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…are in great danger of experiencing financial disaster. The roles played by males and females in the Indian society have a very strong presence. Their roles have changed very little in the last couple of decades. Males are the dominant sex in the society. Females…
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…more tolerant of the differences between races, sexes, and religions. Prejudice effects everyone. It has improved since the Holocaust, when the Nazis controlled Europe, but still exists. Preserving the memory of the Holocaust not only supports Jewish…
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…more tolerant of the differences between races, sexes, and religions. Prejudice effects everyone. It has improved since the Holocaust, when the Nazis controlled Europe, but still exists. Preserving the memory of the Holocaust not only supports Jewish…
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…with fluids containing the virus. Exposure to contaminated cells in blood through the use of used needles is a very common way HIV is acquired. Another rapidly increasing method of transmission is through unprotected sex with infected partners. Other fluids…
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…Economic - For this issue, I would like to focus on family income and the provision of sex education in schools. Moral and Social - I would like to discuss the change in our society’s view on teenage pregnancy and single parents. I would also like…
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…. Because of legal means by witch they can’t earn money to meet basic needs, many of them have to turn to trading sex for food and shelter. In turn, homeless youth are at greater risk for contracting AIDS or HIV-related illnesses, it has been suggested…
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…cases were used. The nominal variable represents the Respondent Sex. 788 valid cases were made and 0 were missing. 327 of those cases were males. This means men represented 41.5%, and women 58.5%. The pie chart was used because this is an easy graph…
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…-third of the colleges surveyed, more than half of students reported binge drinking. This problem does not only interferes with the mission of a higher education but also carries with it serious risks of disease, injury, and death. There are a number…
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…Binge drinking on college campuses is a commonly over looked problem. The Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention conducted a survey in 1999 to study this problem. Approximately 17,600 students attending 140 four-year colleges…
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…of this family tend to live under the same roof but with the children often having rooms of their own; their own personal space. Roles of this family would be mostly for the parents to fulfil for their children. Offer formal education, supply food, protection…
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