Chapter 7 Civ Pro Discovery 1. a. a. In davis it was relevant because they needed the information to prove that the company did discriminate. b. In Steffan it was not relevant because he already admitted to being Homosexual. 2. Yes he must answer this time because his sexual conduct has something to do with what he is being tried for. 3. c. In Davis they used Fed. Civ proc. 26 (b)(1) stating that the complaints of discrimination may be relevant to establish
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Certification: This is to certify that the following essay is my own work and that I have not received any unauthorized assistance with it. Signed: Michael Raymond, November 30, 2013. “Write an essay interpreting how one rock group or singer's music reflected and/or influenced the 1960s.” Living Dead: The Cultural Impact of the Grateful Dead The decade of the 1960’s saw plenty of musicians become involved in the protest movement. Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell, among others, wrote of the
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With a cool breeze in the morning and the sun shining bright in the afternoon, it’s the time of year again when you are freezing one second and sweating the next. It’s the beginning of fall: the season of fur vests. They are the perfect solution; they keep you warm and cozy, while giving your arms room to breathe if they wish. So of course it’s one of the go to pieces at this time of year. While you’re out preparing for fall with your pumpkin spice latte in hand and swirls of leaves blowing around
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Sheldon makes a few other statements which reflect classist views, including a reference to a lack of seating arrangement/chart at Raj’s house being akin to being “hippies at a love in,” as well as Raj’s playing of reggae music and Priya’s removal of her shoes as feeling like “the last days of Caligula.” Based upon Sheldon’s view of proper social etiquette prior to entering Raj’s apartment (i.e., not wanting to be a social pariah), Sheldon held etiquette above comfort and perhaps looked down with
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History of marijuana Early Marijuana Use Marijuana has been used as an agent for achieving euphoria since ancient times; it was described in a Chinese medical reference traditionally considered to date from 2737 B.C. Its use spread from China to India and then to N Africa and reached Europe at least as early as A.D. 500. Marijuana Plants / Cannabis The first direct reference to a cannabis product as a psychoactive agent dates from 2737 BC, in the writings of the Chinese emperor Shen
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directions in the music industry. One of the first bands out of San Francisco to have success with pop was “The Jefferson Airplane”. Another major accomplishment from this era was in 1968 when LPs outsold 45s for the first time ever. This era of strong hippy movement which lasted a long while, came to an end by late 1969. In video 7, we learned about “The Velvet Underground” band and how they were associated with famous pop artist Andy Warhol. This same band which was popular in the 1960s, was also
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up of a collection of images of goals synonymous to someone of my age and educational pursuits. Pictures of overseas travel, small business, family, hippy art installations, orphanages I one day wish to donate my time, and overly artistic shots of coffee. Upon reflection of this collection, all of these
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with different norms, values and morals have to be accepted. The result was that this new group is outcasted in society and victimised for their different values. Similarly, Jock Young’s study of the Drug Takers was met with similar results. The ‘hippies’ used in a participant observation whilst using the drugs, was picked up by the media as criminal and deviant activity. Agents of social control such as the police responded by arresting and labelling the group and ‘junkies’. Therefore, the activity
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Case Example Glastonbury This case has been based on an entertainment area where many students will feel comfortable in having some knowledge. Yet, they are unlikely to have considered the strategic implications that pervade such an area. Below, these notes address the specific questions highlighted in the case example. However, it is worth considering some interesting features of the case that offer opportunities for wider discussion. First, note that this case is driven by cultural events
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habitats, and that is exactly what he does. He wants to discover the unknown areas in Alaska and then explore the wilderness as no man has ever done. In North California McCandless meets a hippie couple named Jan Burres and Rainey. After he leaves the hippies in September, Christopher makes a stop in Carthage, South Dakota to work for Wayne Westerberg, who is a worker and owner of a farm, but Christopher is forced to leave after Westerberg is arrested for piracy. McCandless then travels on to the Colorado
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