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    become an expert in my field. In May of 2016 I graduated from the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications and immediately began my career as an Air Force Public Affairs Officer. Part of my job as a Public Affairs Officer is to give advice and counsel to the commanders of the base when communicating with the public, the media or internal audiences. My commanders need to know they can trust my advice and that I have had the training necessary to make the right call. I want to further

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    Currently, there is a way to avoid a the encompassment of public education; and that is private education. Yet, everything comes at a price and as stated by Amy Witherbee; “... if given the option, and money was no object (tuition, transportation costs, etc.), more than half of the parents questioned would take their children from public schools to the private sector.” Which may seem obvious as most parents would expect the best for their children in education. Another issue, is that private schools;”require

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    effective language was simple, clear, and direct. King practiced all three of these when performing his speeches. King's language was simple in that the people he was speaking to could comprehend what he was speaking about. He was very clear about the points in which he was speaking about. He also came directly to the reason why he was speaking, he did not beat around the bush. King used emotions to sway people to see things his way. King

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    where we teach your children how to live life in the real world. They drag their feet through the door bright and early and submerge themselves into an environment full of friends and strangers—just a magnificent jolt to their day! The schedule of public education consists of the most sleep-deprived and least attentive times. School—a place to help students unlock their subconscious mind and learn through it, because obviously people learn more when their brains are not working. Time to take a

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    There were many key individuals who contributed towards improvements in health including Edwin Chadwick and Aneurin Bevan, and in my opinion, the individual who played the most important role in improving public health would be public health minister Aneurin Bevan. One reason why I believe that Aneurin Bevan played the most important role would be that he was part of the Labour government who introduced the National Health Service (NHS) in 1948 and was responsible for the dissolution of strong opposition

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    school board voted to restrict access to Harry Potter books in the public school library. The resulting legal battle over the board's actions helps to define not just Harry Potter's place in the public school library but the rights of students alike. (eric.ed.gov) There are States who still censor practically everything that goes through their school libraries. Long Island has remained quiet with respect to the censoring of books in public schools. The rest of the country, as the National Library Association

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    Current Issues in Public Health Patti M. Maisner Kaplan University Introduction The federal, state, and local health department all have goals that come under a national mission that reflects a system that offers an existence, residential and in the workplace that promotes and endures safety and an ideal health status. To do this a regular temperature must be taken, in the form of a needs assessment as well as demography of the target population(s). Like a target population

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    Being able to communicate is a great skill that one can practice every day of our lives. There are several ways or types of communication skills I have learned in this course such as vocally, written, visually, or non-verbally. In this assignment, I am going to write about my communication skills in three periods of my life and how they have been developed. First, I would like to talk about how I was when I was a little. When I was about five or six years’ old, I was spoiled between my family just

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    Dr. Lauren Rosewarne is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne. Her Article Pin-ups in Public Space is an academic piece about the double standard of the allowance of sexist advertisements but outlawing of pin-ups in the workplace. In this essay, I will explain how Rosewarne used rhetoric and evaluate whether she was successful in doing so. She shows the clear similarities both visually of these images but also both of their effects on those

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    my own life. As I wrote, it became more difficult to separate the fact from the fiction. When it became time to read this report in front of my classmates, the typical nervousness of public speaking was amplified to a level I had never experienced before. It was this day that I learned the cathartic power in speaking of those experiences out loud. Under the guise of describing the horrors, the character in this book faced, I was able to speak for the first time on the pain and suffering that my family

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