Valerie Wallach Mass Disaster Assignment Watching the mass disaster videos in class was both devastating and informative. Honestly, I had never really considered how anthropologists and other workers might handle the investigations of mass disaster sites, when hundreds of deaths occur as opposed to a single death. Clearly, they face a multitude of ethical issues and logistical challenges in repatriating a cemetery or mass grave. For now, I will focus on divulging the ethical problems. For the first case, a massive flood displaced nearly eight-hundred graves in Hardin, Missouri in 1993.
1, The inconsistency of CelluComm’s organizational structure complicated management reporting and was detrimental to GMCT. The reporting hierarchy throughout CelluComm was unclear. For instance, when Peterson was first hired, he thought he would be directly reporting to Ric Jenkins, but then, without formal communication from upper management, he found himself reporting to Jeff Hardy. the organizational structure at CelluComm changed four times, both at the upper management level and GMCT. This created confusion of reporting responsibilities, political tension, and reluctance to take responsibility and action.
Despite efforts to enforce the law, federal government failed to create a working system to insure compliance. • 2nd piece of evidence was the crime that occurred during the prohibition. /in Chicago, rival gangs competed with each other over supply. Between 1923 and 1926, an estimated 215 criminals died and police killed 160 gangsters. This prohibition was hurting America society 2) J.C Burnham argument was prohibition was more a success than failure.
III. In my research I have found some interesting information pertaining to the Appalachian Mountains. IV. Today, I will define the age, length, and width of the mountains and some information about the Appalachian Trail and Mount Mitchell. Body I.
According to Benito, the budget cuts that are being made to the theater department are “annoying,” He states “it’s basically cutting off an extra opportunity that I could have on my resume,” Some students feel that the budget cuts are making things more costly to the students themselves. Myles Martinez said in our interview, “we have a tighter budget to do things and it’s more costly for us to go to festivals like ACTF. Even the little things like set construction, lumber all of that stuff gets more expensive, classes that can be offered. All of that stuff gets hit by it.” Catherine also believes the same. She commented in our interview that “hoggie ingenuity,” was the phrase that all theater majors live by now.
Budget Cuts Rachel Handy RES/341 May 30, 2011 University of Phoenix Budget Cuts Recently there have been numerous budget cuts within the school systems. The budget cuts have been nationwide and have affected numerous individuals who work within the school system. Whether the individual is a teacher, paraprofessional, administrator or janitor each position has had some form of a budget cut effect those individuals. The author created a survey to collect primary data regarding the budget cuts, which include categorical and quantitative variables. This analysis will discuss the information of the survey.
In addition to that, the stock market crashed because of a weak-banking system and because of the fact that the Government allowed businesses to make decisions even if it hurt everyone else. If people did not take advantage of loans, then the Great Depression would have never happened
Bristol was experiencing the same issues highlighted by the local populace of Brixton – heavy handed policing using sus law, a lack of adequate housing and job opportunities. Benyon and Solomos (1987) described the Bristol riot as a “turning point” due to the relative lack of riots seen in Great Britain in the post war period and how many followed. On the following day of the disturbances in Bristol, the Daily Telegraph carried the headline “19 Police hurt in black riot” (3rd April, 1980), showing the perception and lack of empathy from the predominately white, middle to upper class establishment. The Financial Times took a pragmatic view of the violence, commenting that the violence represented the “worst communal violence
Many may argue that the falling economy and the wealthy not wanting to share their shares is to blame for the raising rates of poverty here in the states. Poverty of course, has a lot to do with money and income but underneath that it is has a deeper story. Stories of how different people are suffering from it and how they are managing to live day by day. It almost seems as if it’s a foreign nation of its own and you only understand the concepts if you are in it. There is no doubt that here in America we are dealing with one of the greatest economic downfalls.
The whole luxury goods industry in the U.S. dropped over 14%, and R&R revenues declined 10%. Although R&R suspended new-store opening and hiring, the condition still struggle. So, now the CEO of R&R Linda Watkins not only has to cope with the SPH lawsuit and the huge amount of punitive payment, but also the reputation damage during this hard time. Central Issue How CEO of R&R Linda Watkins fix some flaw of the Ownership Culture (SPH program) during this hard time. Recommended Course of Action Linda should revise the Ownership Culture partly, such as adding extra commission for excellent sales.