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Society & Politics Politicians… how does the campaign process work? The weeks and months building up to election time is undoubtedly the most important time in the political arena. For a politician, it could even be the most important time for the next five years of their career. Read more	0	16th Jul 2019 Dawn Richard
Society & Politics Bail bond 101 - Everything you needed to know about bail and bond services If your loved one has landed him/her up in jail, it is imperative to post the bail amount to reduce the jail time and stress associated with it Read more	0	5th Feb 2019 Sujain Thomas
Society & Politics 5 Simple Ways to Teach Better At the point when understudies aren't locked in, it's normally time to reconsider how you can change your guidance. Read more	0	11th Dec 2018 Jack Bachand
Society & Politics Top Historical Tribal Tattoos from All Around the World Tattoos have got a long tradition – not just in certain cultures but all around the world, on the basis of the hypothesis fact that tattoos did not originate from one particular place but developed in different settings. Read more	0	22nd Nov 2018 Linda Jones
Society & Politics The Origins of the French Revolution In the late 1700s, France had begun to loan large sums of money to the British colonies in North America in an attempt to help them free themselves from England. When France began supporting the Americans in their war for independence, France hoped that losing the colonies would damage the British Empire and provide itself with a new long-term trading ally in the United States. Read more	0	12th Sep 2018 Adam Volkov
Society & Politics The Vital Role Carers Play in Our County Even though we do not tend to pay much attention but carers are incredibly important because they tend to look after people who are suffering from physical or mental conditions. Prior to hiring them, you should learn about their role in modern society and ways of nourishing them. Read more	0	12th Jul 2018 Linda Jones
Society & Politics The Oracle Bones and the Continuity of the Chinese Civilization The Chinese civilization may not be the oldest in the world, but it is certainly the longest, lasting continuously for five thousand years until present day. Many factors contribute to its longevity, but the Chinese written language no doubt has a lot to do with it. Read more	0	9th Jul 2018 Adam Volkov
Society & Politics What Makes Distracted Driving So Dangerous? Every year, thousands of lives are taken due to distracted driving. Read more	0	4th May 2018 Jim Raychrudhury
Society & Politics STEM has become an everyday experience for learning The future is now with Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Read more	0	4th Apr 2018 Akemi Tatsakura
Society & Politics How It Felt To Be Older College Student at a State University At age 44, I decided it was time to get my Bachelor's Degree. I had attended a couple of junior colleges in the past, so I already had 21 credit hours (only 12 would count towards my major). One hundred and eighteen credit hours later, at age 47, I finally had my degree. However, getting that degree turned out to be emotionally harder than I could have ever anticipated. Read more	0	27th Mar 2018 Adam Volkov
Society & Politics Are people defaulting on federal student loans? Why should it be possible to bankrupt gambling debt, medical debt, credit card debt but debt for job training is the one immortal sin that should destroy your life? Read more	0	20th Mar 2018 Micki Gomez
Society & Politics History Lessons: Prohibition and its Fallout Prohibition, which lasted from January 16, 1920, to December 5, 1933, affected many social and economic factors in our lives, both then and now. Organized crime, death rates, and the amount of alcohol-related laws all went up. Read more	1	27th Feb 2018 Adam Volkov
Society & Politics Remembering the High Street: An ode to the city then and now Reminiscing on the things that have and haven't changed across our favorite UK high streets. Read more	0	19th Jul 2017 Christopher McKissock
Society & Politics Thinking about the death we deserve A new initiative from The Innovation Unit and Guy's & St Thomas' Charity in London is exploring the creation of new solution for end of life care. Read more	0	10th Jul 2017 Gareth Hargreaves
Society & Politics The charity shop: an institution still going strong As we are reminded regrettably all too common nowadays, war is brutal force that destroys lives and wrecks families. There are few redeeming features to it, however, from such carnage can sometimes emerge forces for good. Read more	0	7th Jun 2017 Jose Calvo
Society & Politics THE POWER OF GUIDANCE IN SHAPING THE PERSONALITY OF STUDENTS WITH ANTISOCIAL TRAITS Some students face a phase in their lives where they become antisocial which can become a permanent part of their personality without proper guidance. Read more	0	1st Jun 2017 Sharlyn William
Society & Politics 5 Important Elements That Establish Defamation as a Crime in the US When a person is accused of defamation the law requires a fair trial to be held in order to determine the final judgment. Read more	0	3rd May 2017 Suzanne Winchester
Society & Politics How the US Military Uses Commercial Power Supplies for Homeland Security In today's world, it has become more important than ever for the United States to guard against terrorist attacks occurring in various cities and areas around the country. Read more	0	27th Apr 2017 James look
Society & Politics Barriers to Student Mobility Insufficient information on study possibilities outside one’s local area may prevent students from studying away from home. Read more	0	21st Apr 2017 Alison Smith
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Society & Politics Delaware Crime Records Search Delaware Criminal records are now more easily accessible than ever; Thanks to the Internet. Read more	0	26th Jan 2017 Tony Cook
Society & Politics Celebrating Christmas and New Years in Jodhpur Festivities are round the corner and everyone is gearing up to celebrate the ever-so-lovely Christmas and New Years in the best way possible. Read more	0	22nd Dec 2016 Gudi son
Society & Politics Waterloo Is a Competitive Business City for MBA Graduates Choosing where to earn your MBA can be a difficult decision that should account for a school’s reputation and faculty, the length of the program, and the tuition fees, which can vary widely between institutions. Read more	0	20th Dec 2016 Lenard Johnson
Society & Politics Gravitational and Cognitive Ideas for Christmas Offerings Christmas is the day for love and happiness. Gifts can express our love towards the loved ones. There must be some variation in the gift every time. Repeating same gift on every occasion can lower down the excitement of the receiver. So you must try to think a unique gift idea every time. By gifting a unique gift you can stand out from the crowd and can make happy the receiver. Read more	0	29th Oct 2016 Gudi son
Society & Politics Are Hanging From The Wall Fireplaces Where The Of Their Money? For people like you, the greater solution Read more	0	13th Oct 2016 Jose Rodger
Society & Politics Was the Cliff Richard case handled fairly Sir Cliff Richard has endured 13 months of suspicion and innuendo relating to alleged historical child sex offences in the media spotlight. Why? Read more	0	28th Sep 2016 Gareth Hargreaves
Society & Politics Elderly Domestic Violence: What To Do If You Spot It How to intervene and engage in a delicate situation which elderly domestic violence clearly is. Read more	0	9th Sep 2016 Lucy Taylor
Society & Politics On leaving Europe A bad thing happened in the early hours of this morning. Some 52 per cent of a voting turnout of 30million Britons voted to leave the EU. Read more	0	24th Jun 2016 Paul Brooks
Society & Politics In, out, in, out and shake it all about In little more than four weeks British voters will make a momentous decision on whether to remain or exit the European Union. But this issue of national importance is fogged by egos, misrepresentation, half truths and damn lies. Read more	0	16th May 2016 Michael Edwards
Society & Politics The NHS elderly care home crisis explained The UK residential care system is facing a crisis, one borne out of an increasing aging population and a decreasing funding pool for care homes and social support for elderly patients. The private care system is a fundamental part of the British medical structure, and it provides services to some of the most vulnerable patients such as those suffering from dementia. Read more	0	15th Mar 2016 Jose Calvo