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    Ten Fast Facts about Animals in the Circus 1. Every major circus that uses animals has been cited for violating the minimal standards of care set forth in the United States Animal Welfare Act (AWA). 2. Animals in circuses spend about 11 months of the year traveling. 3. During travel‚ animals may be caged or chained for long distances and hours‚ forced to stand in their own waste‚ in extreme temperatures. 4. Standard circus industry training tools used on animals include bullhooks‚ whips

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    Censorship Censorship is an act of changing or suppressing speech or writing that is considered subversive of the common good. In the First Amendment is says we have freedom of speech. But in 1983‚ this amendment was thought to be violated by the principle of Hazelwood East High School for deleting 2 articles from the school newspaper. I think we should have freedom of speech to express are views. In an Article by Jerry Carroll “High school papers grow up” he states‚ how the principle

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    I intend to write a creative piece of writing about Animal abuse for human entertainment. Written in first-person‚ the reader will see through the perspective of a Killer Whale‚ who is torn from it’s ocean home and held captive in an unnatural environment. From my short piece of writing‚ I want people to understand the emotion these animals endure through being forced out of their ordinary. I want this piece to give us an insight to what Algernon went through in the novel “Flowers for Algernon” by

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    once said‚ “If slaughterhouses had glass walls‚ we would all be vegetarian.”. All throughout human history‚ there has been some sort of record of animal abuse all around the world. Many cultures in the past accepted animal abuse‚ however in an always advancing world‚ fighting against animal abuse has never been more relevant. To some‚ it is easy to think that just because something is not human‚ it has no life value. Empathy is not present within the minds of some humans toward animals‚ why is that

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    In the novel Slaughterhouse-Five or the Children’s Crusade by Kurt Vonnegut‚ the story of Billy Pilgrim is used to explore various themes about life and war. Vonnegut’s tragic war experiences in Dresden led him to write on the horrors and tragedies of war. Vonnegut’s connection with Billy and the other characters allows him to discuss human reactions to death and traumatic events. Vonnegut uses his characters‚ in particular Billy Pilgrim‚ to portray his beliefs. An antiwar feeling‚ shown

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    Agricultural Animal Abuse-Change is needed DeVry University Kelly Black Today’s animal production systems are designed to produce massive quantities of animal meat for human consumption as cheaply as possible‚ while obtaining the highest quality product as possible. However‚ this brings to question the abusive measures involved to achieve this goal. Animal rights activists such as P.I.T.A‚ protest‚ the conditions in which the animals are forced to live. The living conditions include small cages

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    Research Paper on Kurt Vonnegut’s “Slaughterhouse Five” by Stephanie Gill Outline I. Introduction and Name a) “Slaughterhouse-Five‚ or The Children’s Crusade (1969)” b) Most famous work about the bombing of Dresden c) “Vonnegut’s telegraphic‚ schizophrenic” style II. Background a) Vonnegut joined the Army b) Vonnegut’s capture c) Vonnegut’s experiences in Dresden III. Plot Summary a) Idea of

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    Topic 2: Slaughterhouse Five In Slaughterhouse Five‚ Vonnegut shows a lot of hopelessness in showing continuous death and war. He breaks the notion that there are “good guys” and “bad guys” in war by showing that all humans have a capacity for evil. In addition‚ he gives us the notion that people are capable of doing incredibly evil deeds. We can see this in Lazarro when he tells a story to Billy about a time when a dog bites him. Lazarro acting in revenge sticks razor blades into a steak and

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    In Animal Farm by George Orwell‚ the animals on a certain farm overthrow their human owner. As they begin to control and run the farm‚ the pigs‚ who are the smartest animals‚ take charge and write out new rules that define their “animalism”. However‚ as time passes‚ the animals forget about the revolution. The farm becomes corrupted as power slowly changes the animals. The author‚ George Orwell‚ delivers a message on how power corrupts people by using farm animals to represent the 1917 Russian Revolution

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    victims there are none more innocent than the animals and the pets. During the hurricane Katrina disaster‚ hundreds and thousands of animals were either killed or abandoned in New Orleans. To prevent future disasters or massacres from occurring‚ the United States Government should establish an evacuation plan that includes pets and animals. In other countries around the world these acts would fall under animal cruelty. "In Britain‚ the Protection of Animals Act of 1911 makes it

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