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    One of my main hobbies this semester has been participating in my sorority, Alpha Chi Omega. The reason for this is because I just joined this spring semester. Through my organization I have learned many things that I did not know before. One of our main mottos is to be “Real. Strong. Woman.” I try to live by this every single day since I have joined. Although others might not see it, this Greek organization, and any other organization, can be broken down into categories just like the maintenance

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    Introduction Over 1 million public charities are currently existing in the United States. The purpose of these charities is to address a concern that one may see. These public good deeds are usually funded by donations from individuals or organizations; Therefor, this gives people the option of choosing which charities will receive funds. Minerva Gaskill, owner of Acme, Inc., is currently looking for three charities to donate to. As Gaskill’s consultant, there will be three charities that will be

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    The Make-A-Wish Foundation Mission Vision and Purpose Make-A-Wish is one of the leading children charities. It was founded in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980. They are a 501(c) (3) non-profit charitable organization. They are in the health category of the NTEE, providing health and family support. (IRS Data for Make-A-Wish International, n.d.) The non-profits mission it to “grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy”

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    Make-A-Wish Foundation

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    Make-A-Wish Foundation What would it be like to have a life-threatening disease, and not know if you’re going to make it? Then, you found out that you could have your biggest wish come true, because of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. That’s exactly what happens to thousands of kids each year. Most wishes will fall into the categories of “I wish to have…,” “I wish to be…,” “I wish go…,” and “I wish to meet…,” however, some may fall into the “I wish to give…” category. The people who work with Make-A-Wish

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    “I wish to be”…”I wish to give”… “I wish to meet”... my initial reaction when visiting the Make-a-Wish website was amazement. I had not visited the site before and I was impressed by how the program is broken up into different categories of wishes made by children. I had always pictured the program as limited to Disney trips for young terminal patients. But it so much more and I was really impressed by how selfless these young patients are. I think we all would agree that the wish everyone would

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    Fragile Fun The sun shone down on the small above-ground pool, only brightening the face of eleven-year-old Reagan McBride. She has osteogenesis imperfecta, a disease in which your bones become delicate and easy to fracture(Billock). She is also paralyzed from the neck down, with constrained movement of her small and narrow arms(Billock). A grin spreads on her face as an otter swims through her hands, her eyes shutting with excitement and joy. Reagan and her family were taken on a journey through

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    Making Wishes Coming Into Reality Helping Others After all the experiences that these kids have gone through, it is safe to say that what they went through will be greater than whatever I go through. These kids were put in a terrible situation at such a young age. Picture this: Your name is Salvador and you live in California. For most of your childhood from age 4-7 you loved everything. You loved basketball, and you played everyday. All that changed in one day. You go to the doctor and they tell

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    Death is a vapor that seeps through the fissures of life, plunging its way into a person’s existence. Throughout White Noise, Don Delillo uses death to invoke a harrowing fear Jake Gladney and others alike strive to elude. From power to drugs, the terror drives characters to shroud their life with distractions and shields. Jack's influence and power as the chairman of Hitler Studies gives him a sense that a person can be larger than death. Babette’s defense is drugs, attempting to eradicate the fear

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    Swatch Marketing Stratagy

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    Competitive analysis It is the vital part of marketing .its purpose is to determine the strengths and weakness of the competitors within the market. Porter’s five forces analysis for swatch can be interpreted as follows, New entrants-Strong brand reorganization and customer loyalty- swatch is a popular brand among customers substitution. But as swatch products are simple, accessible, playful and colorful and different parts coat very low , so swatch can be attacked by new entrants. Substitution

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    world’s production, Swiss watches generated 51% of the global value. ¡     The Swatch group, with its 14 brands, was the world’s largest manufacturer (also in value terms). ¡     Nearly 90% of the Group’s profits were generated by four brands: Omega, Swatch, Tissot, and Rado. These brands competed in the following segments: luxury, basic, middle, and high range (respectively). ¡     The Group’s prestige, luxury, and top ranged brands were third in global market share at 14% (behind Rolex at 28%

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