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    College Is a Waste of Time and Money In this essay that came from Caroline Bird’s book “The Case Against College”‚ she claims that most students that are in school not because they want to be‚ but because it is now the thing to do or to get away from their parents. (Bird 647) She also goes on to say a little later essay that she notices when she goes on campus that the students look sad. She says‚ “I have been overwhelmed by the prevailing sadness on American campuses”. (Bird 469) Birds has very

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    College is Worth It In the essay “College Is a Waste of Time and Money‚” Caroline Bird argues that college is a complete waste of time and money for people. She argues that most students are unhappy and unsatisfied with attending college. She believes that they go to college because it has become the thing to do or because of getting pressure from their parents or societies. Furthermore‚ she thinks that college is not a good financial investment because career financial success depends on other

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    In the article titled “College Is a Waste of Time and Money‚” Caroline Bird argues that students are in college for the wrong reasons. Bird talks about how people can find professional success without attending college. According to Bird‚ “In fact there is no real evidence that the higher income of college graduates is due to college… No one who has wrestled with the problem is prepared to attribute all of the higher income to the impact of college itself” (221). This means there is no research

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    Why Students Fail in College William H. Bigsby Jr. Southern Nazarene University 25 April 2013 Abstract The society of the twentieth-first century has put an extremely high demand on attending and graduating college. Some basic employment opportunities today require a college degree‚ where close to ten to fifteen years ago‚ the only requirement was a high school diploma and acceptable ability to perform the specific task. However‚ the twentieth-first century college experience has become

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    body. Our generation of young women are buying these magazines to awe at these images of unhealthy and unrealistic idea of how women should look. These images of skeletal women are ingrained into females minds that this is what society has expected of us to imitate. Even though people believe highlighting slimness in women’s bodies in magazine advertisements could exemplify art and control obesity‚ thin models magazine advertisements affect women’s self-esteem and cause eating disorders Today‚ magazine

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    Should Tougher Drinking & DUI Laws Be Enforced? Drunk driving is the act of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Because a person ’s motor skills are impaired while drunk‚ driving under the influence is a major threat to public safety and is a criminal offense in most countries. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that “40% of total traffic deaths in the United States are due to drunk driving” (GET INVOLVED). To determine whether or not someone

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    ENGL101-025 30 Nov. 2008 Prof.Ball Argumentative Essay In a recently printed study I’ve read‚ "Nearly sixty seven percent of college students moved back home after graduation‚ according to 2006 study done by CollegeGrad.com" (qtd.Pinkerton). That would only leave thirty-three percent of college graduates that are actually trying to make it through this thing we call the real world. Those sixty seven percent that are at home taking a break from being independent and not trying to give it their

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    Caroline Chesebro’ was a novelist‚ storyteller‚ and teacher‚ who was one of the female writers of the genre of domestic fiction during the 19th century. Her real name is Chesebro’ is her pen name‚ and her real name is Caroline Chesebrough. Born in Canandaigua‚ Ontario County‚ in New York‚ she was raised by her mother‚ Betsey Kimball Chesebrough and father‚ Nicholas G. Chesebrough. Her relationships with her parents and her seven other siblings are not clear- there are not much information that could

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    Against College In "The Case Against College"‚ Caroline Bird questions the necessity of college and the education it provides. She states that college is accepted--without question. She holds that conventional wisdom and evidence show all high school graduates will be more responsible‚ and better than those who do not go. Bird’s column is devoted to tearing down the college institution. She fails to recognize the many benefits and purposes of college. Bird points out that there are many college graduates

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    Caroline Casey is legally blind‚ which means that she cannot see beyond two or three blurry feet in front of her. However‚ she did not let it stop her to do all the things she wanted to‚ such as running‚ exercising‚ even riding on an elephant’s back. The talk by Ms Caroline Casey is an inspiring story that tells us how to fight in this life‚ and that believing in our capabilities is the main power that we should focus on and nothing else. She talks about ‘labels’‚ how very often we are labelled

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