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    Meyer 1  Mason Meyer  Ms. Ewald & Miss Arends  English I‚ Period 1  May 22‚ 2014  Do our schools violate the 1st Amendment?  Imagine going into a place and not being able to talk about what you want to say. In  example‚ a boy in a public school in Mississippi signed up for a talent show. The day came for  the show and he got up on stage and sang Matt Redman’s‚ “10‚000 Reasons (Bless the Lord).”  This song was bringing a lot of debate and controversy to the staff and students. While he was  singing this song

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    Religion has played a major role in our country since the beginning. Our Founding Fathers were very devout Christians. This country was set up with the intent of having our religous freedom secured. They passed laws that created a separation of church and state. However‚ in recent years this separation has began to deminish. Our government should stand and protect the rights our Founding Fathers instilled in this country. Even though we have this separation‚ there have been debates for decades calling

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    As the United States of America was founded on the values of Christianity over two hundred years prior‚ several diverse religions have staked their claim in our great nation. While learning history and the normalities of various cultures is vital to our nations tolerance and culture‚ there is a strong debate in legislature as to if religion should be taught in public schools or not. These specific sources were chosen to recount the argument‚ because of their credibility and variety. Blanshard

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    FINAL DRAFT The presence and extent of religion in public schools is one of the most difficult church/state issues. Religion in schools is a problem that can affect many people because of how they are treated in a discriminatory manner‚ also not all have the same religion or in some cases people have no religion. In my opinion‚ schools and religion should not be linked because religion is a personal and voluntary choice. The religion is something that should not be imposed. According to some articles:

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    Autism- Is There an Issue with Over Diagnosing? One in 68 boys and one in 189 girls are diagnosed with autism in America. This means that in our school‚ potentially 28 boys and 10 girls have autism. As a junior in high school I was able to read many articles about Autism and over diagnosing. There could be many people at your school who have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and you would not know. I will be talking about what Autism is‚ if there is an issue of over diagnosing ASD‚ and the reasons why

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    skies of Arkansas‚ which led her to study at MIT and receive her Ph.D. from Harvard. Currently‚ she is working at NASA‚ and was appointed as the director of the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s Dialogue on Science‚ Ethics‚ and Religion. During her lecture‚ Wiseman covered three main topics. First‚ the universe is beautiful. She displayed a picture of Beetlejuice‚ a constellation of orion‚ which was likely to explode sometime in the ‘near” future. She discussed the differences

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    crippling and arbitrary views on race and religion. The very concept of dividing and separating members of the humanity based on color and nationality is asinine given that race is a social construct. The insipid and manmade concepts of race and religion has ignited and induced countless bloodshed among individuals who neglect that all participants in the deadly and unnecessary evil of war are members of the human race. The inventions of race and religion have only serve to divide individuals on the

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    Ada Vargas 9/12/12 ENGL 111-D40 Argumentative essay Sex education in high schools High schools should provide better sexual education. Prevention is better than cure. The federal government should provide more information in schools and required sex education in the first year of high school. This is important because there are a lot of sexually transmitted diseases‚ teenage pregnancy‚ and teen abortions. Boskey (2011) stated that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are “some of the most difficult

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    Freedom of religion? Are we really free to be apart of whatever religion we choose to believe in? If we are really free to believe in whatever religion we choose then why aren’t we able to pray in schools? Everyone in the United States has amendments that they have to obey. The first amendment to the constitution gives us the freedom of religion‚ speech‚ press‚ and the right to peacefully assemble. Even though we have the freedom to do these things we are not able to use them as freely as we should

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    If a student knows he wants to write an argumentative essay about a topic related to school in some way‚ here are some potential ideas. Should School Uniforms be Mandatory? Communities across America continue to debate this topic. There are plenty of reasons on both sides of the debate‚ so a student could argue either side and write a successful paper. Reasons for mandating school uniforms include the following: Fewer distractions (there will be no distracting clothing - nothing revealing

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