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2008; McCrystal et al.... (2008) refers to community coalitions.... Among the social problems facing this category of people include substance abuse, also referred to as drug abuse which McKim (2003) defines as maladaptive pattern following consumption of a drug considered not to be dependent… Prevention Strategies and Causes of Adolescent Substance Abuse Prevention Strategies Introduction Raising teenagers and being a teenager has proved to be quite a challenge due to the involved unique concerns and needs as argued by the Department of Health, DoH (2001)....
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As a report from the American Muslim Taskforce on Civil Rights and elections observed, these FBI... Muslims are still the victims of racial profiling and stereotyping.... As just an indicator of how deleterious the effect of stereotyping can be, the earnings of Muslim and Arab men in the United States… This so-called “post 9/11 effect” continues to today, in spite of changes in the political climate with respect to anti-Muslim rhetoric offered by the government and less pro-Islamic America's history of internalizing foreign conflicts by means of discriminating against and interning ethnicities on the basis of fearful suspicion is all too clear and mirrors the kind of perceptions Americans have today of Muslims, who because of the nature of the 9/11 attacks, are seen as infiltrators and subversives....
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The paper "canadian Film Industry" discusses that the canadian Film industry has vertically integrated with the whole American film making industry and there is a great improvement in the problems solving process of the feature film industry of Canada.... hellip; The quality of the films was the main issue which was not addressed for a longer period of time but now things are changing the canadian filmmakers have come to the point that they understand the importance of the quality of content....
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As such, the impact of the Act is to follow the US pattern of ownership trend, which in turn limits the scope for objectivity.... The Communications Act 2003 (the Act) regulates technical, editorial and ownership of media and underlines the need to ensure a wide range of television and radio services.... nbsp;
Leading canadian-American journalist Peter Jennings commented that everyone had an opinion and subjective perspective on issues and that on this basis he was “a little concerned about this notion that everybody wants us to be objective”....
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Instead, television and film production, tourism and aquaculture among other industries have taken dominance in the provincial political landscape of British Columbia.... This assignment "Is British Columbia Primarily a Staples Political Economy" gives an account of how this province has developed from the dependence on staples....
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For many canadian telecommunications as well as media businesses, the use of the word “convergence” was so much employed in the meeting rooms.... The author of this assignment "Mass Communication in Canada" casts light on the business boom formed by the digital media....
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… A woman's place is in the homeA statement that ‘woman's place is in the home' was not only a statement in the past but also a fact.... However, this did not mean that women were illiterate; but their hobbies were more placed in home.... These hobbies A woman's place is in the homeA statement that ‘woman's place is in the home' was not only a statement in the past but also a fact....
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The images of childhood and how they get portrayed has a direct impact on assisting them and caring for them.... This literature review "Child Care and the Youth Development" presents child care and youth development that has very many implications.... It is far beyond the scientific sphere and it includes the parenting, education, health, and welfare policy of the children....
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