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How disability concealment shaped American presidential campaigns

The perception of American presidents as healthy and able-bodied men has always been one that served to convey confidence and support of them by voters during their campaign bids for the office.

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The principal's role in improving negative school climate

At no time in the history of education has competent school leadership been more critical.

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Neo-conservatism and liberalism in Bush and Obama foreign policies

In 2001 George W. Bush presided over the Presidency which had to face new kinds of challenges in American foreign policy. When Bush was the incumbent, the United States was attacked by terrorists, which killed nearly 3,000 Americans.

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Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant: military leadership and principles

Ironically, for a man whose name is synonymous with the Confederate cause, Robert E. Lee was not a passionate defender of slavery or secession

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Achievement gap theory and affirmative action in MBA education

The impact of Affirmative Action on the Professional Success of African-American MBA Graduates Affirmative action as it stands in the professional and business sphere has generated a wide spectrum of controversy.

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War's effects on national public administration systems

This work details the many possible effects that war can have on the public administration of a nation.

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Effectiveness of school-based bullying prevention programs

The problem regarding how schools may best make their environments physically and emotionally safe leads to the question: Does a school-based program decrease victimization?

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Consumer behavior and vacation destination decision-making trade-offs

The transition of viewing travel marketing from a traditional marketing standpoint to one dominated by psychographics and its implications on managing expectations is revolutionizing this industry.

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Mass media's role in acculturation of Taiwanese adult English learners

The central purpose of this review of the literature is to provide an overview of a sample of the most pertinent studies relating to the topic under discussion.

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Media violence's effects on children's behavior and development

Studies show that television and other media have an effect on the people who watch them, especially children. Video games, television shows, and films have grown increasingly violent over the last decades, and many experts believe that is due, at least in part, to this increasing violence.

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