Since 2003, Eufaula Garrett has guided new business development for hip-hop legend Andre 3000’s Benjamin Company. A cum laude graduate of Florida A&M University, Eufaula Garrett stays active with her alma mater as a lifetime member of the alumni association.
Dear Friends,
We need your help in fulfilling our mission to serve, assist, and advocate for our nation’s Veterans and their dependents – ensuring the benefits earned through their time in-service are accessible, adequate, and available. The Student Veterans Advocacy Group (SVAG) supports the rights of our Veterans nationwide, by safeguarding the education benefits owed to them, which results in a positive impact on our local, state, and national communities-at-large.
In order to continue these efforts we must remain steadfast in our principles of doing the right thing. Although some were drafted and others volunteered; to serve our Nation in times of war and peace, such sacrifices cannot be sold short by allowing the benefits earned and sacrificed for, to be any less than were intended when granted through such time in service.
The transition from the "battlefield-to-home" is extremely difficult, especially today, which is why we’re asking for your help.
Here are a few ideas-
• Visit the website at www.mysvag.org to stay up-to-date on our efforts and sign the E-Petition showing your support.
• Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SVANC and follow their daily activity on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/Student_Vets
• Draft a letter or E-mail to your state and federal representatives asking them to support our Veteran related efforts and endorse Veteran related legislation.
• Make a tax-deductible donation on our website at mysvag.org or through the donate/fundraiser link on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/SVANC or mail your donation to us at the address shown above.
The time to act is now as our nation’s Veterans are being subjected to adverse changes in law detrimentally impacting their lives’. Thanks so much for your support.
MSG Jody Cuthbertson
Vice-President
Student Veterans Advocacy Group
Email: jodycuthbertson@mysvag.org
Since 2003, Eufaula Garrett has guided new business development for hip-hop legend Andre 3000’s Benjamin Company. A cum laude graduate of Florida A&M University, Eufaula Garrett stays active with her alma mater as a lifetime member of the alumni association.
Dear Friends,
We need your help in fulfilling our mission to serve, assist, and advocate for our nation’s Veterans and their dependents – ensuring the benefits earned through their time in-service are accessible, adequate, and available. The Student Veterans Advocacy Group (SVAG) supports the rights of our Veterans nationwide, by safeguarding the education benefits owed to them, which results in a positive impact on our local, state, and national communities-at-large.
In order to continue these efforts we must remain steadfast in our principles of doing the right thing. Although some were drafted and others volunteered; to serve our Nation in times of war and peace, such sacrifices cannot be sold short by allowing the benefits earned and sacrificed for, to be any less than were intended when granted through such time in service.
The transition from the "battlefield-to-home" is extremely difficult, especially today, which is why we’re asking for your help.
Here are a few ideas-
• Visit the website at www.mysvag.org to stay up-to-date on our efforts and sign the E-Petition showing your support.
• Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SVANC and follow their daily activity on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/Student_Vets
• Draft a letter or E-mail to your state and federal representatives asking them to support our Veteran related efforts and endorse Veteran related legislation.
• Make a tax-deductible donation on our website at mysvag.org or through the donate/fundraiser link on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/SVANC or mail your donation to us at the address shown above.
The time to act is now as our nation’s Veterans are being subjected to adverse changes in law detrimentally impacting their lives’. Thanks so much for your support.
MSG Jody Cuthbertson
Vice-President
Student Veterans Advocacy Group
Email: jodycuthbertson@mysvag.org
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RELATIONSHIP : FRIENDS AND AQUAINTANCES
1. THE COMPARISON CONFICT & ADJUSTMENT
BETWEEN INDONESIAN & AMERICAN
RELATIONSHIP : FRIENDS AND AQUAINTANCES
Written By :
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
SEKOLAH TINGGI KEGURUAN ILMU PENDIDIKAN
PERSATUAN GURU REPUBLIK INDONESIA
SIDOARJO
2018
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2. Fazril Dwi
3. Islahati Ainun
2. • Oxford dictionary defines:
– A friend as “a person one knows and likes, usually somebody who is not a member
of one’s family.”
– An Acquaintance as “a person whom one knows but who is not a close friend.”
• How do Americans define the word “friend”?
Friendliness vs. Friendship
• Friendliness is more about behavior, which is characterized by smiling, chattiness, and
warmth.
• Friendship is a relationship in which people know, like and trust each other.
• So,
– If I smile at you, it doesn’t necessarily mean that I want to make friend with you or I
like you.
– If I am warm, just think that I try to be friendly.
Diversity of relationships
• In relation to gender:
– Men and women can socialize relatively freely and develop a variety of relationship
– Men and women can live together before marriage to see how compatible they are
– Same sex relationships has become something common in some states
• Status:
– Single and married people (even of the opposite sex) can be close friends without
being romantically involved
• Practical reasons:
– Some people/couples can live together because they feel they are compatible as
roommates or housemates
• Marriage:
– Remarriage has no stigma in the United States
The “Singles Scene”
• It is related to “individualism”: a cultural value that favors freedom of action for each
individual person without regarding what other people do.
• The “Single Scenes” is the phenomenon of a significant increase of single people. Those
people tend to delay marriage for a couple of reasons: career, emancipation, education, etc.
3. • Marriage is seen more as a choice rather than a necessity.
Mobility and Friendship
• One of the cultural values of many Americans is “change”. Change is healthy.
• To make some better changes people often have to move, to be mobile, pursuing better life.
• They move for several reasons: change jobs, get married, have children, etc.
• Therefore, changing the “circles of friends” becomes one of the strategies to survive.
Cross-Cultural Friendships
• What happens when people from different countries and cultural backgrounds try to make
friends?
• Misunderstanding and conflict may happen during the process of making friends.
• Many foreigners think that American friendliness is an offer of friendship. In fact, it’s not
always the case.
Cross-Cultural Expectation for Friendship
• What do you usually expect from your friend?
• American value of friendship: “Valuing friendships, but still respecting privacy and
independence”
• This value for many foreigners may be seen negative. Different expectations on friendships
across cultures may create misunderstanding and can potentially lead to conflicts.
– An example: giving attention or visiting a friend when s/he is ill
4. REFERENCES
Levine, D.R. and Adelman, M.B. 1993. Beyond Language. Cross-cultural communication.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall Inc.