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    Arachnophobia - 1

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    definite phobias. Almost half of women and 10 percent of men part are victims of this specific phobia (Looking At Arachnophobia). Arachnophobia is of a European origin. Spiders‚ during that time‚ were associated with the Black Plague resulting in an epidemic fear. As my case study‚ I will be using examples from my cousin whom is a sufferer of arachnophobia. For as long as I can remember‚ my cousin Caron has had an immense fear of spiders. She cannot watch them on television‚ see them on a photo‚

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    Obesity: Who Is at Fault?

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    this doesn’t seem like much of a problem. However‚ Robert Jeffery and Simone French (1998)‚ authors of the article Epidemic Obesity in the United States: Are Fast Food and Television Viewing Contributing? assert that “Obesity is an important public health problem that‚ in recent years‚ has reached epidemic proportions” (p. 277). In fact‚ some are calling the problem the “obesity epidemic.” Several lawsuits against fast food establishments have been filed by those who are overweight. It’s a serious problem

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    •Joselin D‚ Brouard A. The prevalence of grandmothers as primary caregivers in a poor pediatric population. J Community Health. 1995 Oct; 20(5):383–401. •Roe KM‚ Minkler M‚ Saunders F‚ Thomson GE. Health of grandmothers raising children of the crack cocaine epidemic. Med Care. 1996 Nov; 34(11):1072–1084. •Minkler M‚ Fuller-Thomson E‚ Miller D‚ Driver D. Depression in grandparents raising grandchildren: results of a national longitudinal study. Arch FM Med. 1997 Sep-Oct; 6(5):445–452. •Jendrek MP. Grandparents

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    himself well. At this point there was a sense of doubt seeded in Mr. Hale about the accusations. But then Proctor fails to recite all the ten commandments and so thinking there ship has sunk. Mr. Hale simply says “Theology‚ sir‚ is a fortress: no crack in a fortress may be accounted small.” Mr. Hale bids then adue and is about to leave when Goody Proctor tells Mr. Proctor to tell him about Abigail speaking to him about how Mr.Parris discovered the girls “sportin” in the woods and how they were startled

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    Research Paper <1> for GOVT 2302.001 Spring 2013 The policies that constitute “War on Drugs” are primarily based on racism due to biased policies‚ Jim Crow laws‚ and racial bias. Since America has been knowledgeable of the problems drugs bring upon the public the government has attempted to fight against drugs‚ however every fight is not fair. War is defined as a conflict carried on by force of arms‚ as between nations or between parties within a nation‚ however can war be based upon race

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    Methamphetamines Samantha Erb Lock Haven University Methamphetamines I chose to write about methamphetamines because since high school I have had a great interest in the drug and its effects. In high school the book “Tweak” came out. Tweak is about a young man who is a recovering addict. He was addicted to meth‚ cocaine‚ and heroine where he enrolled himself into a 12 step program. Within this program the young man has a very supportive sponsor but he feels like it is time

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    The Plight of African-American Males Staheen Murray Empire State College College Writing Lisa Mastrangelo April 20‚ 2011 The issue amongst this group is the dropout rate that has affected this group in epidemic proportions. Due to oppression discrimination and racism the African American in America is still struggling for meritocracy today. With the of lack of education‚ poverty and imprisonment‚ the Black male is now being considered an endangered species. With

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    Picture the United States as a place where self-expression was still frowned upon. A free country but you are still not allowed to love who you want to love. A place where same sex couples were discriminated against and had to hide behind closed doors and windows. A place where people are forced to conform and live unhappy unfulfilled lives because they had to marry the opposite gender that they were not attracted to. This is the way America could still be if the Stonewall Riots never happened. Thankfully

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    Sara Nostrant The Ebola in Our Everything Spoofs in the mass media are for the purpose of making light in topics found in films‚ videos‚ political issues‚ or songs by exaggerating the issue with comedy. Spoofs take the form of videos‚ and sometimes even pictures that touch up on humorous or even tough topics. In 2014‚ Saturday Night Live took on the task of making Ebola‚ a fatal virus‚ funny to the mass media. Saturday Night Live took the popular romantic comedy “The Fault in Our Stars” and

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    the Cold War. In 1982‚ Reagan responded to the increasing crack epidemic with a War on Drugs. Reagan advocated for more vigorous polices in order to fight for drug-free schools and businesses. He believed that drugs were menacing to the American society. In 1986‚ Reagan funded his War on Drugs with a bill that budgeted $1.7 billion and enforced a minimum penalty for drug offense. In order to help children and teenagers from the drug epidemic‚ First Lady Nancy Reagan began funding the “Just Say No”

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