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Which Universities or Colleges send the most pages to Washington,DC?
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Berea,Ky and Antioch College at Yellow Springs Ohio have credit for work courses. I was wondering if these two schools have the most pages and are they the only schools that give credit for work.
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The congressional page program is for high school students.
Many schools give credit for work. One of the best known is the College of the Ozarks in Missouri, which has a great program.
I am not sure how these two topics are related?!!! Maybe some
college credit is given to people who serve as pages?
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PLZZZZ correct these statements?
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29. The zip code for Antioch University is Yellow Springs, Ohio, 45387.
30. The CEO has 6 assistants, and she just fired 4 of them.
31. Almost 16% of Americans think that the elephant is the symbol of the Democratic Party.
32. 300,000,000 Americans can’t be wrong!
33. More than 51/100 of respondents recognized our corporate name.
34. When you send the letter to Mr. Yamashita in Tokyo, be sure to include in the letter that we have made flight reservations for him on 3/6/09.
35. Our salespeople usually get up at 5:00 o’clock a.m. in the morning.
36. Call Mr. Johnson at 813, 767, 4410.
37. We will need 27 5 gallon buckets for our custodial staff.
38. The Run Against Cancer will have several events, including five k, 10 k and 15 k.
39. The tickets were snapped up by brokers and now they’re going for $700 dollars each.
40. Phillip’s interview will be shown during the evening news on channel seven.
41. This is odd—each booth has 2 computers and only 1 mouse.
42. The product launch is scheduled for August, 2009.
43. You’ll find the answer on page 1,093.
44. The new information system will cost several 1,000 dollars.
45. The new store location is ¼ of a mile past the Interstate.
46. The contract is worth $6,800,000 dollars .
47. Paper clips cost $0.77 per box.
48. The Dow lost 2.2% yesterday but has risen 1.5 per cent today.
49. The customer requested that we send six (6) copies of the manual.
50. The racing program for the day will include 6 1 mile races.
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Which of these is the best college?
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A few details:
I'm doing an assignment for my business class and I had to fill this thing out on the computer about what I wanted to go to college for & what state I wanted to go to college in & all that stuff and then it gave me a list of colleges that would be good for me. Then, I have to pick out 2 colleges that I'm interested in and fill out a few questions about them. After doing this, it really got me into thinking about college.
All of these colleges have the programs of study that I want. Now, I'm just looking for the one that has the best setting. Like the area around it and stuff.
I want it to be in a small town-rural area. I don't want a lot of people around like in a city. That's why I didn't choose Ohio State University, and because I want somewhere atleast an hour from home. I live in Columbus. Also, I'm not a big fan of hot weather so I want it to be somewhere where it's somewhat cold or atleast where it's not boiling hot in the summer. Since I like the cold weather so much, I've also been looking at colleges in Maine.
Anyway, which of these colleges do you think would be best for me and fitting my description? They're all in Ohio, by the way.
Defiance College
Antioch College
Baldwin Wallace College
Bowling Green State University
The College of Wooster
Lake Erie College
Oberlin College
Shawnee State University
Wilmington College
Thanks.
And sorry if I sound too whiny or picky.
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Antioch and Oberlin.
Bowling Green is kind of large.
It is not on your list, but Ohio University has 5 campuses, some in fairly rural areas.
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How to become famous?
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Hi im now 14, and i really want to do something with my life.
Here are things i can do
Lefty Guitar, Sing, Keyboard, Dance, Act, Be funny, French horn, or anything you want me to do.
Im in a christain band called antioch. we live in a small town in ohio and we have had about 5-10 gigs and weer not rilly getting anywhere
any suggestions?
umm paris hilton is slowly killin off our senses
ears:her horrible singing
eyes:her nasty videos (house of wax AND her umm..sex videos)
nose: her perfume
touch: dont even wanna know
taste: most likely she'll wanna become a chef and POISON US ALL
but i dont hold anything against her
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First off, the chances of you being discovered in Ohio aren't very high. Second off, even IF you're good, and I mean really good the chances of everybody else in your band being good enough to keep up with you and make it are little to none.
Do a self assessment, are you really THAT good? Listen to your favorite players playing the guitar, and see if you can nail every single thing they do. If you can, or you can come reasonably close- you got talent.
But what to do from there? Like I said, you're not going to get discovered in Ohio. If you want a music or acting career you need to move to L.A. which probably isn't going to happen (unless your parents believe in you that much).
From there, you need an agent. There's plenty of scumballs that will take your money and get you crappy gigs, you need a real agent that will fight tooth and nail. Once you get that, IF you get that far, everything else is relatively easy. If you got the talent, you live in L.A. and you got a good agent- you will get signed and you will make tons of cash.
But don't fool yourself, 99 percent of the people who think they have the talent to make it DO NOT. On top of that, unless you're REALLY REALLY good (I'm talking you can play the guitar like Joe Satriani, with the vocal range of Pavaratti) you better have some looks to back the musical talent up. Don't let this get you down though, if you have what it takes you'll make it..but this is something that takes time.
But like I said, IF you got it, go for it..
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MLA in-text citation help? Is this right?
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Nadia Anderson
Mrs. Olsen
English 7 - 8th Period
4 March 2010
Virginia Hamilton
Virginia Hamilton’s birth took place in the quaint rural area of Yellow Springs, Ohio on March 12, 1936 (Mikkelsen 2). Her parents were Kenneth James and Etta Belle Perry Hamilton (“Virginia Hamilton Biography” 1). The, just as any other parents would, took for granted that Virginia was a perfectly normal child, bound to become a doctor or a lawyer. Little did they know that their daughter was really going to turn out as an award-winning author, who inspires adults and children alike. Virginia Hamilton was an extremely influential African American because of the way she represented her culture through the novels she wrote.
Virginia and her four older siblings came from a family of storytellers (Mikkelsen 2). Their parents would often tell them stories of their African American heritage. Some stories they told were about how two of their relatives escaped slavery (Mikkelsen 2). These relatives were Virginia’s great-great-grandmother, who escaped with her son in the 1850s, and her maternal grandfather, Levi Perry (Mikkelsen 2). They all got out by crossing the Ohio River (Mikkelsen 2).
Virginia’s parents and their many stories were left behind, though, when she departed from home to enter college. At first, she went to Antioch College (Mikkelsen 2). However, she didn’t feel that they helped her much with her writing (Mikkelsen 2). Since Antioch didn’t satisfy her needs, she transferred over to Ohio State University (Mikkelsen 2). Obviously it suited her, because she stayed at that school and graduated in 1958 with a Bachelor of Arts (Mikkelsen 2). She majored in literature and creative writing (“Virginia Hamilton Biography” 1).
Although Virginia always wanted to be an author, she held many other jobs, too. To keep her finances steady while she built up her writing career, she worked lots of different jobs in New York (Mikkelsen 2). These various jobs included being a bookkeeper, nightclub singer, receptionist, and accountant, as well as other things (Mikkelsen 2). She no longer had to work these jobs, however, when she married Arnold Adoff, a poet and author, on March 19, 1960 (Mikkelsen 2). Together they had two children—a daughter, Leigh, in 1963 and a son, Jaime Levi, four years later (Mikkelsen 2).
Most of Virginia’s books were geared towards young adults (Mikkelsen 1). She brought folklore tradition to much of her writing (Mikkelsen 1). In fact, she revised many common folktales such as John Henry and High John the Conqueror (Mikkelsen 1). In addition to this, she wrote an astounding number of award-winning novels including The House of Dies Drear, M.C. Higgins the Great, Sweet Whispers, and Brother Rush (“Virginia Hamilton Biography” 1). The first novel she’d ever written was The Novel (Mikkelsen 2). She lost it, however, and her first published novel was called Zeely (Mikkelsen 2).
People enjoy Virginia’s books for many reasons. They applaud her for the unique style of writing she uses (Mikkelsen 3). However, this is also criticized, and people have many varied opinions of her. No matter what, though, she is honored for how she always carried her culture with her and in her novels, with pride. Loann Toth, book review editor for School Library Journal, said, “Hamilton is a marvelous storyteller; and so she brings that sense of narrative and just brings a wonderful sense of language to everything she does,” (Mikkelsen 5).
Virginia Hamilton’s span of achievements is very broad. Her awards include the Newbery Medal, several Newbery Honor Awards, the Regina Medal, the Edgar Allen Poe Award, the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award for Lifetime Achievement, and many, many more (Mikkelsen 2). She was also the first children’s author to be given the MacArthur Foundation’s 1995 prize of $350,000 (Mikkelsen 2). Among her prestigious number of other awards, Kent State University has had a conference named after her held since the 1980’s (Mikkelsen 2). Although she’s gotten all of these awards, Hamilton said her most satisfying reward is alerting children of their rich ethnic culture (Mikkelsen 4).
Virginia Hamilton was an inspiration to people all over the world. She was truly proud to be an African American and to write about African American, and I think she really embraced that. Sadly, she passed away on February 19, 2002 (Mikkelsen 10). She died of breast cancer at the age of 65 (“Virginia Hamilton Biography” 3). Although she’s gone now, she will still live on forever as an African American legend.
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Please note that some things are supposed to be centered, there is supposed to be a header on there, and some things are supposed to be italicized or underlined. But basically, did I do the in-text citations right? Any constructive criticism would be loved. Than
That last word was supposed to be thanks! :)
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So far this is what I've done for my essays and I haven't been penalised for anything (yet).
'Virginia Hamilton Biography' should be italicised within the parentheses (book title, right?) and a comma should separate the source and the page from which the source has been derived from. And for instance, (Mikkelsen 10) should be (Mikkelson, 10) that sort of thing.
Also try not to link words with apostrophes in formal essays, eg. 'she's' should be 'she is', and as such.
Hope that helps :)
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How can Governor Kathleen Selibus be going to be a HHS?
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To people who never been or live in the state of Kansas, I want you to know who Kathleen Selibus is. I live in right inside Kansas. She has been on money of mismangement during her both terms and never really fix the health care in generally despite of the happy note Media says about her.Governor Kathleen Selibus threw $145 million in a few months of her first term and even more $ later on, penalized some private corporations and private insurances, and private medical clinic for not working out with the universal health care plan. Many of them fought against her. But the health care never been really fixed and or work into the basic core of solutions, only did expanded the cancer treatments,and children health programs for the low income families. As you know already she is a big supporter of late term abortion without offers the counseling. Other things you ought to know, Governor Kathleen Selibus has tried to turn Down town K.C into Los Angeles or Chicago- widen freeways,4 huge convention center which some of freeways is already been processed in and she tried to fight to allow to put $400 million being a part of the developers group of sport complex fields for soccer between Antioch and 69 in South Overland Park in 2006. We already have one, why need have 2 of them?. The Overland park residents in that area- people went out protested at the hearing, and then voted against it. The bill failed. Governor Kathleen Sebelius signed a bill in 2003 allowing illegal aliens to pay in-state tuition at state land-grant colleges (such as KU, K-State, Wichita State, Pittsburg State, and perhaps Fort Hays State)! This is a slap in the face of every legal immigrant and citizen. This law is in direct violation of USC Title 8. Kris Kobach,who ran against Dennis Moore for the 3rd Congressional District seat, is part of the legal team to bring down this highly unconstitutional law. She also allowed the courts to "dictate" budgeting. The KS(Kansas) Supreme Court ruled in 2006 that public schools were unconstitutional just because they could not get budgeted for funds! As you wondered why she got to be governor twice I believe she bought the election in a way. She is a very wealthy and from a long line of politican family- Her father was a governor of Ohio.I am apalled by most of the choices Obama has made thus far. The outrageous spending bill that he calls stimulus, his desire to DIRECTLY oversee the census, his broken promise of no earmarks are just a few examples of his socialist agenda. 2010 and 2012 can't come fast enough! Now, How can you stand the choices of people Obama, he choose for to be part of his adminstration? like Nancy Ann DeParle,who is going to be nominate of commissioner of Human and Health service, just another part of old Clinton Adminstration, who going to work with Governor Kathleen Selibus,two health czars?! Do you notice all of them have in one common - Spending!
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We already know what it means when there is a (D) behind their name.
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