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Cameran Marbaugh Anthropology 105 S. Home Hogue October 13, 2014 “Dancing Skeleton” While reading Dancing Skeletons: Life and Death in West Africa by Katherine Dettwyler, all you can think is “what if I had had to live in a culture like this?” Katherine Dettwyler is an ethnography that primarily study how children feeding and weaning customs, and continuing malnutrition directs to a higher likely hood of children being more likely to perish from life threatening childhood illnesses, for example:

School taught us about the infamous Christopher Columbus who was known as the hero who found the Americas in 1492, but is that the truth? Is Columbus really the hero that grade school portrayed him to be? Columbus was not. Columbus was a greedy man who destroyed an entire race of people with genocide just so only he could benefit and become a man of money and power. Columbus was a very good speaker and very persuasive. He convinced the King and Queen of Spain to fund his expedition to “Asia”

Term Paper Title Page for Postgraduate Program 上海大学2010～2011学年春季学期研究生课程考试 Spring Term, Academic Year 2010-2011, Shanghai University   课程名称/Course Name： International Trade Theory and Policy   论文题目/Paper Title: Trade Relationship between Thailand and China   研究生姓名/Name: Ms. Thip Koo-akarakul 学号/Student ID: 10760002 研究生班级/Class： 2010 论文评语/Reviewer’s Remark:       成 绩/Score: 任课教师/Reviewer:   评阅日期/Review Date: Abstract

sugarcane with soybean was beneficial for sugarcane yield and soil sickness relieving. The same yield promoting effect had also been observed in sugarcane-potato (Singh et al. 2010), soybean-sugarcane intercropping (Yang et al. 2013) and sugarcane-cassava intercropping (Li et al. 2015). Thereafter, quality of cane juice was also showed no significant effect with intercropping and these results also correlated with previous research on sugarcane intercropping (Yang et al. 2013). However, intercrops

Veronika Kavun Professor Allen Austin SCI 2000 27 April 2016 Edible Alternatives To Single-Use Plastic In Food Industry Plastic pollution has reached the all-time high. According to recent research, there are already more than 5 trillion plastic pieces weighing over 250 000 tons afloat in the oceans (Eriksen et al., 2014). Sustainablecoastlines.org, a New Zealand Charity dedicated to cleaning up the island’s coastlines, estimates that 72.4% of all plastic pollution in the Pacific oceans consists

plants probably as a result of 400-500 years of contact with the agricultural Bantu. The Mbuti of today have little need to gather wild plants because they exchange game caught during their hunts for metal implements and agricultural produce [banana, cassava, sweet potato, rice, etc.]…The Mbuti divide into two groups; one is a group which uses bows, arrows, and spears as its basic method of hunting, and the second which uses nets. (Tanaka, 1978) “All individuals help with the gathering of vegetable

INTRODUCTION OIL PALM The oil palm which the scientific name is Elaeis guineensis. It comes from a species of palm and commonly called African oil palm or macaw-fat. It originates from tropical rain forest regions of South and West Africa, specifically the area between Angola and the Gambia. They are used in commercial agriculture is the production of palm oil. The species now are extensively cultivated in Malaysia and Indonesia since there are the tropical countries which together produce most

EGNE 2400 ENGINEERING BIOSPHERE FALL 2014 Abdulrahman A. Bajunaid GLOBAL WARMING Current and Future Consequences of Global Warming 11/5/2014 Abdulrahman Al Shahri Deniz Oğuzer Isfan Satrya Global warming is defined as the continuing increase of global temperatures of the earth’s atmosphere and surface. This paper addresses the possible causes for this phenomenon, its effects on societal structure and policy, possible solutions, and the way going forward. GLOBAL WARMING Al Shahri, Oguzer, Satrya Current

CONTENTS 1. FIGURE LIST 3 2. INTRODUCTION 4 2.1 Historical background and information 4 3. CONTEXT OF CEREMONIAL AFRICAN MASKING AND THE BASIC CHARACTERISTICS THEROF 6 3.1 The Makishi Masquerades among the Chokwe and related people 6 3.2 Pwo Mask 7 3.3 The Ngidi and Makanda initiation Rites 8 3.4 Holo Mask 9 3.5 The Bambara tribe of Mali and the Chi Wara antelope Mask 9 4. CONCLUSION 11 5. BIBLIOGROPHY

A WATER PROJECT PROPOSAL FROM THE MARAGOLI AREA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION PROJECT TITLE: Lusiola (LEW-SHOR-AH) Environmental Group Water and Sanitation Project LOCATION: Kenya, Western Province, Vihiga District, Vihiga Division, Mungoma Location, Lusiola Sub-Location, Vigedze (VEE-GAY-ZA) Village SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The Lusiola Environmental Group seeks funding for improvements in water quality in Vigedze Village through the installation of rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems, the protection