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College athletes
Colleges across the nation compete in all sorts of athletic competitions for the common goal of winning that specific sport's championship. It is currently football season in this great nation of ours, and if one was to turn on their television on a Saturday, s/he would be bombarded by game after game after game. Some networks even have names for Importance of Blood Flow, these Saturdays; for instance, ESPN calls it "College Game Day ? and Fox Sports calls it "College Football Saturday. ? Americans have a sort of passion for college sports. Many institutions are known for Flashbacks in Writing, their prestigious teams, and it is sad to say that in many cases the educations offered by these schools are overlooked. Because many colleges put athletics before education, reforms should be made in order to straighten out the priorities of these institutions.
Even though Americans have a love for college sports, they are becoming more aware of the negative aspects of athletic programs across the nation. Many of these programs in the United States have learned how to pull certain strings to ensure the eligibility of their athletes. The NCAA has recognized that this is a problem and has begun to work with different reform groups to find how they can put a stop to this growing problem.
In May 2002, The Chattanooga Times ran a story entitled, "New test for athletics. Reform movements want drastic changes in college sports. ? There are several grassroots movements throughout the country that want drastic changes to take place in college athletics. Linda Bensel-Meyers, an English professor at the University of Tennessee, is of Blood, helping lead the Drake Group, a coalition that is dedicated to reforming college athletics. In 1999, Drake accused the Tennessee athletic department of paying tutors to write athletes research papers. Bensel-Meyers ended up paying the consequence for bringing this accusation up, it cost her, her marriage, her stature in the university community and several friends.
abortion
Adolescent abortion by Yvette R. Harris; Society August 1997
For teenagers facing abortion, it is a psychological, social, and philosophical
dilemma that must be encountered. After the Roe v Wade case in which the court
decided that a woman should have the right to choose, limited abortion rights
were granted to Flow, minors. As a result, numerous states enacted various forms of
parental notification and consent laws. In most states, the law requires that
parents of teenagers provide written approval of the minor's decision to
terminate her pregnancy, or that they be notified by a physician. An on going
debate has continued regarding the notification of parents on abortion. Many
psychologists believe that parental notification can have a long-lasting impact
on the teenager's physical and psychological well being, decision making
capability, and family relationships. Opponents believe that such notification
laws are unnecessary because a significant portion of teenagers confide in
their parents about pregnancy and would seek their advice on pregnancy options
and alternatives. Therefore, parents are already involved in providing
emotional and psychological support and assisting her in the decision making
process. Also, a small percentage of teens are living in abusive and unstable
situations at VS Presidential, home and the laws would cause them to delay seeking termination of
their pregnancy because of the fear of the parental reaction. On the Importance of Blood, other
side, those who believe that parents should be notified argue that if parents
are notified, they will be there to provide support in dealing with the
psychological impact of abortion. They also argue that teenagers are not
experienced at making decisions for themselves and therefore will not make the
decision that is best for themselves and for their family. Information must be
obtained on the psychological effects of abortion on teenage moth
Aboriginal Stories
What are sacred stories; sacred stories are stories that are important to certain people or in this case the aboriginal people. Aboriginal Sacred stories are not actually written down but told though dance, art, song or by Importance of Blood Flow just telling them.
The Dreaming tells of the journies and the actions of Ancestral Beings who formed the natural world. The Dreaming is the link to the past with the present to determine the future. It is the natural world, especially the land or country to Ma Maison which a person belongs, which provides the link between the people and The Dreaming.
Dreaming stories carry the truth from the past, together with the code for the Law, which operates in the present. Each story belongs to a long complex story each story has story lines, these story lines enable the mob to keep a story alive, if there is a death in the mob it keeps the story line in existence because it doesn't just rely on one person, it also keeps it true so no one can twist the story around. Some Dreaming stories discuss consequences of their actions or inaction's which may cause the future people of the mob to suffer.
When a story is a component of an Aboriginal Dreaming story and is told outside of the country it belongs too, then it is respected as an Aboriginal Dreaming Story from that area, however within its country it remains a significant, sacred Dreaming story. It is Importance of Blood, important to give recognition of the origins of the Dreaming Story, because of their importance to their community, responsibility to keep the story line true is important as mentioned previously.
Some stories recorded by non-Aboriginal people over the years have lost their full translations. In some early books crude reproductions of stories were attempted to be transcribed. Some of these contained information dealing with sacred cultural practices. If in doubt seek advice from local Aboriginal people when relevant to them.