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Content based topics A history of the movement you participated in Current a ctivism ac ross the country related to activism your group participated in Tactical/Process Topics the decision making process in class the "intensities of ac tivism" and how people come together in activism how effective p rotests are in the face of current legislation the effectiveness of c oalition building student activism surrounding matters that are not directly about education II. Creating an Argument You should take a position on your topic (e.g. Are the tactic s used in your movement useful? Can students create change?) and build an academic stance. This is not (only) a narrative paper Your experience is important. Please include your thoughts and feelings about the Day of Action if you see fit, but do not make this a reflection paper. Always link your experiences with a larger analysis about how activism works. This is a research paper You are writing about what social movement scholars have to say about activism. Find research that supports your ideas about how people build movements. *** YOU MUST INCLUDE 5 ACADEMIC SOURCES IN YOUR PAPER*** Please see the separate document “ academic source guidelines” for what counts as an academic source. .

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You are writing about what social movement scholars have to
say about activism. Find research that supports your ideas about
how people build movements.
*** YOU MUST INCLUDE 5 ACADEMIC SOURCES IN
YOUR PAPER***
Please see the separate document “
academic
source guidelines” for what counts as an academic source.

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Create an investigative toolkit. What tools would you have in your toolkit? Document the following: * the features of each tool * how much does each tool cost (if applicable) * advantages/disadvantages 300 words MUST USE REFERENCE Newman, R.C. (2007). Computer Forensics: Evidence Collection and Management. Auerbach Publications: Taylor and Francis Group. ISBN: 0849305616 9780849305610 CHAPTERS 5&6 .

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Create an essay based on community communication capabilities, goals, and problems. Create a real-world scenario of an all-hazards event such as a major fire, earthquake, or terrorist attack. The scenario will be of your own choosing and imaginative process, but it must be written as if it were being presented to a local city council. Include conclusions and recommendations for installation, maintenance, and operation of communications equipment. Address the human factor for communication breakdowns and requisite training for operators. What is the role of a public spokesperson? Explain. What qualifications should be required for a public spokesperson to assure accurate public information, minimize rumors, and provide instruction for evacuation and assistance before a predicted crisis, during an emergency, and after returning to a normal routine? Explain. What strategies must be implemented at the local level to enhance communication and eliminate corresponding equipment problems that may arise during a crisis situation? Explain. Be sure to reference all sources using APA format. .

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Create two Java subclasses of your Person class called Student and T.docx

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Create an application class named LetterDemo that instantiates objects of two classes named Letter and CertifiedLetter and that demonstrates all their methods. The classes are used by a company to keep track of letters they mail to clients. The Letter class includes auto-implemented properties for the name of the recipient and the date mailed. Also, include a ToString() method that overrides the Object class’s ToString() method and returns a string that contains the name of the class (using GetType() ) and the Letter ’s data field values. Create a child class named CertifiedLetter that includes an auto-implemented property that holds a tracking number for the letter. .

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