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    • On motion of Councilman Frank B. Wood the following bills were allowed and the Recorder instructed to issue warrants for the same: Orson Haiaht Thomas Lawrence 8 E. Lawrence . Lester W Ford . Willard Perkins Ether Perry Dave Prvor Myles dams George...
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    • OtLlce Clerk: Police Chief: Justice of Peace: Jailor: Street Department: Ellen A. Siakins Water Department: Cemetery: Merl Smith Schappman Slack R Bess . Roscoe Leigh Moroni Mackelpriing C. A. Cripps From From From From From From From From...
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    • Our City Government ODR CIT'Y GOVERNMEN1' is just like that of any incorporated city. The officers are practi­cally the sarne and they have similar duties to - perform. T'his organization in our school is one of great interest to all students; and...
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    • P a g e | 14 beginning of the destruction of Ubuntu especially in Southern Africa, to know of the atrocious situations, and to measure the force and power of Ubuntu. Desmond Tutu (2009) wrote in the book "The Bang-Bang Club's" foreword, the...
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    • P a g e | 42 Miscommunications and misunderstandings construe, assume, presume, and harsh judgments result because of the lack of intercultural communication education. Thus, the relationship gains no rewards. Ting-Toomey (1999, p. 23) argues,...
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    • P a g e | 60 CHAPTER 10 Interculture and Ubuntu In efforts to analyze and define interculture, I will begin with what ‗culture‘ represents. I resorted to Ron and Suzanne Scollon‘s (1995) book ―Intercultural Communications.‖ They discuss...
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    • P a g e | 67 TABLE 2 – INDIA VALUES AND BELIEFS FORMS OF COMMUNICATION, e.g., VERBAL & NON-VERBAL Hindus practice the tradition of the caste system that establishes hierarchical relationships. Society is very conscious of social order and status...
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    • P a g e | 69 TABLE 4- THAILAND VALUES AND BELIEFS FORMS OF COMMUNICATION, e.g., VERBAL & NON-VERBAL Religions: Buddhism 95%; Muslim 3.8%; Christian 0.5%; Hinduism 0.1%; other 0.6% (1991). There are many regional dialects but the Thai language, of...
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    • P a g e | 70 TABLE 5 – THE SEYCHELLES VALUES AND BELIEFS FORMS OF COMMUNICATION, e.g., VERBAL & NON-VERBAL These plain islanders are very hospitable and 90% of these mixed nationalities live on the main island of Mahé and the balance of the...
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    • P a g e | 72 TABLE 7 – SPAIN VALUES AND BELIEFS FORMS OF COMMUNICATION, e.g., VERBAL & NON-VERBAL Ethnicity: Composite of Mediterranean and Nordic types. Religion: Roman Catholic 94%, other 6%. Government: parliamentary monarchy Language: Over...
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    • P a g e | 83 These astounding statistics make one wonder why social and communication theories have been ineffective. However, domestic violence includes ‗a betrayal of trust that incites deep feelings of shame and anxiety to the victim‘. Thus,...
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    • pipeline for culinary water to the Plant will be needed o r drinking water will have to be hauled to the Plant for the employees. (1975 North Bulldog Road) May 15, 1975.. .Mayor Kerry Jones held a public hearing to consider the final action on the...
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    • pleasant meeting. August 23: We met Brother Parks with four yoke of oxen to render assistance to those who most needed it. We camped near to the station on Horseshoe Creek. There are some half dozen log houses erected here with an excellent corral...
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    • PREFERENCES FOR GROUP LEADERSHIP STYLE 52 the definition of “self” held by one member of the group and how that definition of “self” aligns with other group members. Individuals in groups tend relate to, and therefore prefer, other group...
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    • protection. As the train meandered across central Arkansas, it grew to more than forty wagons, including several hundred blooded horses and a thousand head of cattle; the total wealth of the caravan was $70,000, by far one of the richest to cross...
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    • rehimed to Pacheco in the spring of 1912 and Thomas decided to stay there and work for his brothers, Heaton and Edgerton. Heaton's house had been roughed in and Thomas helped complete it. However, when the time came to return to Diaz, the...
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