Author: chris

This is a discussion questions

There is no doubt that many for-profit, commercial organizations are completing wonderful service projects and acting as responsible corporate citizens in the communities they serve. The Socialbrite website suggests four examples:

Molson/Coors is supporting responsible drinking.
Tyson Foods is fighting childhood hunger.
Haagen Dazs is raising awareness about the loss of honeybees.
Waste Management funded a green website called Greenopolis.
This is a three part question. Please make sure you address all parts.

Part 1: Are these examples of companies that want to do the right thing for society, or is it about good public relations and the bottom line? Is corporate social responsibility good for business or are they driven by altruistic goals and sincere motivations?
Part 2: Does a company need a corporate social responsibility policy or agenda?
Part 3: If you were designing a corporate social responsibility campaign, project or strategy, what would you do to ensure it does not appear to be hollow, self-serving, and inauthentic?
Note: When forming your opinion and presenting your ideas, remember to provide evidence (e.g. an authoritative source) and share examples that support your point of view.

Length: 500-750 words; 3 to 5 paragraphs

This project is modeled on the format of the online publication In Media Res, seen here: http://mediacommons.futureofthebook.org/imr/ .

For this project, you will choose a short visual or auditory text (video clip, commercial, photograph, song, cartoon, piece of music, speech, etc.). It must be 3 minutes or less. It must not replicate anything we have read or viewed for class.

Explain it using one of the methods of theorizing work suggested by John Budd in the article that has also been posted. He argues that work may be seen from a variety of different perspectives, including the following:

1. Work as a Commodity (Marx)
2. Occupational Citizenship (work/government – rights for workers)
3. Disutility (workbad; leisuregood)
4. Personal Fulfillment (psychological outcomes of work)
5. Social Relation (social class, power)
6. Caring for Others (unpaid work mainly done by women)

Submit a discussion in essay format describing the factors that could result in Texas transforming from a Republican Party dominate state, to a Democratic one. Further, be sure to discuss the implications at the state and national level if it were to make this transformation.

For your assignment, I would like you to step into the character of Tom, Amanda, Laura, or Jim. We only know of them from what tom winfield has presented to us in Tennessee williams memory play, The glass of menagerie. If you will, select a character and analyze him or her as you see the character portrayed with a fresh view of your own. this may or may not agree with the way tom sees and presents the character in the play. In any case, your understanding and analysis of the character (i.e., the point of view or voice) should be in third person perspective, to convert an essence of objectivity and credibility which will be further enhanced by your use of facts from the play.

PS. I have pics of the play/story in the book i must use for the paper. once i pick a writer i will send those pics to you for you to use to write the paper. THANKS!

Describe the eligibility qualifications and registration process for voting in Texas. Identify and discuss those socio-economic factors that influence voter participation. How does Texas rank in voter turnout compared to the turnout in the United States? How did Texas turnout rank in the election in November 2014 (you can find this online)? Discuss three ways to increase voter turnout? Have these voting reforms worked in other states?

Texas Voter Registration System is in Disarray and Needs to Be Overhauled, Report Argues

Voter turnout: The six states that rank the highest and why

Texas sued over voter registration

Study: Law Discouraged More Than Those Without Voter ID

Federal Court says Texas voter ID law violates Voting Rights Act

The following article discusses some of the changes being made to voting laws across the country — by one side wanting to expand voting and the other trying to reduce access. It mentions Texas but is not specifically about Texas. It may be helpful information for your post.
New Laws to limit voting in swing states

Your memo to the mayor should explain the criteria used in the analysis of these policy options with a strong, clear recommendation of one policy option.
PLEASE REFER TO THE ATTACHMENT FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND FOLLOW THEM CLOSELY.

SEE ATTACHED FILE BEFORE BIDDING.
YOU ARE MAKING BID ON TERMS OF FINAL VERSION RELEASED BEFORE FULL MONEY IS RELEASED AS PER EDUSSON

Project description
Dear Sir/Madam,

This is just a post for answering a professor question. His question is \”Discuss the purpose of the Concept of Operations. How does developing the concept help with the development of the System Requirements Specification?
I need to paraphrase all the writing I marked with a \”red color\”. I would like to use formal vocabularies to answer his question in a better and clear way. Also please improve the flow of the writing.
Thank you,
Naif
Instruction files

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I need a Thesis and Outline along with the Essay itself.
The Thesis and Outline need to separate. Need it to be analyzed.
Consider the following questions for the poem that you have chosen:
What is or are the theme(s) of the poem?
Is there a literal setting or situation in the poem? What lines from the poem tell the reader this information? What details does the author include?
Is the setting symbolic?
How would you describe the mood of the poem? What elements contribute to this mood?
Is the title significant to the poems content or meaning? How?
What major literary devices and figures of speech does the poet use to communicate the theme(s)?
How are rhyme and other metrical devices used in the poem? Do they support the poems overall meaning? Why or why not?
Is the identity of the poems narrator clear? How would you describe this person? What information, if any, does the author provide about him or her?
Does the narrator seem to have a certain opinion of or attitude about the poems subject matter? How can you tell?

I need a Thesis and Outline along with the Essay itself. Need it to be analyzed.
Consider the following questions for the poem that you have chosen:
What is or are the theme(s) of the poem?
Is there a literal setting or situation in the poem? What lines from the poem tell the reader this information? What details does the author include?
Is the setting symbolic?
How would you describe the mood of the poem? What elements contribute to this mood?
Is the title significant to the poems content or meaning? How?
What major literary devices and figures of speech does the poet use to communicate the theme(s)?
How are rhyme and other metrical devices used in the poem? Do they support the poems overall meaning? Why or why not?
Is the identity of the poems narrator clear? How would you describe this person? What information, if any, does the author provide about him or her?
Does the narrator seem to have a certain opinion of or attitude about the poems subject matter? How can you tell?