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. ...
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...
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...
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 ...
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...
The average number of children for parents completing my survey was two. ... It varies for everyone, and from my surveys I got no facts, just opinions. ... When couples disagree, the 30 people that I surveyed said that the woman gives in 65% of the time. ... He may talk bad about your mom and make fun of your dad. ... Or you and his parents could get along just fine; making family barbecues a lot less tense and tons more fun. ...
The average number of children for parents completing my survey was two. ... It varies for everyone, and from my surveys I got no facts, just opinions. ... He may talk bad about your mom and make fun of your dad. ... Or you and his parents could get along just fine; making family barbecues a lot less tense and tons more fun. ... Most of the people I surveyed were hig...
Games can provide a fun and social form of entertainment often encouraging teamwork and cooperation when played with others (Childnet International, 2011). ... The survey was designed to seek responses on the views of the respondents on online gaming. There are 60 students from Sunway University in Selangor who took part in the survey. There are 31 male students and 29 female students who had answered the survey questions. ... The ESA (2001) report shows that the main four reasons of people like to play online games, such as games are fun; gamers may share their social experience with friends ...
Surveys indicated teens in 2011 were most likely to be found on Facebook and Twitter. 94% being on Facebook, and 24% of teens on Twitter. ... Surveys indicate that senior citizens are using social media as well, with 43% using at least one social networking site. Social media has provided a fun place to converse and meet new people. ... Not only is it beneficial for the teacher, these apps allow the students have fun with them too. ...
There was a survey done in New York's Attica Prison, to find out how many of the black inmates were born to teenage mothers, and 90% of them said that they were. ... The 1995 National Survey of Family Growth, found that fifty percent of women ranging in age 15-19, had ever had ever have intercourse, compared with fifty-five percent in 1975, and twenty-nine percent in 1970. ... One-third of the teens surveyed said they thought it was a mistake for them to have sex before marriage because the danger of AIDS and the possibility of pregnancy, while two-thirds said it was alright before marri...
Children under the age of sixteen should be out having fun, not locked up in a damp, dark, and dirty factory. ... The survey, conducted by Indonesia's Urban Community Mission in conjunction with U.S.... The vast majority of Nike shoe workers interviewed told surveyors their basic wages at the time of the survey were between $33 U.S and $39 U.S. per month - which comes to about 16 - 19 cents an hour. ... The survey found that 31 percent of the 1,200 Nike apparel workers interviewed earned less than the equivalent of $33 U.S. dollars per month. ...
Raves Parties and Drug Use Raves, nightclubs, bars, dances, and parties are places young people go for fun and good times. ... Unfortunately, these rave parties come with something more than just safe fun. ... Some of the drugs might be fun to try. ... According to the national household survey of drug abuse in 1997 the number of students using LSD from the eighth grade to the 12th grade increased. ...
A nationwide survey performed by Channel One News issued to 6,900 high school students got results back that twelve percent had tried ecstasy at least once. In a 2002 survey done among college and grade school students results showed that twenty- three percent have tried ecstasy. ... They will learn that you can have fun without using and abusing drugs. ...
A survey of 5,000 women in the UK has some rather depressing statistics: 91% of women were unhappy with their hips and thighs and 60% were depressed by their body image. 84% of those who were at normal weight, still wished they were lighter. ... During their cultural reign over the rest of Europe, the well known sentence "blondes have more fun" was created Greeks preferred fair haired ladies. ... Survey results also showed the variance between men and women requesting cosmetic surgery. ...
While people in Hawaii continue to have fun using this drug, they don't know the other potential side effects of what this harmful drug can do to their body. ... (6) More than 44% of 12th graders surveyed by the University of Hawaii admitted using marijuana. And the Department of Education Children survey conducted at all schools in the state showed 25% of all 11th graders had used marijuana in the previous 30 days...
Both Chinese and Japanese were made fun of at school. ... These second generation children enjoyed going to their American schools, even if they were being made fun of or taunted. ... Most of them even joined the military when the armed forces came to the camps to recruit and conduct a survey to see who were loyal to the U.S. ...
Essay on History of Pollution in Naylor's Run Outside of our very on school is a stream ecology. This stream is called Naylor's Run and it is located in Naylor's Run Park. This stream has a long and rich history. Throughout this history the stream was exposed to pollutants. These pollutants ...
Asch state that Gateway Global Research surveyed six hundred families in the spring of 1998. ... (fun facts, coloring books, etc.). ... Cummins state a recent survey of nine hundred students in the fourth through the eight grade revealed that nearly half of the children stated that violence and fantasy was involved in their favorite video games (1E). ...
"In a 1993 survey of 357 seventh and eighth grade students, boys averaged 4.2 hours per week while girls only 2" hours per week (Strasburger 36). What's more, "15 boys in the [survey] reported playing 15 or more hours in an average week" (Strasburger 36). ...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics then conducted a survey asking whether parents would prefer a longer or shorter work week to their current work week... stunningly enough, 62 percent of workers preferred the current work week, 28 percent preferred longer hours, and less than ten percent preferred a cut in hours. As the survey revealed, some parents do try to shorten hours at work to be more at home with the family: Twenty-one percent of our Nation's women and seven percent of men voluntarily work part time. ... In other words, new management strategies have made work a more fun and assuring...
How much fun would it be if everyone hit home runs?" ... Port does make a concise point because it really would not be any fun watching home run after home run. ... If 5 percent or fewer of all the major league players test positive under survey testing (in his new book, Yankees pitcher David Wells estimates that 25-40 percent are), players will again be subject to the same system of anonymous testing next year. ...
The RTNDA/Ball State University Survey was conducted in the fourth quarter among all 1,387 operating, non-satellite television stations with valid responses from 731 of the television stations (52.7 percent). ... Sports broadcasters work about 8-12 hours a day, but is most likely at a fun exciting game for about 2-3 of those hours. ...
The History of travel and tourism-Post World War David Hopkins GNVQ Advanced Travel and Tourism 2000 - 2001 Introduction This report is based on the history of travel and tourism after World War Two and will explore the reasons for the rapid development of this industry. Findings 1 Changing Socio-economic circumstances 1.1 Increasing car ownership In 1950 there were 2.3 million cars on the roads now there are around 23 million with 70%1 of households one or more cars. This gives them a lot of leeway in travel arrangements giving them easy access to other areas of ...
Of the 1,369 children surveyed for this study, only 259 have even visited a chat room, and of these 259, 27 said that they had met someone in person whom they had originally met online. ... While the internet does pose many potential dangers, these dangers are easily avoided to make the internet a fun, safe place for all. ...
