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Tech 2000 - Computer Technology: the Impact and Implications Proposed 8 week schedule Book #1: Textbook: Morley. Deborah. Computers and Technology in a Changing Society . Second Edition. Thomson Learning, Inc. 2006. - ISBN #0-619-26767-4 Book #1 will now be referred to as the Morley Textbook – dedicated site: http://www.course.com/ctct2 Book #2: Ojeda, A. Technology and Society: opposing viewpoints. Greenhaven Press. San Diego . 2002. – ISBN o-7377-0912-X Week Readings in Textbook chapters, Viewpoint Book curriculum content, lectures, class discussions and activities assignments due tests Morley Numbered chapters refer to Morley textbook - A quick review of technology course work from prerequisites: Chapters #1-3 #1 I ntroduction to computers HW and SW basics Quick Tour of Cyberspace (Chapter reading includes all text

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33. Coyote Blog: Problems At The Nature Conservancy Let s not forget the massive government funding the Nature Conservancy receives . Conversly, can you cite any land use regulation which does not impact http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2005/07/problems_at_the.html

hostName = '.coyoteblog.com'; Coyote Blog Dispatches from a Small Business Main Problems at the Nature Conservancy I tend to divide up environmental regulations into two buckets: Regulations aimed at curbing emissions that spill out of one person's property (e.g by air or water) to others Regulations mainly aimed at land use restrictions that affect how someone may use their own land The first type of law is essential to rational functioning of strong property rights in the modern world . Otherwise, we would all be suing each other over molecules of pollution that cross our property lines. The second category, including wetlands and open space and habitat protection, are a threat to property rights (something one could infer just from the fact that many anti-capitalist anti-technology leftists have jumped on the environmental bandwagon, mainly focusing on this second category of limitations). Here is one of those situations that make me a true minority in this country: I greatly value wide-open undeveloped spaces and ranges for wild animals, but I don't expect the government to provide them for me nor do I ask other citizens to provide them to me against their will. Unfortunately, most of the other people in this country who value these things do in fact accept, and even demand, that government provide them. Every day, landholders are told by various government bodies that they cannot do what they like with their land, because other people who do not own the land like the land the way it is. These landholders are effectively expropriated of their land, in these cases without even the payment the

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sitestat("http://uk.sitestat.com/scottishexecutive/scottishexecutive/s?pubs.Publications.ImprovingFamilyLawin.20057"); 22 September 2005 Home Topics About News ... Contents IMPROVING FAMILY LAW IN SCOTLAND: ANALYSIS OF WRITTEN CONSULTATION RESPONSES The consultation asked: Many respondents took this opportunity to provide a general comment on the consultation issues, with some repetition of points made at earlier stages. The overall mood of these responses was critical with many documenting relatively strong views often based on personal experience. However, the nature of the responses suggested that respondents recognised the importance of the proposed legislation and its impact on the lives of ordinary people. One comment reflected this: surely some of the most important legislation we will see in our lifetimes " (Indiv 43) Comments have been grouped under themes below. Proposals Undermine Marriage and Threaten Family Life This was the theme most commonly raised by respondents. The general view was that the proposals appeared to give too much weight to relationships other than marriage whilst failing to promote the conventional marriage and family unit. Many respondents provided commentary on this theme. A selection of extracts from their responses follows: As can be seen, the consultation drew relatively strong views, but also provided the opportunity for those holding them to voice them clearly. Overall, much common ground emerged amongst respondents wishing to see greater preparation for, promotion of and assistance given to strong family units comprising parents and children.

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38. CHAPTER OUTLINE Ø Protect traditional values over indiv. freedom Ø Conservatism The politicalphilosophy that government should play a minimal role in society (except http://www.campbell.edu/faculty/Slattery/G6.html

Chapter 6- Public Opinion Learning Objectives (1). Define p ublic opinion (2). Examine political knowledge, and its distribution and sources. (3). Examine issue politics , and the people who possess political knowledge. (4). Define political socialization , and state how political are formed. (5). Define ideology and explain how it influences public opinion. (6). Compare and contrast the main ideas behind modern liberalism and conservatism (8). Examine contradictions in the public’s opinion on major economic and social issues (9). Contrast abstract symbols with concrete policies. (10). Examine how the public maintains its opinions, changes them over time, and why. v CHAPTER 6 Class Notes OUTLINE: The People’s Limited Knowledge of Politics: American Opinions vs. informed opinion The Distribution of Knowledge: Basis of political knowledge – learning about politics Opportunity Capacity Interests Important traits closely related: Demographic Characteristics Socioeconomic status Education Occupation Income Social Characteristics Psychological Characteristics Political efficacy Active participation in politics Sources of Knowledge: School (background information on basics) News media (current issues) decline in knowledge People with Knowledge: Attentive or Issue Publics vs. general public

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40. The Role And Purpose Of The Not-for-Profit Sector impact on society, but are not controlled or directed by the government. Democracy is an inherently imperfect and often messy form of government. http://www.icnl.org/tools/reasons2.html

THE ROLE AND PURPOSE OF THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT SECTOR by Leon E. Irish, D.Phil. (Oxon.), President International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) March 1995 For further information, please contact: Dr. Leon E. Irish, President THE ROLE AND PURPOSE OF THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT SECTOR by Leon E. Irish, D.Phil. (Oxon.), President International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) a speech delivered at the Working Conference REGULATING NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN NEW DEMOCRACIES The Interchurch Center New York City sponsored by: Center for the Study of Human Rights Columbia University International Center for Not-for-Profit Law Human Rights Watch Lawyers Committee for Human Rights THE ROLE AND PURPOSE OF THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT SECTOR We have all come to this conference because of our interest in and commitment to the not-for-profit sector. So, for me to speak to you of the need for laws that permit and encourage the existence of not-for-profit organizations is, in the truest sense o f the word, preaching to the converted. Hostility to the not-for-profit sector. But we all know that we live in societies all of us, not just those who live in emerging democracies that are, to one extent or another, hostile to the not-for-profit sector. If we are to have sound laws th at encourage and protect a vibrant and vigorous not-for-profit sector in each of our countries, we must marshal powerful and persuasive arguments in support of such laws. What I would like to do tonight is to present eight reasons, three economic and fiv e social or political, that together, in my opinion, constitute just such a powerful and persuasive case.

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