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    Mandatory Military Draft

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    Until today mandatory military has been a very well known controversy for centuries. Mandatory military‚ otherwise known as conscription‚ or drafting‚ is the compulsory enlistment of of people in a national service‚ most often a military service. The importance of mandatory military dates back to the days of WWI‚ WWII‚ Vietnam war‚ and much more. It was necessary for 18 to 26 year old men to register for the draft‚ if they failed to do so‚ they could owe a fine or be limited to apply for certain

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    Military Draft No More

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    http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/we-dont-need-a-military-draft/2013/02/21/fa23acde-76dd-11e2-aa12-e6cf1d31106b_story.html Each year about 160‚000 young men and women volunteer for active duty. An additional 110‚000 volunteer for the reserves and the National Guard. In the last year of the draft‚ only one-third of recruits were in the top two categories‚ with 25 percent in the lowest. Young people join the military for a variety of reasons: skill training‚ education benefits‚ ad­ven­ture

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    Military Units have had a tremendous impact on history since the beginning of time. They protect and defend sovereign states. These military units often lack the numbers to protect their country. This has created a large debate over a military draft. There are two sides‚ those for and those against. The debate over the draft is endless. Great points can be made from either side of the argument over the draft‚ but the there is a more logical solution to resolve this issue: the U.S draft should be

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    reinstatement of a military draft is a controversial issue that has surfaced in American society. Although a draft would challenge the liberties granted to us in the Constitution and be detrimental to our society‚ some people believe that a draft would be insignificant to all the benefits we receive as American citizens‚ and that the draft can be utilized as an effective tool. People that argue that the draft needs to be reestablished have a strong base for their commanding arguments. Some believe

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    what is a military draft. A military draft is known as a system which individuals who are 18 through 25 years of age are required to join and serve in the Army if they prove to be suitable after an appropriate assessment. Then after proper training‚ are sent to war or assigned to duties within the Army. Lately‚ a military draft reinstatement is gaining more attention since the military has a serious problem with recruitment and retaining‚ however some Americans argue that a military draft directly

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    the U.S reinstitute a military draft? I do not agree with the reinstitution of a military draft. In 1973 the military draft was lifted in the United States and with good reason. The United States should not rely on a draft to fill military vacancies but rely on recruitment. It is true that the military offers incentives and luxuries that some civilians could not afford otherwise such as food‚ shelter‚ and medical care. However‚ they are just that‚ incentives. The military is an option and should

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    you think we need a military draft? I think that we do not need a military draft. There are no good reasons why we should possibly throw are life away when we don’t want to. There are many good reasons against a military draft as you will read later‚ but first I will explain what a military draft is in case you don’t know. A military draft is a way to fill in the areas where volunteering doesn’t fill and when you get a license you have a number that goes with you and during a draft there will be random

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    Argument paper draft

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    What is the incentive for saving big insurance company’s money? If drivers make good decisions‚ and go years with out getting into an accident‚ or ticked for moving violations‚ should those individuals be rewarded with lower car insurance premiums? The answer is yes‚ and they do. This type of insurance practice has made it an incentive to drive safe and obey the laws‚ and it benefits both parties. The insurance company spends less money so therefor the customer pays less for insurance. So why is

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    Cognitive Competence as a Positive Youth Development Construct: A Conceptual Review Rachel C. F. Sun and Eadaoin K. P. Hui Faculty of Education‚ The University of Hong Kong‚ Hong Kong Received 3 August 2011; Accepted 1 September 2011 Academic Editor: Joav Merrick Copyright © 2012 Rachel C. F. Sun and Eadaoin K. P. Hui. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License‚ which permits unrestricted use‚ distribution‚ and reproduction in any medium‚

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    The influence of education In a school in China‚ a principle once went to a class to observe a teacher’s interaction with students. At the end of lesson‚ the teacher asked students: “Are you following me?” “Yes” said students. “If anybody still have problem‚ please raise your hand.” said the teacher. The whole class was quiet‚ but one student raised his hand. The teacher saw it‚ and patiently explained again to this student. Then the teacher said to this student: “Now do you understand it? You

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