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    Berenice Polycarpe Class 302 Period 4 A.P. English w/ DeStefano 02.11.13 Pros and Cons Argumentative Essay It has been argued that corporate partnerships are a necessity for cash-strapped schools. It has also been argued that schools should give their students an environment free from ads and corporate influence. There are both pros and cons of corporate sponsorship for schools but the negative aspect of having advertisements presented in schools outweighs the positive. Schools are institutions

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    Briskly walking security guards circle the mall every weekend‚ asking for Identification and whispering into walkie-talkies. These Security guards are at almost every door enforcing the Malls youth supervision policy. Underage youths are required to stay with their parent or guardian at all times while in the mall‚ the policy states. Teens without proper ID will be asked to leave the premises. Mall employees who are 17 or younger are allowed to work after 4 p.m. on those days‚ but they must bring

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    Shopping Center Unrest: The Battle Over Leases Q3Pros and cons of replacing a traditional department store with a Target or Costco Anchors point of view: Pros: Would provide a broader and a deeper assortment of shopping goods and services for the consumer. It would reduce the overall competition in their target market but eliminating a competitor in their specific area of goods. They would fill the replacement space and would share the cost of rent and payments to merchant Associations‚ depending

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    Argumentative Essay- Lucas Moore Managing wildfires in today’s world has become more efficient‚ safe‚ and easy with the help of prescribed fires. Prescribed fires are a solution to preventing and helping stop wildfires with both positive and negative outcomes. Today‚ I stand with prescribed fires as I believe that they are safe and have many positives that outweigh the negatives. For example‚ over time branches and debris build up serving as fuel in the forests and result in hazardous environments

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    The following argumentative essay will state facts on the value of studying film history‚ film movements and what benefits it brings to a person. The terms “Film Art” and “Film History” give off a form of impression and historical knowledge passed down many generations‚ but to most people it is just a form of relaxation or escape‚ not really paying attention to the sentimental value or knowledge it can provide. Looking closely at how the art of film production has changed across time by examining

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    Katie Muterspaw Mrs. Ascoli AP English 9 October 12‚ 2014 Argumentative Essay: Eugenics Eugenics has been defined as “The science of improving a human population by controlled breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable heritable characteristics.” In other words‚ eugenics is a process used to rid certain societies of individuals that could potentially be considered weak‚ or undesirable. Eugenics is an unpopular yet extremely important‚ and very serious subject. The idea of

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    "Flowers for Algernon" Argumentative Essay By: Declan Franey Charlie Gordon’s doctors did not act ethically when they performed the surgery to make him smarter. The definition of ethics are the standards of right and wrong that tell what humans should do (Dobrin). The doctors did not meet these standards. The doctors tested on Charlie too early‚ and were trying to help themselves more than they were trying to help their patient. Charlie also ended up dying because of the testing. While some people

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    Lazarus Thompson Cheri Carr PHIL 1102-010 9 February 2012 Argumentative essay: Total Recall “All things are not as they seem but a few things we actually “know” -Plato. As we see‚ appearance vs. reality can be interpreted many ways. One might believe things that are dreamed about is real‚ or maybe are thoughts of the mind of things that has never occurred. In saying that‚ “It’s just a dream” is what is said when he or she wakes up. For others‚ especially Secret Agents‚ more than half of

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    various age groups of respondents visiting shopping malls.From this we can conclude that about 40% of mall visitors are of the age group 20-30 and they are youngsters who are students or who have just started earning income. Source : Survey Data Table given above shows how mall visitors are categorized on the basis of gender.About 66% comes under Female category.They enjoy shopping mall more than Mall which constitute only a minor part that is 34 %. Table 1.3 | | | Job Wise Classification

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    Argumentative Essay 11/1/12 “PARENTAL RIGHTS” Is the judicial system too lenient on parental rights even when those parents do not really deserve to have those rights to begin with? Some parents take those rights that are handed to them for granted. Children are here for us to love and cherish. The right to do that should be taken away from some parents that are not really “parents.” Parents that abuse their children (physically‚ mentally‚ or sexually) should have those rights stripped away

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