i want a strong persausive speech for the topic " why we shouldn't have to pay for internet" for university level

How could a college or university more effectively use Facebook and Twitter to promote its brand to potential students?

What research strategies or tips would you share with others when using online libarary though a university

When Motorola assigned S.T. Kiosh, an American, to the European nation of Abendlandon his first overseas assignment, S.T. and his family soon became good friends with Bartholomew, a tried-and-true senior employee in the same department, and a native Abendlander. Their families, too, became good friends who genuinely enjoyed spending leisure time together. They would entertain each other on birthdays, holidays and other occasions. At first this entertainment was modest, but gradually it has become more and more lavish, with Bartholomew escalating the lavishness. However, some would say this is unexceptional, since Abendlanders have traditionally placed great emphasis on making foreign colleagues feel welcome and comfortable.

Over a period of months it gradually becomes clear to S.T. that Bartholomew would dearly love to get his oldest son, Florian, into a good university in the United States, Bartholomew could afford the tuition, but there is a problem: Florian is only an average student.

It so happens that S.T. is a graduate of, and contributor to, the famous business school at IvytwineUniversity. Although the standards of this old, established American university are not of the very highest, they are still quite respectable. And Ivytwine’s business school is renowned as an excellent place for students from all over the world to form friendships and alliances that will help them throughout their careers. For that reason, Abendlanders vie to get their children admitted there.

The Ivytwine admissions office has considerable integrity, but is not averse to giving a measure of special consideration to the applications of children, relatives or friends of generous alumni. It occurs to S.T. that with a strong recommendation from a generous alumnus like himself, Floridan could probably get into Ivytwine.

As time goes on, the situation within the local Motorola facility evolves in such a way that S.T. sees that he has a splendid opportunity for a major promotion, right there in Abendland. However, there are also several other strong candidates for this position, and whether S.T. succeeds will depend in part on the support he receives from Abendlander Motorolans – such as Bartholomew.

Meanwhile, S.T. has contacted the admissions office at Ivytwine, and, by persistence and the hint that in due course he might have a sizeable gift to bestow upon his alma mater, he has managed to get Floridan admitted. Since Florian could not have gotten into Ivytwine on his own merit, S.T. has in effect given Bartholomew something of substantial value. All of this has been handled quietly. Other employees are not aware of it.

Answer the following questions.

1.         What is the issue?

2.         Explain how this could be viewed as a bribe to help S.T. get his promotion.

3.         Explain how this could be viewed as simply S.T. helping a friend.

4.         Since Florian is already enrolled in Ivytwine what would you recommend that S.T. do?

Scenario You are the senior event services manager for a 12,000-seat arena located on a major university campus in the southeastern United States. The university’s athletics teams compete in the powerful Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). On this particular Saturday afternoon, the university men’s basketball team is playing a home game against one of its fiercest ACC rivals. In fact, the visiting team is the defending NCAA national champion and the fans were in a frenzied state for this game when you opened the doors. This televised marquee match-up is sold out. The game has commenced as tip-off was scheduled at 3:08 p.m. EST. As halftime approaches, the power goes out as a result of an automobile accident that knocked out a major electrical transformer. To the best of your knowledge, the power is out all across campus, as well as in the nearby surrounding neighborhoods. The campus police officers on duty have received word that the power will most likely not be restored for several hours. The majority of the campus police on duty in the arena have been directed to take other posts on campus to assist with traffic control and to protect some the highly sensitive research venues on campus. The operations manager reports that while the emergency generator started up and there is emergency lighting, for some reason the public address system is not working even though it is connected to the generator. You are the senior manager on-site and are responsible for decision-making and leading your staff in addressing this dilemma. The campus police have previously agreed that the decision whether or not to evacuate the venue during any event is ultimately the responsibility of the arena’s senior manager on-site during any emergency situation.

Assignment Emergency planning is an ongoing activity that should involve every department within a venue. From the event manager’s point of view, emergency preparedness takes on heightened importance during events because of the high stakes in a venue occupied by many people. The event manager must have the knowledge and competence to carry out emergency responses if necessary. In addition to venue management staff, emergency response will include appropriate actions from a broad range of venue occupants, including event staff (such as ushers and security personnel), medical staff, police, and fire officials. The emergency plan should include a chain of command protocol that includes an incident command system specifying who is in charge. Please answer the following questions as thoroughly as possible:

1. What is the first action you must take in this situation?

2. What instructions do you give to your on-site staff?

3. How do you communicate with the fans without the public address system?

4. How do you handle questions from fans regarding continuation of the game?

in March of this year the University Hospitals Fertility Center in Ohio disclosed that more than 4,000 frozen eggs and embryos were lost due to a storage failure. Suppose you are in charge of delivering the news to devastated patients. What recommendations do you have for how to do this? What would you say? How would you feel about having to do this? What supports should be made available to the affected patients? Finally what are your thoughts on the way it was handled by University Hospitals Fertility Center?

Dean Halverson recently read that full-time college students study 20 hours each week. She decides to do a study at her university to see if there is evidence to show that this is not true at her university. A random sample of 32 students were asked to keep a diary of their activities over a period of several weeks. It was found that the average number of hours that the 32 students studied each week was 19.1 hours. The sample standard deviation of 4.2 hours.

Find the p-value.

round to four decimal points

Problem 2: You have applied to two universities X and Y for graduate admission. There is a .25 chance that you are going to get into X and .20 chance that you are going to get into Y. Keep in mind that admission into the universities is independent events.

a)    What is the probability that you are going to get into both universities?

b)     What is the probability that you are going to get into at least one university?

c)    What is the probability that you are going to get into any one of the university?

d)    Are getting into those universities mutually exclusive?

The average GRE score at the University of Pennsylvania for the incoming class of 2016-2017 was 311. Assume that the standard deviation was 13.4. If you select a random sample of 40 students, what is the probability that the sample mean will be less than 313? Round your answer to three decimal places.

The average GRE score at the University of Pennsylvania for the incoming class of 2016-2017 was 311. Assume that the standard deviation was 13.4. If you select a random sample of 40 students, what is the standard error of the mean? Round your answer to three decimal places.