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 Margaret Sanger And Women s Rights
To the woman who wishes to have children, we must give these answers to the question when not to
have them. . This was an eloquent quote from Margaret Sanger that she delivered in her book,
Women and the New Race. Margaret was a very prominent feminist and she believed that women
should be educated by knowing they have the right to control what happens with their body. This
person is considered, by Time Magazine, to be one of the most influential individuals of the 20th
century, mostly due to her role sex education, birth controlactivism, and also for her writings
pertaining to those issues. This is why Margaret Sangerwas such an important individual. She
changed course for women s rights by advocating the legalization of the use of contraceptives...
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Her father s teachings and the things she experienced throughout her life would play a major role
in influencing Margaret Sanger. There were a few experiences that had an impact Margaret s
views. Working as a nurse in the Lower East Side of New York she had to deal with many cases
where pregnant women who were unfit to have a child asking for information to avoid having
another child(fordham). In addition, Sanger nursed women who were dangerously ill and at risk of
death from attempts to give themselves abortions because they didn t have $5 for the less dangerous
alternative. (plannedparenthood). This specific experience reassured her views on the need for
contraceptives and abortions. As a result, Margaret Sanger released several writings that would
express her view on contraceptives and abortion. Those writing would result in her violation of the
Comstock Laws which criminalized publication, distribution, and possession of information about or
devices or medications for unlawful abortion or contraception. ([Link]). Rather than face the
consequences of her actions, she chose to flee the country and live in
 Northwest Coast Tribes
Northwest Coast Tribal Masks This paper describes the Sea Bear Transformation Mask, created
by Don Svanvik in 2000, and how it reflects Northwest Coast Indian art and culture, specific to the
Kwakiutl tribe. A transformation mask is a large mask with hinged shutters that, when open, reveal
another mask. Audrey and Alan Bleviss gave this mask to the Montclair Art Museum in 2005. The
medium consists of red cedar, cedar bark, copper, pigment, and string. In the Montclair Art
Museum, the mask is displayed in its open form. The inside of the mask shows a man sitting with
his legs bent in front of him while his arms are open and stretched to his sides. His facial features
consist of sharp cheekbones, a wide triangular nose, a goat t, a thin... Show more content on
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The mask also has a large amount of white and green, which are often recognized as tertiary
colors, mostly used to fill in empty spaces or for design purposes. ([Link])
Throughout history, societies have defined and transformed themselves through their art. When
looking at works of art today, a person sees not only the work of art itself, but also the world from
which it came from. The same is true for this transformation mask, which reflects the works of art
and beliefs of the Northwest Coast Tribes. Almost all artwork of the Northwest Coast Tribes has a
story behind it. This mask is about a young boy named Alikwamae who was successful and well
known among the people in his village. He was orphaned as a child and was therefore sent to live
with his jealous uncle who one day abused him in hopes that he would die. He was very weak when
he woke up but he found a mouse who took him to an Undersea Kingdom where he met the Chief of
the Undersea Kingdom, Kumugwe. Alikwamae wanted to help his people so Kumugwe gave him a
power that would allow him to transform into a sea bear. Alikwamae went back to his village and
was able to transform, heal the sick and injured, predict the future, and interpret dreams.
([Link]) The bear is an important figure in Native American art. It is a
symbol of strength, power, humility, motherhood, teaching, dreaming, and healing. Northwest
 The Role Of Police During The Criminal Justice System
Introduction

This report shall examine the role of the police in the criminal justice system. For background it
will detail a brief history of the development of the police then look at the later development of
police powers of arrest, detention and of stop and search. Further to this it will examine the role of
the police in miscarriages of justice and the effects of these miscarriages on the development of
safeguards for people detained by the police. Also the measures taken to prevent further
miscarriages of justice such as the development of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to decide
if the evidence is there and a prosecution is likely to be successful.

History and Development of the Police

The history of a professional police service in England dates back to the creation of the
Metropolitan Police in 1829 by the then Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel (Joyce, 2012), the City
of Glasgow Police was the first professional force to be created in Britain in 1800 (Newburn,
2013). The Metropolitan Police force replaced the volunteers who had until then served in an
unpaid capacity to perform police duties. The professional police service then served as a
template on which to model other local police forces throughout England and Wales (Joyce, 2012).
There are 41 provincial police forces outside London and two within London, the Metropolitan
Police and the City of London Police, at its peak the total number of officers in England and Wales
was over 143,000 in 2006 (Hale et
 Development Of Optical Imaging Tools For Synapse Typing Essay
Development of Optical Imaging Tools for Synapse Typing
Restructure of synapse types and alternations of dynamics of neurotransmitters and neuromodulators
have been implicated in a number of human neurological and psychiatric diseases, including autism,
Alzheimer s disease, Parkinson s disease, schizophrenia, and addiction1,2. However, little is known
about how molecular compositions define different types and functions of synapses and how
different synapses organize in micro and macroscale to give rise to complex brain functions and
disorders, due to lack of appropriate tools to characterize synaptic biomolecules in situ in large scale.
Here, I propose a novel research program to develop transformative tools for large scale mapping of
synaptic biomolecules, functional imaging of neurotransmission and neuronal signaling.
Specifically, it will evolve along three main themes: 1. Expansion pathology for highly multiplexed,
in situ and nanoscale biomolecular imaging. 2. Optogenetic neurotransmitter indicator; 3. in situ
imaging tools for endogenous protein protein interaction; This program will expand on the themes of
my previous work on engineering optogenetic indicators for neuronal activities, such as calcium
ions3,4 and voltage5,6 indicators, as well as my current work on devising a clinically optimized
form of expansion microscopy7,8, which contribute new capabilities to the broader communities of
neuroscience, cell biology, pathology and medicine.
Theme 1: Expansion
 Contract Principles Of Contract Law Principles
Introduction:

Billy ( B ) has been asked by his father, Choy ( C ) to work on the farm with Maggie ( M ). B does
not know whether he is entitled to $20 000 and to a share in the farm. B does not know whether he
is in a contract with C for these items and is trying to scrutinise if he is entitled to these items.

To discover whether there is a valid contract and whether B is able to sue C for breach of any
existing contract, facts of the problem must be identified, then laws that are relevant to this case
must be deliberated on the basis of contract law principles. Once investigations are completed and
if a contract discovered, the terms of this contract must be outlined. B will be then advised whether
he can file to sue, which would allow him to make claims on the extra $20 000 and a share in the
farm that he is entitled to.

Is there a contract?

In order for a valid contract to exist, six prerequisites must be met. A contract must have an intention
to create legal relations, an agreement, consideration, legal capacity, genuine consent and legality of
objects. However legal capacity, genuine consent and legality of objects do not have much
relevance in the case between B and C. Evidence must be given in order to prove that the parties
involved hand an intention to make a legally enforceable contract. In this case, there is an implied
non commercial agreement. The non commercial agreement is a domestic agreement where the
parties involved are between two family members;
 Determining The Relationship Between Extracurricular...
Determining relationship between Extracurricular Activities and Academic Performance using
Computational Intelligence Tejaswini Koduri Department of Computer Science, Georgia State
University tkoduri11@[Link] Abstract Elementary school is the medium for the students
to step into the professional [Link] knowledge can achieved from curriculum by following [Link]
the hands on experience on the subject can be gained only through the extracurricular activities. So,
students should take some responsibility to participate in extracurricular activities. The advantages
of extracurricular activities are students can get more personal experience by involving in these
activities and gain more knowledge when compared to the knowledge obtained from theoretical
concepts or curriculum. The student who involves in extracurricular activities can easily survive in
the professional world while the student who only dependant on curriculum face some difficulties
like unable to make a right decision at right time, communication with peers and also face difficulty
in implementation of concepts . In this paper we collect both the data from the students who
involved in extracurricular activities and the data collected from academic curriculum of students in
a semester. This paper proposes that how extracurricular activities support the overall growth of
student by using computational intelligence. I like the idea of determining relationship using
mamdani model. I would like to
 Sacrifice Of Iphigenia
Iphigenia has been apart of many mythological stories, showing the harshness of people. The
myth of Iphigenia was said to be that she was sacrificed for the mistake of her father,
Agamemnon. He was setting out to fight in the battle of Troy. The story of Iphigenia represents
the sadness and sorrow felt for her and the identification of the struggle she experienced. Both The
Sacrifice Of Iphigenia by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and Iphigenia by Alfred, Lord Tennyson use
the myth of Iphigenia to indicate that inhumane, egocentric people will sacrifice others in order
to defend themselves. After analyzing the poem Iphigenia, it can be acknowledged that Alfred
Lord Tennyson takes in deep consideration of Iphigenia s pain. This can be exhibited on line 1 of
the poem as Iphigenia says I was cut off from hope in that sad place (Analysis). The tone of the
poem could be utilized as woe and upsetting, establishing the fact Iphigenia is in distress and needs
help. There is little hope, contemplating the idea nobody will appear to help (Analysis). The quote
The stern black bearded kings, with wolfish eyes, waiting to see me die, is used in terms of her
sacrifice, exterminating the idea of hope for Iphigenia for the time being (Analysis). Alfred, Lord...
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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo uses Iphigenia and her placement to demonstrate that everyone around
appeared to witness her being sacrificed. The situation Iphigenia is in can be related back to the
mood, creating sadness and pity for her (Analysis). She is said to be better known as the daughter
of Agamemnon, Iphigenia was sacrificed in order to appease Artemis ( Iphigenia ). In the poem,
Iphigenia appears to be managing the pain and sadness she is feeling due to the situation she was put
 The Other Being Grandfather Safran
[Link] was through this hole that the women of the shtetl took turns viewing my great great great great
great grandmother. Many were convinced ... she was of an evil nature ... they had to piece together
mental collages of her from each of the fragmented views ... (20).
Brod is among the two most interesting characters in the book (the other being grandfather Safran).
Her story is unique, and her arrival to the shtetl in 1791 is so powerful and unusual that it becomes a
tradition (adopted in the form of Trachimday). Brod seems to exert a kind of enigmatic yet clearly
benevolent semblence, and even as a small baby resting in the synagogue, people are drawn to her.
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We discover that Yonkel was once a respected moneylender within the shtetl before he was found
guilty of un fit practices and lost his usurers license. This turning point in Yonkel s life changed him
literally. He adopted the name Yonkel in exchange for the name Safran. Safran s wife was very
disappointed when her husband lost his license, and so she ran off with another man, leaving behind
a note that would trouble Yonkel for the rest of his years.
Simply put, the note is the representation of Yonkel s past returning to haunt him. In the same way
that he cannot bear to keep the note, he cannot allow himself to dwell on the unfortunate events of
the past that lead him to this frustrated moment of stasis. If he were to continually ponder everything
that went wrong with his life, he would make himself mad (the beginnings of which become
apparent when he thinks about his wife with the other man). While Yonkel cannot keep the note,
neither can he simply throw it away. There is a small stubbornness in Yonkel s conscience that
makes him not want to outright destroy the note and forget his disgraceful past.
The heart of the matter all comes down to Yonkel s wife, for the note ultimately represents his
feelings about her. Yonkel is experiencing a bittersweet emotion that is trapping him in this stasis:
he is angry at his wife for leaving (his reason to discard the note), but at the same time he cannot
simply stop