THE UNITED NATIONS, HOW TO WRITE A RESUME, AND COMPOUND ADJECTIVES
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Dec 4, 1945: The US Senate Approves US Participation in the United Nations
In honor of this very important anniversary date in US history, the date that the US Senate approved US participation in the United Nations, paper # 145528, “UN Peacekeeping Limitations” was chosen as this week’s Paper of the Week on AcaDemon and it is also the paper discussed in Episode 48 of the PYD Podcast series. In Segment One, Dave introduces this fascinating, well-written paper so don’t miss Dave’s discussion or the paper!
How to Write a Resume
You also don’t want to miss Segment Two of Episode 48 because that’s where Dave talks about resume writing. He provides important tips, strategies, guidelines, and suggestions for how to write a killer resume so make sure you listen in.
Compound Adjectives
Of course, you don’t want to skip the last discussion in the latest PYD episode either because that’s where Dave explains what compound adjectives are and tells you how to use and write them properly. That’s a refresher course we can all use! Here’s one more tip on compound adjectives that we saved just for you:
Remember that compound adjectives are also sometimes formed from proper nouns. For example, in the phrase, “Disney World Tickets”, ‘Disney World’ would not be hyphenated because it’s a proper noun, even though, in this example, it’s also a compound adjective.
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