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    Did you know that economists have estimated in a new study that banning fast food advertisements from children’s television programs would reduce the number of overweight children in the U.S. by 18 percent‚. This is from an article titled TV Ads Contribute to Childhood Obesity‚ Economists say by Roni Rabyn writing for the New York Times in 2008. The question I am answering today is‚ Should the government regulate TV advertising directed towards children? The answer is yes the government needs more

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    Does it cause health problems or is it healthy and may reduce risk of disease? Does it help prevent bone loss? Is soy milk safe to drink or not? What is the ongoing debate about‚ and what are the issues and evidence? I am all for incorporating healthy food into my eating habits. That is‚ if I know the lowdown both pro and con. When I decided to add soy to my diet‚ I discovered there was a lot I did not understand about soy. Therefore‚ I began to research. I continue to follow the ongoing and obviously

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    Having a semi-automatic weapon with a reasonable high magazine capacity saved that woman’s life. The high capacity of an AR‚ along with it’s light weight‚ accuracy and accessories make this an awful nice weapon to have in the case of an emergency. Banning assault weapons isn’t going to save lives‚ it will only disarm or disadvantage the law obeying citizens and help the criminals who will have weapons no matter what. The reason to own an assault weapon is for protection ‚recreation and self defense

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    While comparing the two articles ‘The Case for Banning Guns’ and ‘The Case Against Banning Guns’ the one that makes the most sense and is the most logical is the latter choice. While both sides made realistic arguments‚ the author‚ Paul Waldman‚ choice of words point the reader to believe that he realizes his view is unobtainable. Throughout the second article‚ the author‚ Shiha Dalmia‚ had many valid points‚ including the example used to reiterate her point about the fact that the biggest mass

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    to books. When students want to read‚ most have a full library of books. Some schools limit what their students read and ban them from reading certain books. The policy of banning books is ineffective because it gives students reason to read the banned book and individual parents can decide what their child reads. By banning books‚ students become curious as to why it was banned so they are drawn to reading it. “By demanding that Stephen Chbosky’s young adult novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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    Banning books over the years has caused lot of controversy. Many people are all-for banning the indecent books‚ but there are some out there that think banning books is completely useless and idiotic. Books should not be banned because of its racial or sexual content. I oppose book banning for one reason. I believe that every person should have the option to read whatever they want. Many schools claim they ban books because they do not want students to act out or feel uncomfortable. Schools are

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    impressionable minds‚ we should not ban books books because it filters realism and limits our ability for an open mind. It would deprive students of an education about the world around them. Banning books would completely get rid of our freedom of expression and it would restrain our usually infinite imagination. Banning books puts an end to true freedom of expression. As the first amendment of the Constitution of the United States states "Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech‚ or

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    Is banning school soda machines a good idea? It’s not the government’s job to make decisions about what we drink and where we drink it. That’s why I think it’s a bad idea to ban soda machines from schools. Taking away soda machines will take away the students ability to learn how to make healthier decisions for themselves. If they don’t learn how to make healthy choices as a kid‚ they won’t be able to make those good choices as an adult. The New York Times states that anyone who has tried

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    Banned Books Synthesis Research Paper Book banning has stirred many vehement debates and remains a critical issue America since the 16th century. This form of censorship has even taken a hold on high school curriculums which has restrained students from receiving a larger sample of real life situations. Not only is this curriculum censorship unethical‚ it is also unfair to the students themselves. Parents and educators who have supported this practice hope to “protect” their children

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