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    Gun Debate

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    their hands to create a law about guns. Many people agree to not being allowed to own guns at all but some people are upset at the law because they would like to own guns for their protection. After the Connecticut school massacre‚ a very intense debate on the gun law was talked about on how to keep guns away from criminals without taking the guns away from lawful gun owners to protect their selves and families. Many people been fighting for stricter gun laws for a while now and their wait is now

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    English Debate

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    Tamika DeWese Amy Wilkinson ESL-223N 21 April 2013 The English Only Debate The education of our children with disabilities‚ disadvantages‚ and non-proficient has always been a debate. The English-only movement means English is the mandatory language for daily life used in the United States. Which at times is taught to the minorities‚ children of all ages‚ people with different backgrounds used as a second language‚ and the teachers working with them. English language learners (ELLs) benefit

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    occurring in society. John Dewey states that “the modification going on in the method and curriculum of education is as much a product of the changed social situation‚ and as much an effort to meet the needs of the new society that is forming‚ as are changes in modes of industry and commerce.” The events of the world reflect in education‚ and this impacts the curriculum of schools and the values education promotes. This is seen through the reform movements of Horace Mann and John Dewey‚ as well as in

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    March Debate

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    My partner and I stand in firm negation of the following resolve. Single-gender classrooms would improve the quality of education in American public schools. Before we go any further into this debate we must clarify what is meant by “quality of education.” This refers to more than just the material that is taught or the scores submitted to the state. Educational institutions are not simply where children go to learn; it is where they spend nearly half their waking hours. This includes preparing

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    Debate Is Good

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    RH bill Pros 1. Overpopulation. It is believed that RH Bill is the responsive approach to rapid population growth to which many people point out as a cause to poverty. One proof is the direct effect of overpopulation on unemployment which is widespread in the country. 2. Pro Choice and Pro Chance. Not only that RH bill is a “pro choice”‚ as cited on the bill‚ but also a chance to alleviate poverty. By using contraceptives‚ people have a choice as to the number of children that they can afford

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    Debate on Smoking Should the Government be able to control what we do in our own lives‚ or what we do to our own bodies? Would you want a communist country‚ Where the government controlled what you do every single day? In my opinion if you banned smoking it would just be the start down a path that could allow other unconstitutional laws and freedoms being stricken from the American population. The main reason why the government has not ban this drug yet is because of the economy‚ cigarettes alone

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    Debate Speech

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    Debate Speech 1.) Having higher level of taxes on fast food would discourage the consumption of such products * With the taxes be higher‚ people would think before buying in a way. They will ask themselves are they really willing to buy a burger and pay such a large amount of tax or would they rather go to a grocery store where they can purchase healthier food for less or same price as one burger * Having higher sales taxes rate for fast foods would increase the price costumers

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    The great Debate

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    The Great Debate Contemporary society has done enough for the legacies of historical globalization. The legacies of historical globalization is an important issue and many people believe that more can be done‚ but others feel that contemporary society has done its part. Contemporary society has sent many different kinds of relief to third world countries and there are also many organizations out there that are dedicated to helping people who are suffering from poverty. Contemporary society has

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    Nike Debate

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    Case:  "Nike:  The Sweatshop Debate" 1. Should Nike be held responsible for working conditions in foreign factories that it does not own‚ but where subcontractors make products for Nike? Yes‚ Nike is not only responsible but also accountable for the working conditions of foreign countries that it does not own. Nike should realize that it is a Global Organization and working globally does not only mean that taking advantage of low cost destination but also taking responsibility of the contractors/employees

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    Euthanasia Debate

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    Group A – the group that we were a part of – believed that to allow a person to die with dignity‚ at a time of their choosing‚ would be kinder than allowing them to suffer – particularly if they had a terminal illness. If a person feels their quality of life has become impaired and their health deteriorated‚ they should have the right to end their suffering. It seems cruel to allow a person to suffer physically because of their illness‚ and mentally because of the effect on their self-esteem‚ etc

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