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 The University of Michigan Should NOT Use Affirmative Action
The University of Michigan Should NOT Use Affirmative Action

Imagine, your walking down the street looking for a job. You see a sign in the window that says,
Whites encouraged to apply. Imagine the period in time when just being white got you into a
college, without any other considerations of grades or athletic ability. Those were the days of the
Jim Crow laws. Now these instances have happened in the past 20 years, through new laws called
Affirmative Action. The big argument is over these few years of affirmative action. Have they
alleviated the pain of the Jim Crow laws? The answer to that question is no. Especially, in the case
of the University of Michigan s use of Affirmative Action in the acceptance of students. Using race as
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He believes that the University of Michigan s system of admission does use race as a preference.
When Barbara Grutter applied to law school Cohen saw that her chances of getting in were way
below that of minorities. In an interview with Ed Bradley, Cohen shows the Law school admission
records from 1995 show these shocking statistics:

Here, 51 applications, one admit; 61 applications, one admit; 2 percent, 3 percent chance of getting
in. Not easy. That was for Caucasian Americans. That s their word language; not mine. This is their
sheet. And they prepared another sheet for African Americans. Same cells, same scores: 10
applicants, 10 admits; five applications, five admits. One hundred percent, instead of 2 percent
opportunity, which is what the case is for whites. A hundred percent for blacks. It oh, come on.
(Bradley)

In 1995, Cohen read an article pointing out that the acceptance rates of blacks at many major
universities was higher than that of whites. So, he asked the University of Michigan for information
regarding these claims. The university told him that information was confidential. Cohen had to use
the Freedom of Information Act to get the documents he wanted. The documents he found were
rather startling. They showed that the University of Michigan was use race as a preference in
admission to their college. The forms used by the university had a line at the top of the form that
read Use top line for majority
 Globalization Is A Utopian Dream Of A Humanist Universality
The main assumption of this report is to discredit the false claims that globalization of Capitalism is
the only viable path to greater prosperity and development for a society. This report identifies that
there is in fact a necessity to explore other economic systems because neoliberal capitalism is
currently observed to be greatly impacted by economic and ecological predicaments. The annotations
below show numerous possibilities of using alternative economies as an altenative for growth and
prosperity.

Dacheux and Goujon s article address the growing international reality that is at the very heart of the
current economic sphere, that globalisation is a utopian dream of a humanist universality. Their
forum suggests that a solidarity economy is a humanistic economy and would return trust in
democratic deliberation. Solidarity economy offers a combination of initiatives, these include;
linking productive activity to social demands rather than profitability; equal participation from both
men and women towards the production of goods and services; structuring of local, national and
international networks cooperatively based on consensus; collectively working towards a democratic
regulation of economic activity.
The development and production of solidarity economies are found in many varying forms through
the world that reflect differing local conditions. The solidarity economy encourages individual
developments by organised participatory community efforts that restricts
 Mermaid Fact Or Myths
Merfolk of the Ocean : Fact or Myth?
From the rumbling murmurs of the sea lies a mystery sailors and explorers have tried to find and
exploit to the world (P), a thought to be myth rooted deep into history that may or may not inhabit
the gentle sea waves: mermaids. According to Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, a mermaid is in
folklore, [a] sea dwelling creature commonly represented as having the head and body of a woman
and a fishtail instead of legs (Mermaid). Stories of these beings began way back thousands of years
ago, claims of sightings all over the world from ocean sailors to locals bound to the coast. Along
with the growth of these stories are the theories that make us question what these beauties really
were, from either a stout sea manatee to a big change in evolution. The question whether ... Show
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However, based on the many aging claims of mermaid sightings all over the globe, the numerous
fraud accounts of the mythical creature, or the chances whether sailors have mistaken some tailed
creature of the ocean for a mermaid, it all seems to lead to the conclusion that maybe these ladies
of the sea may just be a lie of childhood we wish to be true.
Starting from thousands of years ago, tales of a svelte woman with half the body of a fish s
blossomed along ocean faring nations. One story in particular originates from seventeenth century
Holland. It tells of a mermaid that had entered a dike through Holland. She soon after became a
productive citizen, learned to speak Dutch, performed household chores and converted to
Catholicism (Radford) as the story tells.
 Narrative Essay On Best Friends
This Family is Cooler than Yours
Traditions are an important part of any holiday. But, I bet this family has a cooler tradition than
anything your family has cooked up.
Every year, they spend some time learning a choreographed dance. They then apparently clear out
their living room so this huge family of 8 can perform it for the camera. Here s one of their more
exciting dances.
I wonder what they have planned for next season? Lip Sync Battle
Normally, I m not a fan of lip syncing. But, this little girl has definitely changed my mind. She may
be just a baby, but this little girl has got something going on for her.
While waiting in the car for her mom, Baby Bexlee showed us her talent when a current favorite
song came on the radio. Move over Adele, Bexlee has got you beat for sure! Sharing the Joy of Birth
Who said dogs and cats can t be friends? This happy couple is definitely beating the odds by being
best friends. And, what do best friends do when you are having a baby? Why they celebrate with
you, of course!
This is exactly what happens when momma cat takes her brand new kittens to see her best friend.
Naturally, her kittens warmed up to the pup in no time and they all had a fantastic time. That s the
way to deliver a Pizza!
Getting a pizza delivery isn t normally an exciting experience. You pick up the phone, order the
pizza and eventually will have a hot pie in your hand. But, this is not what these Pizza Hut customers
experienced at all.
Instead, when their pizza
 Rene Descartes Causal Argument
The idea of God existence has always been a part the history of human. There are always been a
different point of view between those who believe in God and those who do not believe in God
existence. A French Philosopher, mathematician, and writer Rene Descartes was the one who clarify
the dilemma of the existence of Godafter he doubts everything. In fact, those who have faith in God
obviously tend to adhere at one religion. However, the skeptics try to search the answers of God
existencethrough scientific methods. Rene Descartes after doubting everything, he definitely
believes of the existence of God. As to proof God existence, Descartes develop several essential
arguments which are causal and ontological arguments. The logic of Descartes ... Show more content
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But why he did not transmit his perfection to his creation? The reason of this question is because we
(human) do not understand how a perfect being can create an imperfect being. God, the perfect being
create humans who always tend to make mistakes despite the fact that Descartes says God created
humans without faculty of making mistakes. The philosopher Descartes clarifies this confusion by
stating that every mistake is an error of judgment. Consequently, it should be assign to the will that
judges, and human s error is not the fault of God. He claims that human s errors are mere defect
since human being has no infinite faculty of judgment. So, the extension of the will boundaries than
human understanding is the effective origin of human s errors. This is probably the reason why
Descartes states in Meditation Four, page 85 that the desire extends further than the intelligence of
humans. Base on the explanation above, humans are capable of making mistakes.
Descartes develop several essential arguments which are design, causal and ontological arguments
and base on Descartes demonstration, we can clearly state that causal argument as demonstrate
above is more objective than others. There is a perfect being who is God. This is obviously the
proof of the existence of God. And the perfection of God has nothing to do with human error
because the error of human is the extension of
 Lab Report On Osmosis
In this lab, we performed two experiments to understand the process of osmosis and its relationship
with solute concentration, and how water potential is affected by temperature. In the first part of our
lab (there was no hypothesis for this experiment), where we used dialysis tubing to model osmosis
and its relationship to solute concentrations, we observed how the percent change in mass increased
as the solute concentration of the solutiondid. The percent change in mass was positive, meaning that
the dialysis tubing had gained mass after being submerged in the distilled water solution. This means
that the dialysis tubing gained water, which was the result of osmosis. The water diffused from
outside the tubing, through the semipermeable membrane, into the tubing in all of the cases. Because
we know that water diffuses from high water concentration to low water concentration, we know that
the sucrose solutions in the dialysis tubing had less water concentration than the distilled water
surrounding the tubing. Furthermore, the molarity of the sucrose solutions inside the tubing
increased from 0.2M to 1.0M, which means that the sucrose (solute) concentration was increasing, so
the water concentration was decreasing. This explains why the percent change in mass increased as
the molarity increased; more water was flowing into the tubing as the water concentration got lower
and solute concentration got higher. In other words, the water was flowing from a hypotonic
solution to a
 Cardiac Output Analysis
Decreased Cardiac output related to decreased contractility and altered heart rhythm
Monitor and document cardiovascular status: heart rate and rhythm, heart sounds, blood pressure,
pulse pressure and the presence or absence of peripheral pulses. Compare to the baseline assessment.
Report abnormalities to the physician, particularly tachycardia, a new S3 heart sound or systolic
murmur, hypotension, decreased pulse pressure or pulse loss or increased arrhythmias One of the
earliest signs of worsening HF is increased HR. A new S3 heart sound or systolic murmur may
reflect increased fluid volume, leading to increased cardiac congestion and failure. Hypotension can
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These are the foundation of medical treatment for heart failure and relieve symptoms, improve
exercise capacity and reduce mortality.

Diuretics reduce circulating volume, enhance sodium and water excretion and improve symptoms
but can cause true hypovolemia from excessive fluid loss or hypokalaemia from potassium loss

Deficient knowledge related to lack of exposure to information

Explain the need to adhere to a low sodium (2 pound) weight change in 1 day or a trend over
several days. Patient to be weighed consistently (e.g. before breakfast, on the same scale, after
voiding, in the same amount of clothing, without shoes).
Body weight is a more sensitive indicator of fluid or sodium retention than intake and output. A 2 to
3 pound increase in weight in a day normally indicates retention of about 1L of fluid and a need to
adjust fluid or diuretic therapy.
Patient will display stable weight Monitor/calculate 24 hour intake and output (I O) balance. Diuretic
therapy may result in sudden/excessive fluid loss (circulating hypovolemia), even though oedema
/ascites
 Summary Of Paul Begg And John Bennett s Jack The Ripper
In Paul Begg and John Bennett 2012 published book, Jack the Ripper, they use over thirty
specialized maps and reconstructed images to help bring to life the lives of people that died at
the hands of the infamous murderer. The only certain fact about Mary Jane Kelly short life was
the date given for her death, November 9, 1888. Most of her life story is shrouded in mystery and
communicated without any real verification ever supplied, and much of it was recounted by her
former lover Joseph Barnett during the investigation into her murder. It s accepted that she was born
in Limerick, Ireland and belonged to a family having several brothers and a sister. Mary admits to
one marriage that lasted for about three years before her husband met his untimely... Show more
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In the months leading up to her murder, a growing dependency on alcohol and an increased
participation in prostitution created a rift between Mary and Joseph. The relationship had become
so quarrelsome that Barnett eventually decided on vacating their shared residence on 13 Miller
Court, just off Dorset Street. Mary was not a literate person or skilled in any particular kind of
work, and this afforded her little opportunity to social climb and rise above her current desperate
situation. Without receiving financial support from her family members, a legal husband, or Barrett
s share of income, it appears she resigned to prostitution as a full time profession. Consequently, this
choice led to the disintegration of life and ultimately prey to a sinister killer. The evening before her
death, it appears from witness statements, that Mary was living her life in the manner she was
accustomed to; drinking, singing, carousing, and taking on clients. Sometime in the early morning
hours of November 9, 1888, she found her way back home after possibly introducing herself to the
man that would become her
 The Brookings Report Provides A Useful Lens On America s...
The Brookings Report provides a useful lens on America s future by recognizing the demographic
shifts that are transforming the metropolitan areas of today. The five new realities represent new
changes to metropolitan areas such as the continued growth and outward expansion of our
population; its ongoing racial and ethnic diversification; the rapid aging on the horizon; our
increasing but selective higher educational attainment; and the intensified income polarization
experienced by workers and families The metropolitan areaI chose to analyze was New Orleans MA.
The data collected by five new realities were greatly affected by the devastation that Hurricane
Katrina caused. New Orleans was generally not able to conform to the new realities. The
population of New Orleans MA dropped a total of 11% and lost more people than any other of the
nation s biggest urban areas. The New Orleans metro area is more diverse in 2012 than in 2000,
with a gain of 40,577 Hispanics and 5,582 additional Asian residents. The Latino population in the
metro increased to 69 % between 2000 and 2012 a rate greater than the nation s 50 % growth. The
baby boomers clustered around the 35 to 54 year old age group in 2000 and around the 45 to 64
year old age group in 2012, mainly because of the decline and outmigration of younger populations.
. In regards to education, the proportion of adults 25 years and older with less than a high school
education declined, leading to a metro wide decrease from 22
 Criminal Trial And The Judicial System Of England And Wales
In a criminal trial or a civil case, a jury or magistrate court in England and Wales is required to
determine and analyze the disputed factual issues. With such a requirement, expert witnesses in the
relevant field are called upon to assist the fact finding body interpret and understand evidence or
opinion with which such a body is unfamiliar. The current approach to the admissibility of expert
evidence within the judicial system of Wales and England is that of laissez faire (Akers, 2000).
Within laissez faire, a number of experts evidence or opinion are admitted in the juryor magistrate
court without adequate scrutiny since no clear guideless are applied to find out whether the expert
opinion is sufficiently admissible and whether it... Show more content on [Link] ...
Hence, it gives equality in any decision made so after the hearing is adjourned, come different
expert opinion to enhance or influence the judge to make the right decision In the recent proposal
for reform in the admission of expert evidence, The Law Commission for England and Wales
observed that the the common law approach to the admissibility of expert opinion evidence is one
of laissez faire, with such evidence being admitted without sufficient regard to whether or not it is
sufficiently reliable to be considered by a jury (Akers, 2000). According to the Commission, this
approach is unsatisfactory and recommended that the admissibility of expert evidence should be
considered in the criminal investigation only if (1) it is provided beyond reasonable doubt that the
person who is called upon as an expert witness is skilled, experienced and qualified to give such
evidence or testimonies and (2) the court should properly scrutinize the expert evidence to ensure
it contains scientific principles which are admissible to the court and to the case in question.
Under the proposal of the commission, evidence, opinion or testimony over a crime will only be
admitted if the strength of the evidence is soundly based. For example, the experts evidence would
not be admitted in the court of law if (a) it is based on flawed data, (b) it is based on an
unjustifiable assumption, (c)