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    Kyriakoudes stands against the Agrarian myth of the South, finding many rural citizens moved toward local urban centers and a found that economically and that agriculture was insufficient to support rural families. Dropping prices created generations of rural youths looking to escape the farm and try their hand at survival in the city (provided they were close enough to still be within the safety net of home. Kyriakoudes noted that more women were migrating to Nashville, if you were a woman, you

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    individual’s life. The main theory that best supports this interview is Hirschi’s social bond theory. This theory suggests that there are four elements of bonding that "tie the individual to conventional society and thus prevent delinquency (Bynum and Thompson, 1999: 193)." These elements are: attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief. According to this theory, if all four elements are present in an individual the individual will not commit delinquent acts. Yet if an individual

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    Milton Johnson was assigned president of HCA in 2011 and CEO in 2014 (“R. Milton Johnson,” n.d.). Johnson works in conjunction with HCA’s board of directors which includes 11 individuals. The board of directors is comprised of Robert Dennis, Nancy-Ann DeParle, Thomas Frist III, William Frist, Ann Lamont, Jay Light, Geoffrey Meyers, Michael Michelson, Wayne Riley, and John Rowe (“Board Composition,” 2016). HCA’s Chief Operating Officer is Samuel Hazen, who assumed his role in 2011 (“Samuel N. Hazen

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    I. Overview of the topic/problem statement My topic is to discover gang prevention programs and their effectiveness. The prevention programs being discussed are the G.R.E.A.T. program and the Comprehensive Anti-Gang Initiative (CAGI). The problem is that these prevention methods are not effective in alternatives to gang life. The alternatives could include family, protection, and these support that gangs give to their members. If these programs are not successful in offering these alternatives then

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    Joe Turner's Come and Gone is a play demonstrating the movement of African Americans to freedom in 1910. The play is set in a boarding house which is a transitional place for newly freed African American to harbor while they adjust their newly-found freedom. The Images of travel and the use of the phrase "the road" interposes on the different transitions each character has during the play; the play examines how African Americans' search for their cultural identity, following the repression of slavery

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    Wingkit Lau (Justin) Professor Rogers History 100AC 2 September 2015 Response Paper: “Molly Brant-From Clan Mother to Loyalist”, “Disorderly Women and the Struggle for Authority” and “Punishing Deviant Women-The State as Patriarch” The first article provides a complete understanding of how Iroquois women’s cultural and traditional identity in 18th century. Carson mentions that both male and female have power in Iroquois society but they received power from different sources and present them in

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    Essay on Lanval and Yonec

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    Often times in literature the body becomes a symbolic part of the story. The body may come to define the character, emphasize a certain motif of the story, or symbolize the author’s or society’s mindset. The representation of the body becomes significant for the story. In the representation of their body in the works of Marie de France’s lais “Lanval” and “Yonec,” the body is represented in opposing views. In “Lanval,” France clearly emphasizes the pure beauty of the body and the power the ideal

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    There are a lot of aspects that should be taken into account when determining what makes an athlete successful. One could argue that natural ability is one of the determining factors which leads to success. For example, if an athlete has dreams of playing in the NBA then height makes a difference. There aren’t many successful players in the league under six feet tall. One could argue that level of competition plays a role in the development of an athlete. This could include the skill level of the

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    Hickman Research Paper

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    What I have learned you say? I have learned so much at this school, more than I could’ve asked. Hickman Middle School is a special place, mainly because of the students and the teachers. Hickman is a small school, and the students are in the right mindset, a mindset to get to college and beyond. We see the examples of our teachers, and they encourage us to make ourselves better. I can’t think of a more fitter middle school that sends students into high school as rock stars. As for me, I’ve learned

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    Youth Gang Theory Paper

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    the central business district, usually adjacent to heavy industrial areas of the city (Thompson and Bynum 2016). They identified areas with high rates of young offenders as high-delinquency areas. This corresponds with the findings of Ernst Burgess’ whose Concentric Zone Theory identified the same central districts of the city as having the highest rates of crime and delinquency (Thompson and Bynum

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