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…Morning Star Foundation, Indian names such as Chippewa's, Braves, Apaches, and Chief, also lower the self esteem of Native American teenagers and therefore contributes to their high suicide rates. Native American youths who find themselves unable to follow…

…countries in advanced education, with about two-thirds of its 20 to 24-year-olds enrolled in post-secondary education. Canada's 67 universities and colleges produce more than 25,000 graduates annually in engineering, the applied sciences, the physical sciences…

…to winning the 1996 presidential election. Dole has said that he will focus his policies on a platform of sweeping tax cuts. Dole talks of a 15% across the board tax rate cut, and an end to the Internal Revenue Service as it is know today. Dole claims…

…I decided to get out and return to college. Education is needed to succeed in life today it is my goal to return to school to better myself. I have worked many different types of jobs, good and bad, and have found myself lacking in some of the skills I…

…to composition, first with Persichetti at Julliard (1958-61), then with Luciano Berio and Darius Milhaud at Mills College (1962-3). His music is characterized by a strong, steady pulse and strictly diatonic and tonal harmonies. He is typically grouped together…

…microprocessor has been tweaked to perform at high rates of speed. One such microprocessor is the Intel Pentium chip that is the fastest commercial microprocessor on the market. In addition to internal speed and to allow faster hook- up to the Internet, faster…

…from high school, he enrolled at Purdue University to study aeronautical engineering on a Navy scholarship. Mr. Armstrong was called to active duty after two years of college and flew 78 combat missions during the Korean War from the "Essex" aircraft carrier…

…objective of affirmative action was to give minorities an equal opportunity at employment and in collegiate admissions. Affirmative action had positive effect on collegiate admissions and employment, however, remained more controversial in college admissions…

…file-sharing as stealing. He cited Rolling Stone magazine as saying there was a 13% drop in independent music stores near college campuses, and that CD-burning and Internet music sharing are chiefly to blame. He went on to say that "history will record…

…hours. LSD increases body temperature, increases heart rate and dilates the pupils. The most common adverse reaction is a temporary (less than 24 hours) episode of panic -- the "bad trip". Symptoms include frightening illusions/hallucinations (usually visual…