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    Causes of Stress on a College Student College students experience a lot of stress because of different causes that affect their daily life. Here are some reasons on why college students are stressed. First‚ we have the stress caused by adapting to a new life. College students have a heavier workload compared to their high school life. It is also in this phase that we experience the letting loose of teachers and parents to college students that will result to their being more independent. In there

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    Adrian Brown Donald Comp 1I 5 November 2014 Cause and effect Everyone makes choices in their lives that can affect them until the day that they die‚ not all choices affect people in positive ways though. More than 3‚200 kids younger than the age of 18 use cigarettes for the first time‚ which means 3‚200 minors‚ decide to make that choice and take the risk of becoming addicted to nicotine before the age of 18. Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States and with knowing

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    Helen Nesterenko  2/23/15  ELA‚ Lipari    What Effect Does Being ADHD Have on a Child?    Many  children  and  adults  are  identified  as  ADHD  or  ADD  (having  attention  deficit/hyperactivity  disorder)  in our current society‚ and many of us just stray away from  such individuals.  There is  nothing wrong  with ADHD‚ it just  means that the child’s brain   is  wired  differently.  What  no  one  does‚  is  think  of  the   effects  on  the  individual  that  is  created  because we  decide 

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    Aguilar Per. 1 You may have thought that school uniforms were only worn by those of private schools or upper elite classes‚ but in fact it was quite the opposite. Uniforms were given to poor communities and schools‚ known as charity schools that would help children learn to read and write‚ in England around the 16th century. The uniforms that students would wear consisted of a blue blazer‚ cap and short trousers‚ and a brown satchel bag. The reason uniforms were issued was because it would cost less

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    A school uniform is an enforced code of dress that all students must wear throughout the school day. School uniforms have been utilized in private schools for decades‚ but have since been made there way into some public schools as well. Dress codes are generally a code of dress that prohibits students from wearing certain types of clothing‚ rather than mandating what clothing a student can and cannot wear. The debate on whether school’s should implement school uniforms has been an ongoing

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    oblivious to the controversy of school uniforms but it is‚ nonetheless‚ a highly debated issue among students and families. Private schools often enforce uniforms‚ which are standardized to indigo or khaki pants and collared shirts limited to the school colors. Many of the public schools in the United States that do not have a uniform policy‚ administer a dress code which the students often neglect and teachers fail to implement. Those in opposition to school uniforms argue that they remove individuality

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    School uniforms are an outdated tradition. School uniforms have been around for many years‚ but in this day and age‚ isn’t it time schools begin to phase out uniform and allow students to make their own decisions on what they wear to school? The main topics are comfort‚ cost and respect. I believe that allowing mufti in schools is in the best interest of the students and families. Comfort is one of the leading reasons for preferring mufti to uniform‚ because let’s face it‚ in order for students

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    School Uniforms Schools should be schools and not fashion shows. Students that attend school are mostly worried about what they are going to wear to school and less worried about their homework‚ which is far more important. I believe that we should have school uniforms for multiple reasons. Most students think that school uniforms are dumb because every one of them would be wearing the same exact thing. Did you ever think that you could stand out in your own special way? Not everybody has to wear

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    School uniforms Statistics show that schools‚ who have adopted uniforms‚ have seen a drop in all around problems at the school. “A small study by Kelly DeLong (Ohio State University thesis‚ 1998) linked uniforms to improved student outcomes. She found ’there was a significant difference in reading‚ mathematics‚ and citizenship tests between the school with the uniforms and the school without the uniforms.’" It has been proven that schools with uniforms have seen a rise in grades with students. With

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    demand for school uniforms. This is when school uniforms became the "hype" of the nation. That is also when many people came to the conclusion in their own minds that school uniforms should come to affect‚ which is because it SHOULD take affect!In 1999 two armed students killed 13 people within class coarse. Those two boys were able to bring in weapons because they had long‚ baggy clothes on which hid the weapons. This made the nation thinks highly of protecting schools and school uniforms/dress codes

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