Should Condoms be Distributed in Schools? One of the most frequently debated topics is‚ Should Condoms be Distributed in Schools? The majority of people say yes and no. However‚ a seemly conclusion has to be attained. Some say no because of the perception of support teenagers to have sex‚ but I oppose that opinion and signify they should be distributed in give instructions because unprotected sex risks young lives. The target at which teenagers be getting A.I.D.S is increasing and for most
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Recently‚ there has been a controversy on the campus regarding whether or not the school should install condom dispensers. Some people are elated at the idea of condom dispensers being installed within the school‚ but other people don’t feel the same way. Condom dispensers should not be placed within the school. It is the belief that installing the dispensers‚ it could cost the school in purchase‚ upkeep‚ and loss of donorship. Another view is that installing the dispensers violates the idea of what
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Essay Type: Persuasive Essay The distribution of condoms in schools can be a very sensitive action. On one hand it can be argued that it encourages teenagers to become more sexually active. On the other hand‚ a well laid out plan to combat the reality of sex amongst teenagers‚ by making condoms available in high schools; can help reduce the risks involved; Such a plan should include understanding teenagers‚ educating them‚ and coming up with creative ways to reach them on their level. Teenagers
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A HAPPY CAMPUS Introduction General Statement: A happy campus is an interesting place for studying Features: + Good facilities + People + Recreation Body Paragraph 1 Topic sentence: There are a lot of good facilities in a happy campus + Excellent library with many kinds of books and modern technology + ATM machine is on every corner of a happy campus + Public transportation is convenient Body Paragraph 2 Topic sentence: The students in a happy campus study together
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Condom Availability in High Schools across the Country Andrew W. Sampaio Tiverton High School In 1991 the New York City Board of Education created a program to make condoms accessible to all high school students upon request. The program caused parental disagreement and the school board was taken to court. Parents claimed that making condoms available to students was a health service and could not be provided to students. The board argued that the condom plan was not a medical service. They
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Value of machine in human life Abdullah-Al-Noman‚ Nilay kumar Dey Sec:E‚PROG.:BSME‚ID:13207002 IUBAT—International University of Business Agriculture and Technology 13207002@iubat.edu Abstract: Machine is substitute of human. Cause machine make easy all the work of human. Human life is nothing without machine‚ every day human use many types of machine for their daily routine work. Machine increase productivity of all industry and non-industry work. Every machine made for one work only and
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