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Wilson English 101 August 6, 2011 Lay Off Of 167 Newark Police Officials Increases Crime in the City There are a lot of social problems in my community. The most current social issue is that Newark, NJ has laid off 167 police officials on November 30th of 2010. This was 14% of the police working for Newark. They were discharged from several precincts within Newark. Jen Chung from Gothamist stated "crime has increased there have been numerous carjacking’s—victims

all the bad publicity such as the survey which names Newark, New Jersey as the most unfriendliness city in the world, more than places like Islamabad, Pakistan; Oakland, CA; Luanda, Angola; and Kuwait City, Kuwait. In my opinion, Newark is a great place to live for many reasons that I will discuss later in this paper. However, the forty- six thousand readers of Conde Nast Travelers magazine who participated in the survey probably named Newark as the most unfriendliness place on the planet because

The City of North Wildwood, New Jersey North Wildwood is a small city in Cape May County. The population was 3,882 in 2016. The city was named North Wildwood in 1917. North Wildwood is a nautical city and a very popular vacation destination. The city is known for the area's wild flowers. The Local Economy The workforce has many blue-collar and white-collar workers. The average per capita income is $19,656. Many of the residents work in sales occupations. Many of the local businesses are only open

Postmodern perspectives on religion often favor a non-theistic approach regarding traditional Abrahamic religions. Regarding the first set of quotes, John Shelby Spong in his respective work and Don Cupitt in The Way to Happiness each suggest that seeing religion theistically, while orthodox and familiar, often causes an individual to miss the deeper purpose of being religious. Don Cupitt clearly asserts that theistic religion is outdated and no longer agrees with modern scientific explanations

your family for money. During the summer I made several hundred dollars a week by working. Getting my paycheck every two weeks felt so rewarding because I was making money on my own. Towards the end of my freshman year, I received an email from the Newark Museum; I had been accepted into the paid-internship Science Program. During the interview for this position the supervisor was astonished by my academic achievements, the awards I’ve won during my Girl’s Varsity Basketball

Street Fight is a feature length documentary by former literary teacher Marshall Curry. The film follows the 2002 mayoral contest between Cory Booker and Sharpe James in Newark, New Jersey. It is mainly portrayed from the opposition Booker’s perspective and it is clear that Curry is a supporter of Booker and may sympathize with his views. Cory Booker was born in Washington D.C. but he grew up in Bergen County, New Jersey in a suburban home. He attended Stanford University and was a tight end on

Forest Hills Hospital, a member of the North Shore Long Island Jewish Health system is a small community hospital located in Queens, NY. This acute facility promotes a flat nursing organizational structure approach. The nurse organizational structure and the organizational processes highly affect the nurses’ working conditions and the provided quality of care (Maenhout, & Vanhoucke, 2013). This discussion will focus on how Forest Hills Hospital’s flat organizational structure positively impact nurse’s

this paper is The South ward of Newark, New Jersey where the hospital which I work is located. Newark is an urban community consists of primarily of African American and Hispanic population. The South Ward of Newark and contains 17 public schools, five daycare centers, three branch libraries, one police precinct, and three fire houses (City of Newark New Jersey, 2013). The city’s property and violet crime levels tend to be higher than New Jersey’s average level (Newark, NJ Profile, 2013). Observation

abundance in the Chesapeake Bay, however today fishermen are struggling to bring in a bountiful harvest due to the level of pollution. The east coast heavily depends on the food able to be harvested from the Chesapeake Bay. Travel is also a major reason people embark upon the Bay with its easy access to various locations. Humans have over crabbed and overfished the bay seizing chances for the species to replenish themselves. Another problem is the aptly titled dead zones in the bay which is due to excess

Scene in Fig. 1.1., the Chesapeake Bay is substantial in size; at roughly 64,000 miles, it contains roughly fifty rivers and thousands of streams and creeks. It encompasses parts of 6 states, including all of Washington, DC. The Chesapeake Bay is what is known as a watershed, an area that contributes to the drainage to a water body, stream, river, lake or ocean. Rainwater that falls within the 64,000 square miles that is the Chesapeake Bay will subsequently travel through many streams and rivers