Papers 291-300 of total 56038 found.
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…suicide; a girl having been molested at a bus stop after a staff member failed to pick her up as scheduled. State inspectors from the San Diego community care licensing office had routinely found health and safety violations at the group homes, including…
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…to pick her up as scheduled. State inspectors from the San Diego community care licensing office had routinely found health and safety violations at the group homes, including rodent droppings in the kitchen, bugs in a cereal bag and meals that failed to meet…
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…on to be reformers. Jane Addams opened the social settlement of Hull House in 1889. It offered an array of services to help the poor deal with slum housing, disease, crowding, jobless, infant mortality, and environmental hazards. For women who held jobs, Hull…
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…Trying to decide if the nation's current experiment with welfare reform is good or bad can be a rather perplexing problem for the average individual. Read one article, and it sounds as if welfare reform is a boon both to the nation and its lowest…
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…American reform movements in the early to mid 1800’s strived at improving our developing society. America was growing larger, and with the expanding population, many new ideas sprang up. Conflicting opinions between the people of the United States…
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…Agrarian Reform that Works Since it's Proclamation of Independence in 1822, Brazil has had a wide and vast spectrum of conflicts that plague the developing country, even to this day. Between resource management, political regimes, and a nearly out…
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…six years, most would not want to see the elderly, expectant mothers, and especially children, without acceptable medical care. Under this philosophy, reform would be preferred, and greatly appreciated, but not at the cost of these innocent peoples health
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…Although the United States gained independence after the Revolution from Britain, it was not without issues that needed to be addressed in order to promote a better way of life for the people. With the approaching new age came reformers that wanted…
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…The Need for Reform in Collegiate Sports The current institutional structure of intercollegiate athletics is attempting to maximize educational quality and athletic excellence simultaneously. Each of which will inevitably impinge on one another…
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…year in health costs. This cost does not include the cost of burn care related to smoking, prenatal care for low birth weight infants of mothers who smoke, and medical care associated with the disease. All together it is estimated that the cost of direct…
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