In Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, the Supreme Court held that:
a) the Boy Scouts are a “public accommodation;” b) the Boy Scouts are equivalent to a church; c) the Boy Scouts may forbid homosexuals to serve as scoutmasters; d) the Boy Scouts may exclude those who do not profess a belief in God; e) the Boy Scouts must accept even atheists.
C
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A. emotion B. self-interest C. cynicism D. reason
When advertises write their products into the story line of a film, television series, or video game for characters to naturally utilize as a more subtle way of guaranteeing reaching audiences, they are practicing ______.
A. clever advertisement B. media advertisement C. product placement D. placement strategy
Jake's communication teacher had just assigned groups for a problem-solving discussion project. After briefly introducing themselves, Jake's group quickly began talking over the topic they would select
Charise suggested, "Let's just discuss alcohol abuse on campus; there's lots of information available, and we all know someone it applies to." Jeremy piped in, "Yes, let's do it. Why waste time haggling over topics? Let's just get on with it." Jake replied, "Why don't we hold off deciding until we think of some additional topics. That way, we'll have several to choose from and we can compare them." Which function is Jake suggesting for his group? a. Identify a clear goal b. Gather and use information effectively c. Develop options d. Develop a results-driven structure
Facebook undertook a gatekeeping activity that stirred up a great deal of controversy when it
A. influenced the news feeds of thousands of users. B. charged different fees to members of various demographic groups. C. collaborated with YouTube to provide politically biased educational video feeds. D. lifted its ban on certain types of postings.