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    Dystopian Vs Today

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    and today’s society is the way people live. For example‚ in “The Machine Stops” people live in “a small room‚ hexagonal in shape‚ like the cell of a bee.” The room described by Forster is completely opposite of what one would see in today’s society. Today‚ people live in all different kinds of living

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    Computer in Todays World

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    The Place of Computer in Today’s World Introduction: Today‚ we are living in a computer age. The awareness of computer is more than at any other time. It has dominated almost all the fields. There is hardly an industry‚ which does not use computers. It is not anymore thought of as a mere calculating machine. Computers are used in banks‚ factories‚ in Government offices‚ education institutions‚ for research and development and even supermarkets. The Computer plays a very vital role in the following

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    Atticus Relevant Today

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    the facts of life.” This is relevant today because of the racial inequality in the world. Another way TKAM is relevant today is the amount of poverty in the book. In chapter 2 Miss Caroline finds out Walter Cunningham doesn’t have money for lunch‚ Miss Caroline then offers him twenty-five cents for lunch. After he refuses many times Scout says “Walter Cunningham was sitting there lying his head off. He didn’t forget his lunch‚ he didn’t have any. He had none today nor would he have any tomorrow or the

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    Spanking Children

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    striking the child ’s bottom in reaction to poor behavior‚ with either an open hand or an implement‚ without producing physical injury. There is much argument over whether a parent should spank their child or not. Those who do not believe in spanking say spanking is form of child abuse. They associate it with various adult problems. These pacifists suggest using an “alternative" to spanking; that spanking teaches children that violence is an acceptable way of getting one ’s way. They also believe

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    Children and Technology

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    Ashraf Islam Okanagan College English 100-003 6 February 2013 Children and Technology Since the early Twenty First Century‚ there has been vast advancement in technology‚ particularly in the field of computers that are developing faster than even the blinking of our eyes. Simultaneously‚ technology has become a vital part of our daily lives. Most of our activities are the part and product of technology; starting from the way we receive our news through various websites and digital

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    „What point is there in studying a dramatist who lived 400 years ago?” Shakespeare is a British dramatist‚ lyric poet and actor who lived from 1564-1616. Today it’s the 6th of september 2010. Shakespeare died almost 400 years ago. So why should people still keep busy with someone who lived such a long time ago? Why is Shakespeare still studied today? Many pupils would answer: Because teachers love to bore us. How could someone who lived 400 years ago write about anything which is from current interest

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    Law Enforcement Today

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    are many stressors in police work. Much of the stress associated with police work comes from recruiting and retaining police officers. One of the chief stressors of recruitment and retention flows from the nature of our diverse societies. Both the U S. and Canada have significant ethnic populations living within their borders. In areas of each country with non-English speaking minorities‚ police departments stress the importance of having officers that have the ability to investigate a crime or

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    Marketing to Children

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    Marketing Children Child obesity is a growing problem in todays society. "On average 28% of girls age 6-11 are overweight." Pediatricians are now seeing more and more children with high levels of cholesterol‚ high blood pressure‚ and adult on-set diabetes. In 1997 American children obtained 50% of their calories from added fat and sugar and only 1% of childrens diets resembled the recommended proportions of the Food Pyramid. The amount of money that is spent marketing to children is outrageous

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    Is Chivalry Alive Today

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    be great to have in our society but I don’t believe that it exists too much anymore in the world today. Let me break down here some of the chivalry rules compared with the actions of the people of the current world. One rule of chivalry is that you have to honor and respect women. Back in the days of King Arthur this was carried out greatly but if you look at the lack of respect given to women today you see that this rule of chivalry no longer exists. Women’s right have made great strides in

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    Latchkey Children

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    on a door and was coined in 1944 after an NBC documentary was made on this occurrence of children forced to live in this manner during and after the second World War‚ when ‘Dad’ enlisted and ‘Mom’ had to go find work (Mertens 57-61). The term might not be used as loosely as it was back then‚ but ‘latchkey children’ still exist today. Although unsupervised children can potentially cause harm to other children‚ and have long lasting effects towards how authority will handle these young people once

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