank? Would that have been similar to making air bags optional? What if Ford had told potential customers about its decision?
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Converting the Windridge estate to a bed and breakfast
The Windridge estate in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, contains a large and historic nines-bedroom and five-bathroom house with extensive grounds and ocean views, making it a secluded and picturesque location that is still easily accessible and within several hours of major population centers (the New…
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Community health response to the 2002-2003 SARS epidemic
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) is a form of respiratory disease that is caused by a virus (corona virus).