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…places like the country of Burundi in southern Africa where the adult population has a 40% infection rate. Burundi has been a powerhouse in African economic development since the colonial rule ended after World War II. As a country they have provided more…

…but the Electoral College who determines who will by president. The people have some influence in what the electoral college does but not much because if everyone in America voted for one person the college could still make the other candidate president. Even so I…

…decides to remain where he is and is hit by the train, one would have a hard time arguing that the man was intelligent. My freshman year in college, I met a guy (let’s call him Jeff), who most people would say was intelligent. Jeff had skipped a year…

…those fifty dollar pair of pants I really “want.” It’s also very hard now because we are so used to having to spend all our money and then pay for it later. “We human beings, especially in this century, have been producing and consuming at a rate that far…

…Classifieds, and place it promptly in its personal filing cabinet, the garbage. How many people do you suppose actually look through that? More than you realize. Our nations unemployment rate has rose to 5.9% in June alone. (Dept. of Human Services) Why then do…

…exactly that of females with eating disorders in comparison to males with eating disorders (Harrison, 2). College is a major time in young people’s lives they experience major changes. Students are now exposed to the world all on their own. Suddenly…

…. If needed you might have to go testify in court. In some cases when chasing a criminal you might get hurt or shot, that's why the injury rate for law enforcement officers is higher than most occupations…

…of 16 Ernest won his first scholarship to Nelson College, where he was a popular student. He followed with a second scholarship to Canterbury College in Christchurch, and by 1893 had graduated with first class honours in Physics and Mathematics. Rutherford…

…of their beliefs. John Calvin was born in Noyon, France, on July 10, 1509. He was the son of a well-known secretary to the bishop in Noyon. He went to school starting at age fourteen. He received his formal education for priesthood at the College de la Marche…

…or hockey player in school, and I’ll win a college scholarship. Then I’ll go PRO! Nice story, right? Well, the plot varies and very few kids actually become professional athletes, but ONE element of this story remains the same…the kid is almost always a guy…