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    Cellphone is necessary for students? These days‚ most students have cellphones. Some people might think that cellphones are not a necessary item for students. They think that cellphones could distract students during the class and while they are doing their homework. That’s why teachers in school do not allow students to bring cellphones in the class. However‚ even though they can distract students from homework or classwork‚ cell phones are necessary for students to communicate with parents

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    Cellphone Safety on Road

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    vehicle should not use cellphones while driving because it is very dangerous to the person who’s driving and those who are travelling. Cellphones are major distractions to the drivers; it gets ones full attention off the road. Cellphone usage on the road can take away peoples life in a second in a fatal crash. Cellphone use is very hazardous on the road. It is hard for drivers to keep the car in the single lane while maintaining the same speed when using the cell phone. Cellphones cause accidents and

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    Living Together while not Married In the past it was not socially acceptable for unmarried couples to live together. It was seen as wrong and was therefore extremely rare. It is possible that this contributed to early marriage. Unmarried couples living together has almost become the norm now. Many decide to see how they get along living together before they decide to marry. It is also common for couples to live together‚ and possibly have children‚ without ever getting married. They live the same

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    How have anthropologists argued that gender is socially constructed‚ with reference to the Japanese and Mosuo culture.Within this essay‚ it will be discussed how anthropologists have argued that gender is socially constructed. It is argued that this occurs as a result of human behaviour‚ thought or interference‚ which reflects the social norms within a culture and is not due to any physical‚ natural or biological difference (Bussey & Bandura‚ 1999). When anthropologists discuss the societal construction

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    Cellphones should be banned Nowadays you see cellphones everywhere: at the store‚ at a restaurant‚ and even at the theater. People seem not able to put them down or turn them off. Cellphones have negative effects on health‚ society‚ and safety. I have arranged my discussion in this order‚ ascending of importance‚ in order to give the reader some insight in the world of cellphones‚ and why cellphones should be banned. Cellphones can cause severe stress in all generations. Children and young adults

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    But with the advantages comes the disadvantages. The increased use of cell phones has had a negative influence on society. For example‚ the use of cellphones has limited socializing‚ the demand and costs have affected consumers negatively and they have also been a common factor in many car accidents‚ including fatalities. The dependency of cellphones has had a negative social effect. The cell phone is probably one of the most commonly owned devices in America. “75% of all American teens ages 12-17

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    History of Cellphone

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    and shore-to-ship demonstration of radio telephony‚ through the Second World War with military use of radio telephony links. Mobile telephones for automobiles became available from some telephone companies in the 1950s. Hand-held radio transceivers have been available since the Second World War. Mobile phone history is often divided into generations (first‚ second‚ third and so on) to mark significant step changes in capabilities as the technology improved over the years. Pioneers of Radio telephony

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    Report English 101 16 October 2012 How Have Cell Phones Changed Society What would you do without your cellphone? Most people wouldn’t know what to do. Cell phones are a part of almost everybody’s life‚ but it never used to always be like that. If people wanted to get in touch with you back then‚ they left messages with your office or on your machine (SHC). Cell phones have changed the society we live in today. When investigating how cell phones have changed society‚ one must consider how it changes

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    Cellphone History

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    Cell phones have become a crucial part of modern society‚ yet few people know their origins. From the Motorola DynaTac to the iPhone 5S there is an interesting history in the cell phone. Early forms of cellular communication were the radios in ships and trains. The drive for the invention of truly portable devices came after World War II. Motorola demonstrated the first genuinely mobile phone in 1973 and a Japanese company named NTT launched the first automated commercial cellular network. However

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    Socially Isolated

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    Social Isolationism due to the Internet 1. Introduction The Internet has been an essential tool for the growth of society. With the help of the Internet‚ inclusive of smart phones‚ society has been able to revolutionize the way people function and communicate in their daily lives and work‚ drastically increasing productivity and also to facilitate a better work-life balance. (Gibbs. N‚ 2012) However‚ as society "plugs themselves" in to the Internet‚ the dependency for the Internet increases

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