" Men "urinating on vertical surfaces [or walls]," as Anita Hamilton describes it, are considered fun as well. ... Oh, of course this would simply not be fun and be just plain nerdy. ... Gary Malaney, 81% of male students surveyed said that fraternities are more likely to be racist. Research also shows that 93% of female students surveyed said that sororities are more likely to be racist (Malaney 4). ... For sororities, 47% of female students surveyed said the same. ...

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I also learned how to conduct a proper tree survey and work as a team to finish the inventories. ... In five years I think I"ll remember the fun times of working with the group and the experiences we had along the way. ...

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Each student received five surveys to distribute to their peers. ... The survey asked students, "When I am looking for a romantic partner, this is important to me." ... They were asked to be very honest with the surveys. ... The highest rated characteristics for males were: personality (84%), sense of humor (66%), fun (52%), smile (43%), and trustworthy (41%). ... Women valued fun more than men which did not go along with my hypothesis. ...

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We used a survey to find our which cakes would be in high demand. ... Myself and three other girls called Amy, Shannon and Shona were in a group called 'Fun Buns'. ... I typed up the survey and printed multiple copies when I was finished. ... We got students around the school to fill out the survey. ... It was very fun to work on a project with my friends. ...

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Many of the questions surveyed were answered in a traditional fashion or what you could say the way your parents and grandparents may have dated when they were teens. Due to the fact, United High School has an uneven distribution of males and females this survey may not be completely accurate according to a national survey. ... Many hypothesis made were supported by the survey but some were surprising. ... However, according to the survey thirty percent answered at fourteen you should be allowed to date. ... That is a long period of time that high school students are tying themselves down f...

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In the survey we gave them, we only asked them what sports they did, what they liked, and what they didnt like. ... From the results of our survey we found that many of them had similar barriers and enablers, the most common barrier being a lack of time due to other commitments such as study etc. while the largest enabler towards physical activity was fun and enjoyment. ... Focusing largely on their academic work many told us in the survey that there largest barrier they faced when getting involved in physical activity was the lack of time they had, and the their biggest enabler was the fun an...

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While reading this advertisement I envisioned myself with my girl friends all dressed up having a fun night off from school work. ... Over the years there has been countless hours of researching, as well as hundreds of experiments and surveys to collect statistics that focus primarily on the affect alcohol advertisement has on youth. ... This resulted in a hypothesis which states, "Those who viewed more television programs containing alcohol commercials while in the seventh grade were more likely in the eighth grade to drink beer, wine/liquor, or to drink three or more drinks on at least...

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Internet surveys can be broadcast to thousands of potential respondents simultaneously. ... Thus, Internet survey results can be in a client's hands in significantly less time than traditional survey results. ... Busy respondents are growing increasingly intolerant of "snail mail" or telephone based surveys. ... The results: much higher response rates because people find doing things on the computer more fun. ... Also by using computerized survey forms, firms can save money by not buying paper and other materials. ...

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A survey conducted by Alfred University, of 325,000 athletes at more than 1,000 National Collegiate Athletic Association schools, says that of the athletes surveyed, more than 250,000 of them experienced some form of hazing to join a college athletic team. ... This country is so politically correct that people can't have some old-fashioned fun- (1). ... From a parent of one of the 14 seniors: "The hazing was harmless camp fun- (Allan 2). ... These hazing tactics are all in food fun and in the long run will make them stronger as a person and more united as a team. Hazing athletes for f...

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Teenagers do things like this because they intend to have as much fun as they can. This is the only way some teenagers know how to achieve the goal of being cool and also having fun. ... Normal curfew hours for teenagers" ages 15-17 are usually around 10P.M. to 12 A.M. say statistics from the NATIONAL YOUTH and RELIGION surveys. ... For this reason teens rebel against their parents because they know that the music they listen to is a part of having fun. In stanza 4, line 7 the writer further stresses the point by saying "WE JAZZ JUNE" which means that teens have fun in June. ...

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The most effective training is fun. ... This helps people relax, communicate and have fun. ... This also helps people to relax and prepare themselves for fun and not just another boring class. Another "Ice breaker" that is fun to do is called "Me too." ... Ending every class with a survey, will help you to decide what in your class worked and what you can do better the next time based on the feedback that you get from your participants. ...

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The study was conducted through a survey questionnaire and an interview process. The survey was issued to individuals found in local gyms as well as other individuals outside of the exercising environment. After completing the survey, only a selected few who noted they were non-exercisers were asked to participate in the interview. ... Intrinsic motivation is the drive to do something purely for one's personal enjoyment or fun. ...

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Without the retrains of time and energy, I would have surveyed more students. ... I designed the survey based on the data I was interested in collecting. After all the surveys were completed, I arranged the information into a table. ... When posed this question, 81% of the students surveyed in my study said yes, definitely. The most popular terms to describe dating were fun, overrated, non-existent, complicated, and interesting. ...

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HYPOTHESIS: Other readers do not like the way Sheldon explains his story while for others like it because they say they read it for fun. ... But if you base the book by literature, you"ll find out its really a good and an entertaining story to read METHODOLOGY: Our group created a survey of how Sheldon's books for readers of different ages by letting them answer in YES or NO. ...

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While there are no magic formulas to retain your employees and keep them productive, there are some specific approaches, cost effective resources, and very simple things you can do to improve things in your company, such as Concierge Services, Back-up Child Care Services, College Admission Support, Assisted Care for Pets, Make it Fun, Wellness Programs, and Flexibility. ... Just bringing a little fun to the workplace can also bring tremendous benefits to the company and your employees. ... A good way to keep track of how these events are benefiting or not benefiting the employees is to take a...

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At almost one-third of the colleges surveyed, more than half of students reported binge drinking. ... "They get invited to parties and they want to fit in and have fun, so they drink." ... In those surveyed, 65% believe drinking "breaks the ice" and enhances social activity, 55% say it gives them something to do, and 54% believe it allows people to have fun and aids sexual opportunity (Wechsler, 1996). ... Of those surveyed, 71% had their sleep or studying interrupted, 57% had to "baby sit" the drunk person, 36% were insulted or humiliated, and 15% had property damaged. ... "I am not ...

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He purposely poked fun at King George I in his novel but used an anonymous name in effort to stay out of trouble (Swift, Masterplots 2713). ... He especially pokes fun at Queen Anne because she blocked Swift's advancement in the Church of England (Plot). ... This pokes fun at many English traditions such as noble clergymen. ... Gulliver leaps to the conclusion that they are infinitely superior to other human types (Swift, Critical Survey of Long Fiction 3144). ... He goes back to Europe and strives to be rational like the Houyhnhnms but he soon forgets his intensity and begins to be a...

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As a student here at Rutgers, I have realized that students are not offered clean and sober fun on the weekends. ... Students have no clean fun; therefore encouraging students to drink alcohol, party, and go out on the weekends. ... Students will be less likely to partake in such activities if they have other fun choices that the RU Sober Program will provide. ... The plan is to provide weekly activities that will give access for students to attend fun places at minimal to no costs. ... This Program will encourage students to have fun and have a productive social life without the influence of ...

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This survey did have overwhelming evidence to the conservative argument that journalists and the public do not share the same views. ... In the same survey, it is pointed out that of those surveyed, 50% said they were Democrats, and only 4% said they were Republicans. ... Goldberg summarizes this survey by saying, "In the world of media elites, Democrats outnumber Republicans by twelve to one, and liberals outnumber conservatives by seven to one." ... In 1985, three thousand journalists were surveyed across the country. ... Although almost poking fun at the idea, Goldberg states bringing ...

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A survey of 1000 readers Mixmag, a dance culture magazine in the UK, was conducted recently. This survey showed that one out of four had developed a potentially serious mental illness and were more likely a psychiatrist. ... The content in the ads consisted of healthy young people dancing and having fun. Ecstasy users yielding to a swift illness then interrupted the fun. ... The survey also showed that although 92 out of 100 parents knew of the drug, almost half would not identify its effects on their children. ...

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They used to have parties and fun. ... We prefer to sit by computers, listen to music, or surf the Internet instead of going out and having fun with friends. Newspaper surveys show that that clearly states that most of us today just surf the Internet and do nothing more useful. ... All in all, these modern technologies have no doubt created more fun, convenience, and relief in our lives, but, on the other hand, there are many more inconveniences and unhappiness as a result of these technologies. ...

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They are just having a fun time right? "Fun," yeah right, that is what they will be thinking when they receive a D+ on that biology exam. Each college student feels that he or she must have fun while attending college! ... A survey taken at Franklin W. ...

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But so, the survey says, are their parents. ... It makes family fun, and it allows more time for just talking, creatively filling your time, and bonding with your family. ... It is nice to be able to have some one ask you how the trip was, and what you did, and all you really have to reply is, "We just had fun doing not much of anything". ... Just like the quote from the "Highlights of 1984 Governor Dodge State Park, Wisconsin" article, the adults have a good time and over indulge in alcohol, but keep it safe and fun. ...

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Beliefs About Drinking Alcohol: Participants indicated how fun and risky they thought it was to drink alcohol. These two single-item measures ranged from 1= not fun at all to 4= very fun and from 1=not risky at all to 4= very risky. ... Results: Statistics and Findings: Other Canadian and American surveys were similar in levels of planed and actual drinking. According to the surveys for example, 74% and 45% of students planned to use alcohol and get drunk at least once, respectively, in the up coming 3 weeks; 7 2% and 49% actually did so. ... As hypothesized, a belief that drinking was fun...

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French states that a survey of 4746 children between the ages of 11 to 18, indicated that 75% had eaten at a fast food restaurant during the week before the survey (as cited in Fast-food consumption among US adults and children, 2003). ... On the contrary, in a survey only 29% of high school students were engaged in the 60 min of daily physical activities, and 14% of high school students had not participated in any physical activity in the 7 days before the survey was taken. ... A national survey of teachers regarding the role of entertainment media in students' academic and social develo...

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