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Title:	Lifes Greatest Lessons
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Owner:	Sonneville, Jamie (User-6917, jsonneville:DocuShare)^DS
Create Date:	Monday, December 10, 2001 08:28:51 AM EST
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Abstract:	The issue of Character Education has gained prominence across the United States in recent years. Teaching religion in a public school can be an explosive issue, as the Constitution demands a separation of church and state. Chapter 1. Success is more than making money Overview: This chapter does not state that money is evil, but that it can be a part of success if our success is reaching our potential for good. Quote: The greatest power that person possesses is the power to choose. (Earl Nightengale) Chapter 9: Honesty is still the best policy Overview: Urban talks about the meaning of integrity and the cost of dishonesty.
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