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• Documentation:Learning Environment/Campus Faculty Feedback
  *Class list updates. Importing grades may not line up properly if the class list and grading list are not the same. *Integration with Banner may not be possible for campus students
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• Documentation:Learning Environment/Curriculum Development Team Feedback
  ...tional Designers and Curriculum Production teams was delivered by Tanya on May 20, 2015. ...l students-Simply say Congrats after each module completed. Some students may like badges or stars though
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• Help:Redirects
  You may start a new page with the name you want to direct from [http:////kumu.tru.c
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group A/Natural Law
  ...omething by reason of some law, so that any inclination arising from a law may be called a law, not essentially but by participation as it were” (''Dimo
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• Documentation:Learning Environment/OLFM Workshop Feedback
  May 9th, 2015
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group U/Natural Law
  ...ndards” is human-made while another whose religion prohibits homosexuality may argue the “Community Standards” is derived from God. Thomas Aquinas liv
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group F/Separation Thesis
  ...stion of what exactly to do when law and morality clash. Moral obligations may inevitably fall in conflict with legal obligations and at this point, a dec ...to that of '''Hart'''’s. This is because for '''Hart''', law and morality may be separate but law does not supplant morality. His argument is that some j
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• Natural Law - Saint Thomas Aquinas
  ...the Supreme Court of Canada, which is the highest common law authority we may consider.
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group N/System Of Rights
  Dworkin however, would agree with La Forest when he says that parents may interfere with their children’s rights as long as they do not exceed the
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• Blurb Cemetary
  You may support your arguments with other articles and literature from the TRU Libr [This may still be useful for print courses.]
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• Course:SOCI 1110/Emile Durkheim
  Mead's home life and the world around him may have influenced some of his ideas, career choices and theories. ...ay have been a defining factoring in the development of his theories. This may have contributed to the development of his theory regarding the development
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• Teaching and Learning Resources Portal/Distance Technologies/Student Approach to Learning
  - students may need to understand what is expected at each level of the taxonomy copyright office at TRU can review 3rd party material you may wish to use.
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• Course:SOCI1110/George Herbert Mead
  Mead's home life and the world around him may have influenced some of his ideas, career choices and theories. ...d may have been a defining factor in the development of his theories. This may have contributed to the development of his theory regarding the development
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group P/Law As Efficiency
  ...ers, but cannot realistically provide compensation. For example, factories may generate environmental pollution and spread the loss (living next to a poll ...ate a similar accident because they are aware of the monetary damages they may face. <br/><br/>
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• Help:Footnotes and References
  ...ed anywhere when the page is viewed. Footnote names are case sensitive and may not be a numeric integer. The quotes are optional unless the name or group
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group S/Feminist Jurisprudence
  ...tantive equality is not being reached. While the rules and laws of society may say that Granovsky should not be discriminated against, this is not the cas ...decisis would have to be de-emphasized) but compared to other theories, it may be the most palatable to men. Ironically, while women have a lot more power
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group J/System Of Rights
  ...best suited to legislators who are elected by the people. However, judges may refer to policy to interpret law in a manner that is consistent with policy ...or meet stated objectives, illustrating Dworkin’s theory that rules alone may not be able to provide an answer.
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• Documentation:Intellectual Property Office/JIRA Basics
  ...is used to track the current status of the material, any information that may be pertinent to the permissions obtained or sought, discussions with ID’s
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group P/Feminist Jurisprudence
  :"It may be correct to say that being in a same-sex relationship is not necessarily For example, if society were to place two men as a couple, one of the men may assume the female role. This is uncomfortable in a patriarchal society beca
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group S
  ...ils to take into account the fact that persons with temporary disabilities may not be able to make contributions for the minimum qualifying period in s. 4
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