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		<title>Philosophers and theologians worldwide condemn Iran&#8217;s attack on Baha&#8217;i educators</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[More than 40 distinguished philosophers and theologians from 16 countries have joined the condemnation of Iran&#8217;s policy to bar young Baha&#8217;is and others from higher education. In an unprecedented global initiative, the 43 prominent academics – of Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds – have signed an open letter, published today in The Daily Telegraph <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/philosophers-and-theologians-worldwide-condemn-irans-attack-on-bahai-educators.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>More than 40 distinguished philosophers and theologians from 16 countries have joined the condemnation of Iran&#8217;s policy to bar young Baha&#8217;is and others from higher education.</p>
<p>In an unprecedented global initiative, the 43 prominent academics – of Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds – have signed an open letter, published today in The Daily Telegraph (UK), and reported in the Folha de Sao Paulo (Brazil).</p>
<p>The letter condemns in particular recent attacks by the Iranian authorities on an informal educational initiative of the Baha&#8217;i community – known as the Baha&#8217;i Institute for Higher Education (BIHE) – in which Baha&#8217;i professors, debarred by the Iranian government from practicing their professions, voluntarily offer their services to teach young community members who are banned from higher education.</p>
<p>Seven Baha&#8217;is associated with BIHE recently made their first court appearances after being imprisoned for four months. They were detained after a series of raids on 22 May, in which 39 homes associated with BIHE were targeted. The Institute&#8217;s activities have since been declared &#8220;illegal.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;As philosophers, theologians, and scholars of religion, living throughout the world, we are raising our voices in protest against the recent attack by Iranian authorities on the Baha&#8217;i Institute for Higher Education,&#8221; the open letter states.</p>
<p>&#8220;To acquire knowledge and learning is the sacred and legal right of all; indeed, the state is obliged to provide it. In Iran, the government has done the opposite&#8230;&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Attacks such as these, against the rights of citizens to organize and be educated in freedom, can no longer be tolerated. We call upon the Iranian government not only to cease its persecution of Baha&#8217;is, but to provide, and promote, education for all.&#8221;</p>
<p>Among the most celebrated academics backing the call is Dr. Charles Taylor, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at McGill University, Canada. He signed the letter, he said, out of his deep sense of &#8220;conviction that there ought to be &#8216;no compulsion&#8217; in religion.&#8221;</p>
<p>It is also &#8220;connected to my disquiet about the Iranian revolution,&#8221; said Professor Taylor, &#8220;and the way its finer ideals have been hijacked by people who are abusing their faith in order to make it serve as a tool of mobilization against the &#8216;enemy.&#8217;&#8221;</p>
<p>Another prominent figure to add his name to the list is Hilary Putnam, Cogan University Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Harvard, U.S.A.</p>
<p>&#8220;Ever since the American and French revolutions at the end of the eighteenth century, the aspiration of peoples of different ethnicities, nationalities, and creeds for their fundamental human rights, including the right to worship as one&#8217;s conscience dictates and the right to education, have gained momentum,&#8221; said Professor Putnam.</p>
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<p>&#8220;The persecution of the Baha&#8217;i university students in Iran is a shameful attempt to turn the clock back to the dark ages. Their cause deserves the support of enlightened and moral people everywhere,&#8221; he said.</p>
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		<title>Guidelines in Writing Essays; part 1</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here are some guidelines you can follow when they wanted to write essays at university. The essay is defined when you have to compile a report that requires more than a few paragraphs, in which there could be data collection, data analysis, and conclusions. This guide can be applied in various stages that can be <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/guidelines-in-writing-essays-part-1.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here are some guidelines you can follow when they wanted to write essays at university. The essay is defined when you have to compile a report that requires more than a few paragraphs, in which there could be data collection, data analysis, and conclusions. This guide can be applied in various stages that can be done many times when we wrote the essay(<a href="http://mywritingexpert.com/content/write-my-essay-for-me.html">write my essay for me</a>). For example, you can re-read and note some important part when you find the text useful. The important thing is to write as soon as possible, where in the process of writing we usually will find new ideas that we can develop further. When you&#8217;ve started writing, then writing activities will become easier and less confusing. Typically, the papers have been made can also be reviewed for later plus or fixed into your final essay.</p>
<p>1. DEFINE QUESTIONS AND ANALYSIS TASK GIVEN<br />
Make sure that you understand the intent of the question properly. Identify key words contained in the questions dberikan, and analysis of what seems to be the answer desired by the intention question.</p>
<p>2. DO RESEARCH ON THE TOPIC<br />
If you can, begin reading the essay for 4 to 5 weeks before collection time. This will give you enough time to study the topic and develop your argument. Remember to read as needed, ask yourself:</p>
<p>&#8220;Is it worthwhile reading for the topic or my argument?&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Is this to support my answer?&#8221;<br />
&#8220;Do I have to read anything else in order to answer the question of the essay?&#8221;</p>
<p>3. NOTING<br />
• It is important that you note all the references from the books you read. Include author&#8217;s name, date, title, publisher and place of issuance. For journal articles, include volume and the number rises. Photocopy parts of the text reading is beneficial.</p>
<p>• While recording, summarizing and note the difference between re memfrase. Memfrase reviewed and summarized to be useful as an alternative to the use of direct quotations. Memfrase re-repeating the most from a reading, where the summary contains only the main points. In either case, however, you should refer the information to the original author. This is to prevent you alleged to have committed plagiarism.</p>
<p>• Use the system in making records. Some people use paper cards, others use a manila folder. Review your notes to identify any parts of the records are missing.</p>
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		<title>Guidelines in Writing Essays; part 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[4. SETTING IDEAS AND ESSAY WRITING In this stage, the important thing is to start up a record into a form response. Decide which information you will use. Review your notes and include examples that can support or strengthen your answers in writing papers. Determine the point where you want to discuss in advance and <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/guidelines-in-writing-essays-part-2.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>4. SETTING IDEAS AND ESSAY WRITING<br />
In this stage, the important thing is to start up a record into a form response. Decide which information you will use. Review your notes and include examples that can support or strengthen your answers in <a href="http://essaywritingnotes.com/">writing papers</a>. Determine the point where you want to discuss in advance and thereafter. Write it all in which notes will be rough draft of your essay. Make the outline to see if structure of the essay is appropriate or not. Prepare your essay in the most effective way to communicate ideas and your answers. The entire essay should include the following structure:</p>
<p>a. Preliminary<br />
Introduction is the part where you answer questions and provide a summary of the contents of your argument. Tell your reader what your argument and why you believe that it is the right answer. Make it brief and concise introduction, but do not forget to show all your ideas in it.</p>
<p>b. Contents<br />
The contents are the sections where you answer questions in a way to develop your arguments next. Here you can spend the whole of knowledge and information you have with respect to your answer. Use relevant examples and quotations to support your argument. It&#8217;s important for you to develop your content structure as possible. If there are questions which consists of several parts, you will need to make arrangement of content that relates to every part of the question.</p>
<p>c. Conclusion<br />
The conclusion should refer to the introduction and show that you have answered questions. Reconnect with your arguments and relate your answer to the question. Never display the new information in your conclusion. If you have found new information, ask yourself where you can enter new information into the contents.</p>
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		<title>Guidelines in Writing Essays; part 3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[5. IMPROVING THE ESSAY Especially for english research papers, a good essay is usually the result of writing and rewriting. If you have time, a great idea to leave your essay for a few days to re fix it. This will give you enough time to see your point of view on what you have <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/guidelines-in-writing-essays-part-3.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>5. IMPROVING THE ESSAY<br />
Especially for <a href="http://englishessayhelp.com">english research papers</a>, a good essay is usually the result of writing and rewriting. If you have time, a great idea to leave your essay for a few days to re fix it. This will give you enough time to see your point of view on what you have written to then think again. Some questions can be asked when you&#8217;re repairing an essay is:</p>
<p>• Do I have to answer questions with as complete?<br />
• Does my essay have been clearly divided into introduction, content and conclusion?<br />
• Are my paragraphs and arguments clearly related and relevant?<br />
• Is my argument is balanced and based on research that enough?<br />
• What are examples and quotations used are relevant to my answer?<br />
• Do I have to use a consistent reference structure?<br />
• Do I have to refer the whole sample and quote me?<br />
• Do I have reached the limit of the number of words allowed?</p>
<p>Do not be disappointed if you find some errors in your essay, because that&#8217;s what the fix of this essay. If you find you need more info, be calm and try to find the flaws. Only a few students who managed to write an essay perfectly without going through a phase of improvement of this essay.</p>
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		<title>Guidelines in Writing Essays; part 4</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[6. MAKE REFERENCE OF THE ESSAY This is a very important skill in writing essays and making student papers. Making reference is a very important skill because it will deal with plagiarism. Plagiarism can be considered as a serious criminal act in the field of education. In general, plagiarism is copying words or ideas of <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/guidelines-in-writing-essays-part-4.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>6. MAKE REFERENCE OF THE ESSAY<br />
This is a very important skill in writing essays and making <a href="http://studentessay4you.com">student papers</a>. Making reference is a very important skill because it will deal with plagiarism. Plagiarism can be considered as a serious criminal act in the field of education. In general, plagiarism is copying words or ideas of others and pretend that it is hasi our own work. University and universities in general have a written policy on this matter. If you are not sure, try to ask your professor before submitting your essay. Make sure that you have known reference style that suits your university criteria. There are two kinds of reference styles namely the Harvard system (or so-called &#8216;in text&#8217; referencing) and the footnote or footnotes (usually referred to the Oxford system). Most universities have an example of how the reference system they use. Do not forget to reference the entire book / article you read for your essay.</p>
<p>7. GATHERING ESSAY<br />
At the time of collecting your essay to the lecturer, perhaps you will feel relieved. But before handing it over, make sure that you have filled in your front yard and other purposes.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the academic context, the essay or college research paper is defined as a short prose composition that expresses the author&#8217;s opinion about a particular subject. Literary writings or systematic structure is divided into three parts: introduction (contains background information that identifies), the subject of discussion and introduction to the subject), the body or the <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/smart-and-short-prose-composition-a-college-research-paper.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the academic context, the essay or <a href="http://essay-writing-4-you.blogspot.com/p/essay.html">college research paper</a> is defined as a short prose composition that expresses the author&#8217;s opinion about a particular subject. Literary writings or systematic structure is divided into three parts: introduction (contains background information that identifies), the subject of discussion and introduction to the subject), the body or the content / discussion (presents all the information about the subject), and cover a conclusion (conclusion to the conclusion to mention again the main idea, summary of the body of the essay, or add some observations on the subject).</p>
<p>Form of an essay in an academic context it is known as &#8220;formal essay&#8221; is often used by the student, students, and researchers to perform his duties. Formal essay in character &#8220;serious&#8221;, powerful, logical, and longer.</p>
<p>The word &#8220;essay&#8221; comes from the French, essays, meaning to try or try (a try or Attempt). The essay is an effort to communicate information, opinions, or feelings, and usually presents an argument about a topic (infoplease.com). Definition, the essay is a short text which usually contains the author&#8217;s view about a particular subject.</p>
<p>In the context of journalism, is writing an essay that contains a review or discussion of a topic that was probably nothing to do with news or events. In the world of literary or artistic, literary essay is a short paper contains a review of subjective authorship of a problem in the field of literature and art. With other words, the essay is writing an unbiased review of literature and art.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[To get a scholarship and selected as the recipient, there is another important troubleshooting note to beat the competition: essay writing! Not keen in essay writing, hopes dashed. get college essay examples for your reference. 1. Make sure the essay according to the theme For example, you are applying for a scholarship based on community <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/beat-the-competition-essay-writing.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To get a scholarship and selected as the recipient, there is another important troubleshooting note to beat the competition: essay writing! Not keen in essay writing, hopes dashed. get <a href="http://studentessayhelp.com/">college essay examples</a> for your reference.</p>
<p>1. Make sure the essay according to the theme<br />
For example, you are applying for a scholarship based on community or public service. In the application file, you can create a list of various community groups who have been followed and various awards associated ever achieved. In essence, create a brilliant essay, but full of messages that correspond with the direction that you want and the underlying reasons why it wanted the study as a first priority.</p>
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<p>2. Answer basic questions<br />
Have you ever asked a question, but feel that in fact there are fundamental questions that should be asked? In many cases, the essay question is only a stepping stone for you to answer the fundamental question that the jury used to find out the real reason. For example, an organization that provides scholarships in the areas of business will likely ask the question, &#8220;Why are you interested in studying the field of business studies?&#8221;. Actually, the basic question they ask is &#8220;Why are you interested in learning in business studies and why you feel as the best candidate in the field of business that we would get a scholarship?&#8221;.</p>
<p>In the fight to win the scholarship, you will compete with candidates who have the background and the same purpose. Use the essay question as a way to prove to the scholarship that you are the person most worthy to receive the scholarship.</p>
<p>3. Share stories about yourself<br />
In addition to explaining the reasons why want to win a scholarship, it is also important to tell us something about yourself. Explain in brief 500-1000 words. No need to explain all about yourself. Just tell me focusing one aspect of yourself. In other words, do not explain everything.</p>
<p>For example, if you write involvement in an activity or organization, focus on one experience.</p>
<p>4. Posts must demonstrate &#8220;passion&#8221;<br />
You&#8217;ve written many essays. Now, try a more honest, most of the topics you write, it&#8217;s often something that was not a personal concern. In writing a scholarship essay, you will probably write the same way. However, this way will lead to a fatal failure.</p>
<p>The scholarship winners usually write essays about what they enjoy doing so passionate writer will feel. Remember, when you enthusiastically tell you something you like, do not require a greater effort because the energy that will shine in the text. Therefore, when choosing a topic, rest assured it is something that you really care about all these years and became its own interest.</p>
<p>5. The essay should be specific<br />
Common mistakes in writing an essay is to use public opinion, rather than something more specific. For example, do not write, &#8220;Education is the key to success&#8221;. Instead, the jury wanted the story of your life scholarship that shows how education has affected your life. For example, if you want to become an astronaut, you can explain that the goal stemmed from a gift given your father, that is a rocket ship. Focus on one experience that makes the reader will remember your story about it.</p>
<p>6. There should be a core statement<br />
Make sure you write the essay has a clear point, the most rarely seen in a variety of student essays. There should be a central idea that readers understood. Try this simple trick to find the core of your essay, &#8220;How do you explain an essay written in one sentence?&#8221; If you can not translate it in one sentence, perhaps the main points have not been clear enough. Or worse, your essay probably does not have a specific thesis.</p>
<p>7. Show achievements<br />
Won the scholarship is all about giving the impression and demonstrate to the scholarship that you are the best viable candidate they finance. Achievements, activities, talents, and the various awards that you&#8217;ve achieved will prove that you are really the best candidate. Use the essay to contribute to explain it.</p>
<p>However, not only pegged at what&#8217;s required in terms of filing. Use the opportunity to focus on specific accomplishments, place in an appropriate context.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[all nonfiction writings are called articles. The article itself is defined as a factual essay (nonfiction) on a complete problem, whose length is indeterminate, for publication in newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and the like. Objective of the paper is to convey ideas and facts to convince, educate, offer a solution to a problem, or entertaining. see <a href='http://www.efepeline.net/unschooling/articles-the-all-nonfiction-writings.html'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<p>all nonfiction writings are called articles. The article itself is defined as a factual essay (nonfiction) on a complete problem, whose length is indeterminate, for publication in newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and the like. Objective of the paper is to convey ideas and facts to convince, educate, offer a solution to a problem, or entertaining. see <a href="http://buyessay.org">essay writing service</a> for comparative decision.</p>
<p>Essays, opinions, and the column contains text that is commonly called the articles. The essay is actually tantamount to an opinion. Therefore, the definition of the essay itself is prose (rather than using the rules of poetry) that discusses an issue on the face of the author&#8217;s personal point of view. This understanding together with the article, actually.</p>
<p>Well, so do not confuse just go back to the general definition of an article as I wrote above. The point the article is writing nonfiction.</p>
<p>While commonly called a column or writer or columnist columnist is one section in the mass media are usually filled by a particular person for this kind of writing that targets a specific theme. In addition to its authorship fixed or certain, it is also more focused targeting the same themes though different discussion.</p>
<p>In conclusion, anyone can write a column, write opinion, could write an essay, because after all it was the same form our opinions, as long as it meets the rules of writing nonfiction for all these types of writing.</p>
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<p>An essay, papers, and you can find <a href="http://mywritingexpert.com/content/free-college-papers.html">free college papers</a> online. It all looks so easy until you have to sit down and write it by your own! So what will make you successful essay? There are a number of factors to consider when writing an essay and perhaps most important is to be clear about the topic you will write about. If you are not clear at the beginning, it is very likely that this will come through in your writing.</p>
<p>Most of the time you will be given an essay question and it is very important that you are sure you understand this before you start to write. Carefully analyze the question, break it into different sections. Spend some time researching the topic before you begin to write. If you have just given a topic, then best to set yourself questions so you can work for some parameters and stay focused. If not, there may be a tendency to ramble! Break down questions into more manageable parts to help focus the mind and address the topic.</p>
<p>Allow yourself plenty of time to write your essay graduate. This is a common area where students are falling down.</p>
<p>The essay may take longer to write than you think. Planning is important and you need to allow time for research, drafting and revising your essay. You may need to keep visiting the following steps when you find more information or change the details so your essay. Allowing yourself a few days will not be enough; several weeks are needed to ensure that you produce the best work you can.</p>
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