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    2016 Longer Lunch Periods can be Beneficial An average day in an American high school is roughly 7 hours long with lunch averaging at about 20 minutes‚while schools around the world have lunches up to 2 hours long. Students with extended lunch tend to have stronger socialization skills and less risk of health problems‚ than those with shorter lunch periods. Extended lunch periods can give the opportunity for an open campus that gives students a wider variety of choices. A longer lunch period in

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    Sealed Off

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    The short story by Ailing “Sealed Off” has various levels and interpretations of the title. The first being the war background and what happened throughout the city. Shanghai grew quiet every time an air raid attack happened when the Japanese frequently bombed them during the Second Sino-Japanese War. When these air raid attacks happened the city would seal off temporarily. The tramcars would halt and seal off as well‚ and whoever was in the tramcars would be stuck inside until the raids were over

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    Before reading‚ “Lunch” by Matt Reed‚ i did not know that financial aid covered meal plans at universities. I think financial aid should consider doing something same for a community college. I support Redd’s plan for free or reduced meals at a community college. If you give students a certain amount of money to use each day and then it is gone‚ then it will help the government spend efficiently. I felt dejected after reading “For Homeless Students‚ ‘Education Was the Only Way Out’” by Kelly Field

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    Guns on College Campus

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    Guns on College Campuses Imagine a student or instructor being allowed to bring a gun to campus. Imagine what would happen if that student or instructor were having a bad day or had a major disagreement with someone. The possibility that something disastrous could happen is quite real. Measures should be enacted that address such a situation. By banning guns on campuses‚ tragedies can be prevented. Guns should not be allowed on college campuses because they will increase violence‚ raise the number

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    Essay About School Lunch

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    noticed at my school‚ Bellmont High School. The school lunches at Bellmont need to be rethought and they need to change the menu and possibly the price. One problem with Bellmont High School’s lunch is if you want to choose to eat healthier and eat salad bar it costs more then the hot lunch does. The hot lunch costs $2.55 while the salad bar costs $2.75 and you get a lot less food. You only get a small bowl for salad and a small bowl for yogurt or soup. If you want chips or snacks they range from $0

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    Campus Carry Debate

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    Urteaga PAGE 7 Joshua Urteaga Rhetoric 306 November 24‚ 2016 An opinion article addressing students who support campus carry; to be published in the Daily Texan . Daily Texan readers are generally aware concealed carry on college campuses‚ but have many different opinions about it. Many don?t know how many people are affected by campus carry. Armed Education: Is Campus Carry the Answer? In recent years‚ gun violence has become an increasingly controversial topic. There are occasionally news

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    healthy and because of the National School Lunch Program‚ these children will mature into prosperous adults. This federal policy is a key factor in America’s school system and also a big component in farm policy and farm policy analysis. Farmers are happy and children’s stomachs are full due to the National School Lunch Program. The National School Lunch Program was passed into law by President Truman in 1946. The program provides free or low-cost school lunch meals to those who qualify for them.

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    In the article no lunch left behind by Alice Walters and Katrina Heron they try to purpose better food for schools and adjusting kids eating habits. Schools should be trying to cut obesity and provide helathier food on campus‚ since obesity has been increasing in the younger age. I think we need to provide better food‚ keep soda out of machines‚ and add more fruit and vegables with the lunch’s that are provided at school. ." The long list of options includes high-fat‚ low grade meats and

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    Freshman Living on Campus

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    Topic: Freshmen should or should not be required to live on campus. Having a college degree can market a person job opportunity in the workforce. Colleges are schools that offer advance education beyond the high school level. For some students‚ living in campus housing can be a life-changing and positive part of the total University experience ( http://daytonabeach.erau.edu/student-life/housing/). It can offer a chance to grow as individuals‚ safely network‚ expose diversity‚ and act as

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    frick off

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    For many U.S. government decision makers at the time of the crisis most have agreed that Cuba was just a locale for a U.S.- Soviet confrontation. Ex U.S. Ambassador to Cuba (1959-60) Philip W. Bonsal declares that the Missile Crisis cannot truly be classified under Cuban American relation since “the issue was entirely one between the United States and the Soviet Union.”25 He states that although the confrontation could have eliminated Castro‚ “the exercise had little to do with himOn the

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