Quotes from James Monroe - Fifth President of the United States

Statements from James Monroe - Fifth President of the United States James Monroe was an entrancing character. He was considered law with Thomas Jefferson. He served under George Washington during the American Revolution. He was additionally the main individual to fill in as both Secretary of War and Secretary of State simultaneously during the War of 1812. Get familiar with James Monroe. The American mainlands ... are hereafter not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European forces. Expressed in The Monroe Doctrine on December 2, 1823.â On the off chance that America needs concessions, she should battle for them. We should buy our capacity with our blood. It is just when the individuals become oblivious and degenerate, when they deteriorate into a people, that they are unequipped for practicing their power. Usurpation is then a simple accomplishment, and a usurper before long found. The individuals themselves become the willing instruments of their own degradation and ruin. Expressed during the First Inaugural Address of James Monroe on Tuesday, March 4, 1817.â The best type of government is what is destined to forestall the best whole of underhandedness. Never did an administration initiate under sponsorship so good, nor ever was achievement so complete. In the event that we look to the historical backdrop of different countries, antiquated or present day, we discover no case of a development so quick, so colossal, of a people so prosperous and happy. Stated during the First Inaugural Address of James Monroe on Tuesday, March 4, 1817.â In this extraordinary country there is nevertheless one request, that of the individuals, whose power, by a particularly upbeat improvement of the delegate rule, is moved from them, without hindering in the smallest degree their sway, to assortments of their own creation, and to people chose without anyone else, in the full degree fundamental for the motivations behind free, edified, and effective government. Expressed during the Second Inaugural Address of the president on Tuesday March 6, 1821.

Zombie Spice and Drakulas Blood The Halloween Happening [Interview]

Zombie Spice and Drakulas Blood The Halloween Happening [Interview] Halloween is coming! This year we chose to disrupt the guidelines of regular Halloween posts and make them in the all the more intriguing arrangement. We need to discover how various individuals from various colleges, even nations, observe Halloween. Also, the most ideal approach to discover it out is to ask them share their accounts. Today the interviewee is Katy Gilroy, a 19-year-old understudy from University of Chester, UK. She considers Journalism and Creative Writing. Aside from considering, she additionally has her own blog, composes and distributes verse and is a monstrous aficionado of Shakespeare. We chose to begin from the most broad inquiry to discover Katys demeanor to Halloween: What is your opinion about Halloween and everything identified with it? I love Halloween! I think its one of those events that everybody can get included the manner in which they need to, and it unites individuals in such a pleasant way. Regardless of whether its something as straightforward as having a bowl of desserts close to your front entryway, theres a part of Halloween for everybody. Right! Its great to hear that an individual from UK cherishes Halloween, which is considered essentially US occasion. How is Halloween seen in Britain? I do think Halloween is a progressively American convention; it is praised significantly more over yonder than it is here in Britain. For instance, in US I realize individuals have designs up right the path through November, while in Britain we tend not to put our pumpkins out until a couple of day before Halloween itself. So you do observe Halloween. Might you be able to enlighten all the more concerning your Halloween conventions? Which of them do you find intriguing? I think one about the best conventions is stunt or treating. At the point when I was more youthful, my mum would take my sibling and I out alongside a couple of companions, we all wearing unusual and great ensembles anything from a princess to a cat to a privateer, however nothing excessively alarming! I cherished yelling TRICK OR TREAT at whoever addressed the entryway and seeing them claim to bounce back with sickening dread. Presently that Im more established I love noting the entryway and perceiving how energized all the children are. That is dazzling! Youve referenced odd ensembles you had on Halloween festivities. Which ensemble would you say you was top pick? Ive spruced up for Halloween pretty much consistently to the extent I can recollect, and Ive had such an immense scope of ensembles. Two of my top choices have been dressing as a dead school young lady, and as a zombie princess. Theyre straightforward thoughts yet with a touch of creative mind you can make anything look extremely luxurious. Presently, that you are not a school young lady any more, what ensemble might you want to wear for Halloween gathering and why? Id love to discover a gathering of companions and take on the appearance of a zombified adaptation of the Spice Girls! Id be Baby Spice in light of the fact that Im blonde. Zombie Spice Girl is an amazing outfit thought! You should attempt that. Presently lets move from sprucing up to the real festival. Would you be able to think about some pleasant Halloween parties youve been to? At the point when I was more youthful my aunt and uncle used to host a get-together to celebrate both Halloween and Bonfire Night we called it Bonoween. There was constantly extravagant dress, firecrackers and food so much food. A year ago at my college house we hosted a major Halloween get-together with the entirety of our companions. There was 18 of us living there, and we each welcomed a couple of individuals. Our home was loaded with understudies wearing truly stunning outfits (one of my companions came dressed as Elmo!), all having a ton of fun and blending with individuals they wouldnt in any case have met. Talking about parties.You unquestionably have sorting out aptitudes, as youve composed foundation performance. Along these lines, envision that you host to sort out Halloween get-together for your companions and individual understudies. What might you like it to resemble? If I somehow happened to compose my own Halloween party, Id make it an enormous event and consider it The Halloween Happening. In a perfect world I would recruit out a scene, and spread it in counterfeit spider webs, paint splatters on the divider to take after blood, and pumpkins EVERYWHERE. I figure I would need to make it a gathering that the two kids and grown-ups could appreciate, with the goal that no one would need to discover a sitter or pass up the good times. There would be heaps of Halloween themed food: cupcakes enhanced to seem as though eyeballs, green jam to look like harmful goo, and red punch to appear as though Draculas blood! There would be no extravagant dress no section rule, and a prize for the most unnerving outfit. Amazing! I am certain that would be a gathering of the year. Things being what they are, ensembles - check, party - checkwhat else is related with Halloween? Concerning me, a few things I partner with Halloween are: pumpkins, stunt or treating, counterfeit blood, toffee apples and witches. Entirely creepy mix (particularly those of blood and toffee apples). Be that as it may, Halloween is intended to be a creepy fest. Lets include some more awfulness with your preferred movies or frightfulness stories. I totally love thrillers, and one of my top picks is The Possession, wherein a young lady gets controlled by an evil spirit from inside a wooden box. I likewise truly delighted in The Hills Run Red, which very few individuals have known about! In spite of being a savant, Ive not read any books inside the awfulness kind except if you tally Frankenstein, which is a magnificent great story. What's more, the last inquiry Do you think Eat, drink and be unnerving is the primary thought of Halloween? Or then again would it be a good idea for it to be something else behind the festival? I think eat, drink and be startling is an ideal method to summarize Halloween; I dont think there is or ought to be any more profound explanation for the festivals. On the off chance that individuals are having some good times and not making any mischief any other person then what could not be right? Much obliged for imparting your astonishing Halloween story to our perusers, Katy! Ideally, you will have the remarkable Halloween festivity this year! We wish you to continue moving individuals around with your inventive thoughts and brilliance. Have any inquiries for Katy? Or on the other hand need to share your exceptional Halloween story? Don't hesitate to leave your message in the remarks beneath. Additionally, read the meeting The Secret Life of a Real Halloweener with our next visitor, Jonathan Wojcik.

30 Books from the Beginning of 2017 That Deserve Another Look

30 Books from the Beginning of 2017 That Deserve Another Look Its that time of year again when all the Best Books lists come out, and I always feel like a lot of the books released early in the year are forgotten. It was an AMAZING year for books, so I thought Id do something fun and share 30 books that came out in early 2017 I thought deserve a second look. I tweeted these over the weekend, and thought they were worth collecting here. There might be a hidden gem that you missed! (And if youre anxious to get your 2018 TBR rolling, I have a list of suggestions for that, too.) Idaho by Emily Ruskovich:  Heartbreaking debut about marriage and loss in which a wife struggles to discover what happened during her husbands first marriageâ€"his first wife is now in prisonâ€"before his memory fades completely. The Girl in Green by Derek B. Miller:  Two men are given a second chance to save a girl they couldnt help 20 years earlier during the Gulf War. (But obviously it will be more complicated than that.) I already consider it a modern classic about war and redemption. Fever Dream by Samanta Schweblin: A slim, bananapants book of what-the-effery that will take you out at the knees, and probably give you nightmares to boot. Purrrrrrrrr. Lucky Boy  by Shanthi Sekaran: Timely, compassionate novel about a woman whose son is removed from her care when she is placed in a detention center, and the woman who takes him in and fights to keep him. Lightwood by Steph Post: Gritty Florida noir about a former inmate who returns to his violent rural hometown and tries to make good as chaos and crime swirl all around him. Six Wakes  by Mur Lafferty: Space! Clones! A murder mystery! Its up to newly-awakened clones to discover who is killing people aboard the ship before it becomes their *final* final frontier. The Man Who Shot Out My Eye is Dead: Stories  by Chanelle Benz: Arresting debut collection of stories, with characters throwing themselves headfirst into morally questionable situations with devastating effects. The Second Mrs. Hockaday by Susan Rivers: A new bride is left alone to care for her infant son and the farm when her husband is called to fight in the Civil War. He returns two years later to find her in prison. What transpired while he was away? A fantastic debut. Days Without End  by Sebastian Barry: Okay, this one won the Costa, but I love it so much, I had to mention it. Its about the horrors of warâ€"a young Irish man and his bff enlist in the Civil Warâ€"but its also the sweetest love story I read this year. The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative  by Florence Williams: Go outside. Right now. Everything Belongs to Us  by Yoojin Grace Wuertz: Four lives from different backgrounds are swept up together in politics, betrayal, and broken dreams in Seoul, 1978. The Dry  by Jane Harper: Two murder mysteries in one! A blisteringly wonderful (and slightly horrifying) story about a sheriff who returns to his hometown for the funeral of a friend accused of murder 20 years earlier. The sequel is just as good and out 2/6/18! Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History by Bill Schutt: Do you love Mary Roach, science, and the taste of human flesh? Or even 2 out of 3 of those things? Then you should read this book. Its fascinating, and its a more realistic look at the future than The Road. Abandon Me: Memoirs  by Melissa Febos: A raw, unflinching exploration of identity and art. I am a sucker for a book that flays me open. Things We Lost in the Fire: Stories  by Mariana Enríquez: Wildly imaginative tales of the dark and strange. (FYI: The fastest way to get me to read something is to get a blurb from Kelly Link.) Animals Strike Curious Poses  by Elena Passarello: 16 wonderful essays about animals named and immortalized by humans. (+5 Prince lyric usage.) Desperation Road  by Michael Farris Smith: After eleven years in prison, Russell wants to return home to start a quiet life. But it wont be possible, with trouble finding him at every turn. A quietly powerful novel of regret and redemption. Harmless Like You  by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan: A beautiful debut set in Japan and NYC, about a young artist and the son she abandoned. What You Dont Know  by JoAnn Chaney: A gripping psychological thriller about the people left behind in the aftermath of a serial killer. The first few pages stressed me out SO MUCHâ€"it made me so happy. Perfect for true crime and Mindhunter fans. Traveling with Ghosts: A Memoir  by Shannon Leone Fowler: Heartbreaking story about the sudden death of Fowlers fiancé, and how she worked out her grief through travel. The Best We Could Do  by Thi Bui: A beautifully illustrated memoir about Buis familys escape from Vietnam, the difficulties they faced in a new country, and Buis experience as a parent herself. Rabbit Cake  by Annie Hartnett: Precocious 10-year-old Elvis Babbitt attempts to navigate her place in the world as grief over the loss of her mother affects her and her father and sister in very different ways. Charming and sad. Himself  by Jess Kidd: I was completely enraptured by this whimsicalâ€"but darkâ€"Irish mystery. Mrs. Cauley is one of the most kick-ass elderly women in literature. My Favorite Thing is Monsters  by Emil Ferris: I am OBSESSED with this graphic novel about a young monster-loving girl in 1960s Chicago, who decides to be a detective and investigate her neighbors death. The artwork is like nothing else. Seriously. All Grown Up by Jami Attenberg: This novel is so refreshingly honest. Life is messy and hard and sad, and the flaws in being human are translated beautifully through Andrea, the main character. Made me laugh and laugh and cry and cry. The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley  by Hannah Tinti: A motherless young girl, who is moved from town to town by a father with a dark past, yearns to discover more about her mother and the stories behind the twelve scars on her fathers body. Swimmer Among the Stars: Stories  by Kanishk Tharoor: Utterly original tales, set all around the world in both the past and the present. The Hearts of Men  by Nickolas Butler: Brutal, insightful novel about fathers, bullying, toxic masculinity, war, and redemption. I found myself holding my breath at the end. Sorry to Disrupt the Peace  by Patty Yumi Cottrell: A heart-wrenching, darkly comic story about a young woman who returns to her childhood home to figure out why her brother took his own life. GAH. Wait Till You See Me Dance: Stories  by Deb Olin Unferth: These 39 tales are profound, acerbic, and surprising, and most are nothing short of amazing. If you enjoy droll, smart fiction, this is the book for you.

Definition and Examples of Mass Nouns in English

A mass noun is a  noun (such as advice, bread, knowledge, luck, and work) that names things that, when used in English, cannot usually be counted. A mass noun (also known as a noncount noun) is generally used only in the singular. Many abstract nouns are uncountable, but not all uncountable nouns are abstract. The contrasting term is known as a  count noun. Examples and Observations Fun does not have a size.(Bart Simpson in The Simpsons, 2001)Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.(Albert Einstein)Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.(Eugene ONeill)After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.(Aldous Huxley)I seek constantly to improve my manners and graces, for they are the sugar to which all are attracted.(Og Mandino) Double Duty: Count Nouns and Mass Nouns James R. Hurford, Grammar: A Students Guide Some nouns can serve as both count and mass nouns. The noun war is an example. In war is ghastly, war is a mass noun, whereas in the wars between Rome and Carthage were ruinous, war is used as a count noun. Unusual Plurals R.L. Trask,  Mind the Gaffe! English nouns denoting things that cannot be counted, such as wine, coffee, and intelligence, do not easily form plurals in their central senses. Some of them, however, can be pluralized when they have transferred senses, such as varieties (Rhone wines), measures (four coffees), or embodiments (alien intelligences). You should not overuse such unusual plurals, however, since they can easily become pretentious, as they do in those silly signs announcing  ice creams and hair stylings. Distinctions Between Count Nouns and Mass Nouns Edward J. Wisniewski, On Using Count Nouns, Mass Nouns, and Pluralia Tantum: What Counts? Is there a conceptual basis for the grammatical distinction between count nouns and mass nouns? One answer is that this grammatical distinction is, to a very large degree, semantically opaque and unprincipled... In general, people learn which nouns are typically used as count nouns and which are typically used as mass nouns without any understanding of why these differences in syntax occur. Another answer is that the grammatical distinction between count and mass nouns is to a very large degree conceptually based. That is when speakers use count nouns to refer to things they implicitly have something in mind that they are trying to communicate that is common across all uses of count nouns. A similar view applies to the use of mass nouns. A third answer and the one that I propose is that the count-mass noun distinction is to a very large degree conceptually based, but there are exceptions. Some exceptions do not seem to have a clear explanation, but others may occur because of competi ng communicative functions of language. The Lighter Side of Mass Nouns Robin Sloan, Mr. Penumbras 24-Hour Bookstore Hi there, I say. Let me ask you a question. She giggles and nods. How would you find a needle in a haystack? The first-grader pauses, pensive, tugging on the green yarn around her neck. Shes really thinking this over. Tiny gears are turning; shes twisting her fingers together, pondering. Its cute. Finally, she looks up and says gravely, I would ask the hays to find it. Then she makes a quiet banshee whine and bounces away on one foot... Its so simple. Of course, of course. The first-grader is right. Its easy to find a needle in a haystack! Ask the hays to find it! Sources Hurford, James R. Grammar: A Students Guide. Cambridge University Press, November 25, 1994. Sloan, Robin. Mr. Penumbras 24-Hour Bookstore: A Novel. Paperback, Picador, September 24, 2013. Trask, R. L. Mind the Gaffe!: A Troubleshooters Guide to English Style and Usage. Harper Perennial, November 21, 2006. Wisniewski, Edward J. On Using Count Nouns, Mass Nouns, and Pluralia Tantum: What Counts? Things and Stuff: Mass Terms and Generics (New Directions in Cognitive Science), Oxford University Press, 2010.

Research Proposal - 2778 Words

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How Does The Carbon Cycle Work Environmental Sciences Essay Free Essays

The C rhythm can be defined as the uninterrupted biological procedure through which the C is exchanged between the environment and the beings. It besides refers to the thermonuclear reactions which are brought about by karyon of a C -12 atom when it absorbs protons. The sporadic clime alterations being experienced in the universe today are attributable to the break of C rhythm in one manner or the other. We will write a custom essay sample on How Does The Carbon Cycle Work Environmental Sciences Essay or any similar topic only for you Order Now Top of the possible causes of this break are human activities. States are loath to accept their portion of incrimination on the whole issue taking to a blasted game. Unless the universe unites against this common cause, the worst is expected to come. This paper covers the C rhythm, how it works and how it ‘s altering in response to human activities. Carbon is found in the ambiance in signifier of the C dioxide gas. Other ambiance gases which contain C dioxide include CFCs and methane. The deficiency or the improper operation of this rhythm can be really awful since workss and animate beings wholly depend on this rhythm during their major biological procedures. The work of the C rhythm can be evaluated or assessed in conformity to the different procedures that change or move C from one signifier to another. These procedures are viz. decomposition, photosynthesis, natural weathering of stones, respiration and the ignition of fossil fuels. During the procedure of photosynthesis C which remains in the ambiance as the C dioxide gas enters into the web of consumers and manufacturers or what is referred to as the ecological nutrient web. After its entry the photosynthetic beings ( algae, workss ) absorb the C dioxide through the bantam pores found in their foliages. Via photosynthesis the workss can now utilize the captive C dioxide an d change over it into simple sugars which are indispensable in the workss growing and reproduction. Plants besides pass C to the animate beings particularly when the animate beings feed o the workss since they do non hold the ability to do their ain nutrient ( Ryn and Cowan 87 ) . Respiration procedure is besides found in the C rhythm but it is unlike photosynthesis because it occurs in the decomposers, workss and animate beings. The respiration procedure besides produces C because the constituent of O is used in interrupting down organic compounds into the C dioxide gas and H2O. Through this procedure of respiration C atoms which start out as the compounds of C dioxide are absorbed through the organic structure of human being and so passed to the ambiance ready for another recycling. Decomposition happens to be the major procedure through which C is passed to the ambiance in signifier of C dioxide. This is achieved through the usage of decomposers ( microorganisms ) which are chiefly found in dirt and H2O. These decomposers normally take in dead and waste merchandises which are chiefly found in signifier of decomposing remains of animate beings and workss. At the same clip they release C dioxide through the procedure of respiration. As before stated, enduring of stones is the other procedure through which C atoms are released. For illustration the calcium hydroxide stone ( an ocean floor rock formed by marine plankton shells ) traps many C atoms. These C atoms are released sometimes after a million old ages when the ocean Waterss recede and the calcium hydroxide stone becomes exposed. Scientifically, it ‘s noted that when a calcium hydroxide stone is set out to the natural procedure of enduring it releases the already trapped atoms becomes a really active portion of the C rhythm one time. Human activities/processes besides increase the C dioxide in the ambiance. One of these activities is the burning of the fossils fuels. Due to the rapid enlargement of industrial revolution many people have been firing the fuels which contain oil and coal to power their engines. The changeless production of these fuels has resulted into immense sums of C dioxide in the ambiance. Most of the C dioxide produced by the burning of these fuels is nevertheless absorbed by workss, oceans and dirts therefore cut downing the increasing effects of planetary heating ( Scienceclarified.com 1 ) . The human activities that influence the C rhythm Human activities have greatly interfered with the procedures involved in the C rhythm. An illustration of these human activities is deforestation. Deforestation is the remotion of natural happening woods through cutting and firing of trees in any forested country. Peoples cut trees to utilize them as fuel, to utilize the land for grazing land, farming and to construct colonies. Active deforestation means that there will be no trees which emit O while devouring C constituents ( C dioxide ) . This leads to increased C dioxide than its consumed therefore destructing the C rhythm. The addition in C constituents in the air consequences into planetary heating ( inordinate warming o the Earth ‘s and oceans surface ) . This inordinate warming consequences into dried rivers or decreased volumes of H2O in the earths surface because the hydrological rhythm will be affected by higher rates of precipitation ( Miller 217 ) . Harmonizing to White ( 1203 ) , the ecologies have greatly been changed by overgrazing, terrassing, irrigation and the film editing of trees. For illustration he says that the Romans used to cut trees to construct ships which were used to contend Carthaginians. He besides states that the Bankss on the lower parts of the river Nile are now a human artefact alternatively of the African jungle which nature could hold created alternatively of adult male. He besides talks of historic ecological alteration which has been caused by the agricultural innovation. Farming prompts deforestation because there must be cutting down of trees to make more infinite for farming. This ecological alteration will be contributed by the addition of C constituents in the air since the forest screen is non available. The green house sort of agriculture is one of the major agricultural subscribers to the break of the C rhythm. This is because the green houses emit gases which are non utilised therefore conveyi ng about planetary heating. Some of the gases emitted include the signifier of C referred to as CFCs. It therefore transpires that the sum of the C produced is higher than the sums consumed. Another human activity which has contributed vastly to the break of the C rhythm is the burning of fuels. This is because of the increased combustion of fuels emits immense sums of C constituents. This will take to greater volumes of C dioxide in the air which will non be consumed therefore doing the C rhythm in effectual. White ( 1204 ) provinces that by 1925, London had experienced a smog job which was caused by the uninterrupted combustion of soft coal. He besides suggests that the current burning of fossil fuels is high up to the point of endangering to alter the universe ‘s ambiance as a whole. White besides suggests that war was another human activity which resulted in to ecological alterations including the break of the C rhythm. He asserts that the first cannon were fired in the early fourteenth century and this affected the ecology because workers were forced to the woods and mountains to scramble for more, S, potassium hydroxide, Fe ore and wood coal where by some res ulted into eroding and deforestation. He besides warns that a war fought with H bombs can change the genetic sciences of life. For illustration it will impact the procedures of the C rhythm between human existences and workss. Harmonizing to Mackenzie ( 1 ) , angling and whaling activities will impact the planetary C rhythm. This is because the uninterrupted remotion of the Marine biology has resulted into increased atmospheric C dioxide. She besides suggests that the rise of C dioxide or C has been caused by progressive fishing which has caused biomass depletion of the universe ‘s ocean. Nowadays, the marine productiveness is now comparatively lower than it used to be when there was a kept up C balance in the ocean-atmosphere. Another signifier of human activities which have influenced the flow of the C rhythm is air conditioning and infrigidation. This is because they utilize the C available in the air which is in signifier of CFC therefore suppressing the continuity of C rhythm between workss and animate beings. These human activities are nevertheless really of import in the universe because they cut down the effects of planetary heating by absorbing the excess C available in the air. Another huma n activity that has influenced the C rhythm is the transition of wild lands and agricultural lands into colonies. These human colonies are the major subscribers to the increased emanations of the planetary C dioxide. They affect the C rhythm through the direct emanations of the C dioxide ensuing from burning of fuels, the changes of the works and C rhythms during the transition of wild lands to urban and residential land screen and the indirect effects of urban and residential land screen on energy usage ecosystem C cycling. In human colonies the dirt C is lost through the dirt perturbations caused by the transition from natural to urban or sub-urban land screen type. The transition of good settled and managed land screen into human colonies consequences into higher rates of C segregation and storage due to big inputs of fertiliser, H2O and organic affair ( Pataki et al 1 ) . Plants cited â€Å" Carbon rhythm † Science clarified. Retrieved on 27th January 2010 from hypertext transfer protocol: //www.scienceclarified.com/Ca-Ch/Carbon-Cycle.html Mackenzie, Debbie. THE EFFECTS OF FISHING AND WHALING ACTIVITIES ON THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE, 2001. Retrieved on 27th January 2010 from hypertext transfer protocol: //www.fisherycrisis.com/strangelove.html Miller Tyler. Populating in the Environment: Principles, Connection. Stamford: Cengage Learning, 2008 Pataki, Diane. Human colonies and the North American C rhythm, 2006. Retrieved on 27th January 2010 from hypertext transfer protocol: //www.climate.noaa.gov/ccsp/22_SOCCR_Chapter14.pdf Ryn, Sim, and Cowan, Stuart. Ecological design. Washington: Island imperativeness, 1996 White, Lynn. 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Guide students to abide by civilized behavior and appearance adequate and appropriate systems and traditions of the university through field-based guidance on the basis of openness to the students. Providing the necessary service during the period Of examinations, in order to help students, and relieve stress on them, and provide guidance to them. Follow-up disciplinary procedures and their application in accordance with regulations adopted by the rules of the University. Student services (A) Academic services 1- Student help desk The Student Help Desk is a planned program aiming at helping the students to achieve the psychological harmony and adjustment to the University environment and to attain progress in their studies. The Department of Student Affairs offers many services to the students through the Student Help Desk such as, formulating guidance plan, a-group of the University advisers to answer the several enquiries of the student about the Arab Open University and its different programs. We will write a custom essay sample on Services and Duties of Student or any similar topic specifically for you Do Not WasteYour Time HIRE WRITER Only 13.90 / page The Student Help Desk converts some of the telephone calls to the tutors or the academic professors concerned or the coordinators of the open programs. Also, supervises the students during their presence whether inside the computer labs or the halls designed for other learning resources. 2- Student guiding and Orientation Day This program regulates at the beginning of the academic year where new students meet the faculty and administrative members in the university.