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Do magazines marketed for teenagers send the wrong message? Using at least three specific magazines for support, argue for or against the moral and ethical messages that dominate magazines directed for the teen demographic.
Is it freedom of the press or harassment? Argue whether the paparazzi helps or hinders the purpose of the free press.
Are grades important? Discuss whether grades are necessary in order to keep students on track with learning.
Is homework necessary?
Hazing is a problem on university campuses
America could start using year round school
People should have green burial
Non-essential plastic surgery should be illegal for children under 18
Parents should be informed if their child is given birth control
It has been said that America's biggest export is pop culture. Is Hollywood a good ambassador for America?
Should public schools provide more classes and internship programs for students who choose not to go to college?
Are college entrance exams like the SAT or ACT good indicators of university success?
Would a voucher system that allowed for more school choice be a positive change for the American education system?
Should parents be allowed to sumbit their teens to drug testing?
Would single-sex public schools be more effective than co-ed?
Doctor-assisted suicide should (or should not) be legal.
Every automobile driver should (or should not) be allowed to send their junk mail.
Every automobile driver should (or should not) be required to take a new driver’s test every three years.
Electroshock treatment is (or is not) a humane for of therapy.
Every student should (or should not) be required to learn a foreign language.
Solar power is (or is not) a viable alternate energy source.
Drug addicts should (or should not) be put in hospitals for medical treatment instead of in prison for punishment.
American workers should (or should not) be guaranteed a three-day weekend by law.
All health professionals should (or should not) be

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