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    Suburban Town History

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    The town was established by Erastus Gary, Warren Wheaton, and Jesse Wheaton (City of Wheaton). According to the Wheaton welcome sign, the suburban city was established in 1859; it is about 30 miles west of Chicago. The total population of Wheaton, as of 2016 and 2017, is 52, 894; with a racial makeup of 87% White, 5% Asian, 4% Hispanic or Latino, 4 % Black or African American, and the rest are bi-/multi-racial or “some other race” (Suburban Stats website). From my observation, the town is definitely made up of majority of Caucasians. However, if you were a passerby, you wouldn’t know that the town has a decent size Asian population; I knew of this because I lived in this small town the majority of my life, thus far, and grew up with many second-generation…

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    Bob Jones Case Study

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    In the fall of 1940, Graham packed his bags to head up north (Wooten, 2001). Billy seemed like a foreigner in Chicago (Bruns, 2004). He spoke differently, was less sophisticated and experienced, and overall he felt like a hick (Wooten, 2001). Wheaton had many more courses to offer, and Graham found the demands more harsh (Wooten, 2001). Graham decided to major in anthropology, the study of human beings, their origins, and cultures. And along with his studies, he got a job with Wheaton College…

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    2015) In conclusion, it is safe to say that the actions taken by Wheaton College were not unethical at all. First, Wheaton college has set a moral standard for themselves as well as their student body. Second, students at Wheaton college are not pressured to seek an education at this school and thus approve of the standards and are in concurrence with the same. Third, the college did everything they could to keep the negative impact on the student to a…

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    Introduction to Music Studies One point that really resonated with me was in Dr. Carolyn Hart’s speech. She mentioned that sometimes God will block our intentions, our plans, with a red light in order to get us to turn in the direction He wants us to go. I was very encouraged and impacted by this idea, that particular week and the week before I had been feeling quite discouraged, I wasn’t feeling at home in Wheaton, I was feeling overwhelmed by the large workload and the (small) amount of…

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    This is what I tell my peers when they ask why I am considering transferring to another college. Wheaton College is an extraordinary school with some of the brightest students and most knowledgeable professors in the nation. Deciding where I wanted to attend college and what I wanted out of my college experience was an immense amount of pressure placed on the shoulders of my then eighteen-year-old self. In the end, Wheaton College won out over all of my other options for several reasons. First,…

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    In these three articles each are about depression and how each person dealt with their depression and despondent selves. The first article is called "On a Long Run, On a Long Run", by Will Wheaton. In the article the author has severe depression and goes to a doctor to express his feelings and how he judges himself consistently. Any other doctor would probably prescribe him stronger medications but instead the doctor tried a different method called, cognitive therapy. Cognitive therapy is when…

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    “I’m sorry, I was just going to let you grab your coffee, but the these guys, man, they will have you here all day.” He laughed, and nodded. He seemed relieved I wasn’t a completely crazy fanboy. His face was regaining its color. “I’m Josh, by the way. I’m sure you must get a lot of attention. I’ve seen your vlogs. Sounds crazy what some people will do. Must be awful to have to be ‘Wil Wheaton’ when you just want to be you.” He looked thoughtfully a moment, and said, “It’s not awful all the…

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    IMary Anning was born May,21,1799 in Lyme Regis, Dorset,united kingdom. The town lies Lyme Bay, on England Channel coast at the Dorset-Devon border. The nickname “ The Pearl of Dorset. Her education was extremely limited. She was able to attend a congregationalist Sunday school where learner to read and write. Congregationalist doctrine, unlike that of the Church of England at the time. Her prized possession was a bound volume of the Dissenter’s Theological Magazine and Review, in which the…

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    speaks of ethics they are speaking to a person’s morals. With that said everyone has different morals. What one might see as being ethically or morally correct might not hold true or hold the same value to someone else (Greenberg, Bruess, Oswalt, pg. 741). For this assignment, we are asked for our personal opinion on Hobby Lobby and Wheaton College’s decision to not cover any form of birth control in their health care plan. I personally do not agree with the stance that Hobby Lobby or Wheaton…

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    interviewing Dr. Wheaton. She is a pediatric physician at Kaiser Permanente in Hayward. I have always wanted to be a physician and since I love working with kids, I thought interviewing a pediatric physician would be very beneficial because it would give me a lot of insight on a career that I might pursue in the future. Since I volunteer at a hospital, I asked my supervisor if she knows a doctor who would give me few hours of his/her time. She gave me five names and I did a little research on…

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