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Competing for student athletes has acquired fiercer momentum over recent years. By assuming different images, elite and non-elite colleges and universities are pursuing different promotional and marketing strategies to attract student-athletes. Conventional promotional and marketing strategies include, for example, TV ads and on-campus bulletins and announcements. As new platforms of expression emerge – most notably New Media – universities are grappling with new ways to enhance brand equity and project specific images. Tapping into new social media as new platforms and means of promotion and brand marketing, universities are, indeed, responding to growing needs for developing more effective, recruitment strategies (Judson, Continue reading...

Introduction

Cultural Diversity occurs in a wide perspective, which can be studied and analyzed to enhance one’s understanding of a society’s cultural structural arrangement (Schmidt, 2006). The various perspectives of Cultural diversity are inclusive of; race, ethnicity, gender, social class et cetera. The United States is one of the countries characterized by an ethnically diverse population such as: White Americans, Hispanic, Latinos, and Black-Americans among other ethnic groups. In the perspective of Harris (2001), the corpus of ethnicity entails belonging to a socially defined category or group of people. This research will focus on ethnicity as an aspect Continue reading...

The research paper entitled "When it can be good to feel bad, and bad to feel good – Exploring asymmetries in workplace emotional", authored by Dirk Lindebaum & Peter Jordan, aimed to disprove the "neat juxtaposition" that is believed to be apparent. This "neat juxtaposition" refers to the symmetrical assumption between emotions and outcomes, i. e. positive emotions and positive concepts result to positive outcomes, while negative emotions and negative concepts result to negative outcomes. As declared by the authors, negative aspects in the workplace could somehow produce positive outcomes. Moreover, some attributes are categorized under the positive psychology domain, where Continue reading...

Government Policy and Irregulation in Relation to Low Calorie Frozen, Microwavable Food Company

The managers in the low calorie, frozen microwave Food Company should follow the plan of getting the elasticity of demand. It shows the responsiveness of quantity demanded in respect to the changes in price. Demand of a product is dependent on the pricing strategy that a company follows in addition to other factors. The factors include the luxury or necessity, availability of close substitutes, the cost of switching off, tastes and preferences of others (Nguyen, 2012). A necessity product has an inelastic demand. It refers to a state of affairs whereby a unit increase or decrease in price of Continue reading...

Demand

Using standard economic theory we can define demand as the quantity of goods and services that consumers want to buy at different prices. This definition of demand is based on the assumption that, all other factors that affects demand remains constant when we consider the effect of price on the demand for any good or service. To put it more simply, we know that demand is affected by a number of factors like price of the product, the income of the individual, the price of other related products, the consumer’s tastes and preferences, and even government policies. When Continue reading...

Problem Statement

Using a socio-demographic approach to examine community health services and HIV/AIDS awareness in Southeastern Nigeria
Significance
Investigating community health services and HIV/AIDS awareness in the African countries is now a priority. Owing to socioeconomic factors, the Africans continue to starve and neglect health conditions. Poor resources and low education levels make it extremely difficult to raise awareness about life-threatening diseases and available health services. This research prospectus will particularly discuss about the Southeastern region of Nigeria. A social transformation is highly desired. Government aids will prove futile if social stigmas are not given up and community participation is pursued. Continue reading...

This past month, there happened to be a fieldwork for employees, including those in the educational field. I have been an ACRS teaching assistant for a number of months, and I attended a certain fieldwork, centering on psychological research that are prevalent nowadays. It is in this fieldwork that I was able to meet a certain client who was experiencing Bipolar Disorder for six years now. He was a twelve-year-old boy, who happened to be so pessimistic about his view of the world, which for him was not a nice place to live in. For Teddy (not his real Continue reading...

Introduction

Dinesh D’Souza, in his piece called “Staying Human”, outlined the benefits and dangers of transforming life itself. From the simple cloning of sheep, he says, men of science broadened the horizons of molecular biology and biotechnology by developing techniques in creating cloned species of other animals. This eventually leads to the idea that man, in any race, shape or form, can be cloned and made for a specific purpose according to the needs of the world.
He gives examples that support the idea of scientists who call themselves techno-utopians that this can be done. Of course, the famous Continue reading...

The collection of six scarves will be designed by Kenzo and produced by Mantero. The reason why Kenzo was chosen for this special collection of scarves was because of its contemporary vision for younger consumers; most of its designs feature a combination of bright colors with modern designs, and its well-established brand name. Kenzo is originally a Japanese brand. This makes the collaboration with African consumer segments more appealing. The build of the scarves are high quality; the prices are also reasonably set at only around 10-20% higher more then the usual ones. From a price standpoint alone, this Continue reading...

Abstract

Throughout this paper, we will discuss the history of Social Security and how it has affected millions of Americans. But, it did not begin with the American people. In fact, the Social Security program has a significant history beginning as early as the ancient Greek times where this civilization used Olive oil as a form of their own economic security. Many individuals, past and present has dealt with the uncertain moments which was brought on by losing their employment, succumbing to an illness, becoming disabled, aging, and worse, death. These sorts of life’s events could be tragic and Continue reading...