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Designing a series of modern fashion accessories design collection with the theme of combining Indian traditional culture and current fashion trend.
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IB GR4 Project / Global Warming
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The Goal of My Project: The goal of my project is to inform people about the history of the electric guitar and the impact that it has had on music and society. The Context of My Choice: For three years I have played the electric guitar as a hobby and over time I have became attached to it and the music that it creates. So therefore the personal project seems to be a fantastic opportunity to explore into and learn more about the instrument and the impact that it has caused on music and society throughout the last eighty years. This project will also allow me to appreciate the electric guitar in a new way as I will not only have the ability to play the instrument but I will also have great knowledge. Which Area of Interaction Does My Project Relate to and Why: The topic that I have chosen for my personal project is linked closely to the Area of Interaction Human Ingenuity. This is because my topic depends strongly on researching into the origin, process and development of the electric guitar and the impact that the instrument has had on music and society. The electric guitar also shows of the human's capacity to improve life by benefiting the music industry and making music far more appealing to listen to. My project also relates to the Area of Interaction Approaches to Learning. This is because one of the key aspects of my project is to research into how I can inform
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Why is alcohol considered to be a serious problem? As many 33,000 people in the UK die from alcohol related causes each year- thats ten times as many people that die on the roads
Alcohol Should alcohol be prohibited? Why is alcohol considered to be a serious problem? As many 33,000 people in the UK die from alcohol related causes each year- that's ten times as many people that die on the roads every year. I believe this information should be presented to children at a young age (year five) to reduce the amount of alcohol related illnesses, such as alcoholic liver disease, in young people. By doing so, children will understand from a young age the health implications of excessive consumption of alcohol, and therefore will be able to make more informed decisions in future regarding alcohol consumption. This means that the number of alcohol related deaths the number of cases of alcohol-fuelled anti-social behaviour is likely to decline. This should also be presented to my peers as they are in the age that has a major problem in binge drinking this has increased due to a variety of reasons many of these reasons Contents: What is alcohol? ..................................................................................Pg3 Alcohol through history and its portrayal in the media................. Pg4 Arguments for prohibition of alcohol............................................... Pg6 Arguments Against prohibition of alcohol....................................... Pg9 Why was the Prohibition of Alcohol in America unsuccessful? ....Pg11 Common