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    TV viewing takes away the time that your child needs to develop important skills like language‚ creativity‚ motor‚ and social skills.  These skills are developed in the kids’ first two years (a critical time for brain development) through play‚ exploration‚ and conversation.  A kid’s language skills‚ for example‚ do not improve by passively listening to the TV.  It is developed by interacting with people‚ when talking and listening is used in the context of real life.  TV viewing numbs your kid’s

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    Marisa O’Steen March‚ 25 2012 Justice – 355 Professor Surrendrahath In today’s economy keeping people in prison is becoming an ugly‚ expensive mess. There are now so many alternatives to incarceration that we need to explore and start using. Johnny Cash wrote a song called “Folsom Prison Blues” describing the angst of inmates‚ permanently immortalizing them in the publics minds. However‚ now that prisons across the country are running out of resources and space

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    A new study shows that children who spend more time watching television spend less time interacting with their family and playing creatively. Children watch television more than any other activity. Researchers from University of Texas at Austin and Harvard Children’s Hospital wanted to understand whether and how this affects children’s health and behavior. Dr. Elizabeth Vandewater and her colleagues surveyed 2‚900 children ages 12 and under around the United States and analyzed all of the children’s

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    North Koreans have very limited human rights. North Korea is one of the world’s most authoritarian country in the world. The small country is led by a dictator‚ Kim Jong-Un‚ who has helped shape North Korea’s chaos. Kim Jong-Un has limited many things in his citizens life‚ like limiting their freedom of media access. All media and publications are government controlled. Any one on the internet or making an international call is being monitored. If a North Korean is found with any form of media‚ or

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    North Korea when compared to the dystopian society in Anthem has some similarities and differences. The society in Anthem like North Korea has shut itself off from the world which caused slow advances in technology. North Korea is run by one person‚ but there is a group of people called “The World Council” that run the society in Anthem. Even though North Korea has some correlations to the society in Anthem there is also some distinction between the two. The government structure in the dystopian

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    Paul G. Pierpaoli’s‚ Truman and Korea the Political Culture of the Early Cold War‚ written in 1999‚ focuses on the American decision to mediate in the Korean War and the political‚ military‚ and social impact it left behind. Pierpaoli provides an understanding into America’s first undeclared conflict and the building of the national security state. The main emphasis is to analyze how the nation mobilized for the war and how that affected the economic scene and political culture of the United

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    ruler of North Korea in 2011 after the death of his father‚ Kim Jong-il. Under the control of Kim Jong-Un and his family over the years‚ the people of North Korea’s freedoms have become very limited. For example‚ there is no religious freedom and no freedom of movement. North Korea’s demographics show a lot about the country and how it is being run. Due to North Korea being a communist country‚ the country’s demographics and health situations are very bad off. Freedom in North Korea Not only does

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    control how people think and behave: propaganda‚ censorship‚ and surveillance. Totalitarian states have employed these methods effectively in the past. Today‚ North Korea stands as a model of the dystopian society that George Orwell wrote about in his novel‚ Nineteen Eighty-Four. With a third generation leader now in ascendancy‚ North Korea is a testament as to how effective mind-control methods can be as Orwell warned us they would. Propaganda can be used to instill constant fear on people to control

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    A: Current Problem-North Korea is a threat to itself and the world. People inside of North Korea are suffering every day and the U.S. is doing nothing. B: Population- Oppressed North Koreans and Ranking officials around the world. C: Key Terms- Death camps‚ Starvation‚ Nuclear arsenal. Thesis Statement: The U.S. should invade North Korea because of vast Starvation throughout the country‚ the eminent nuclear threat‚ and the many death camps scattered around North Korea holding almost 1/4 of its population

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    1984 vs North Korea Essay Oceania‚ one of the three superstates is at constant war with either Eastasia or Eurasia. Why? Because‚ Big Brother‚ their figurehead‚ says that they are. North Korea‚ containing one of the most violent regimes in the world‚ despises Americans and the U.S.A. Why? Because‚ Kim Jong Un‚ there “god-like” figurehead‚ says that they are. One factor that most people can agree on is the similarities between the world of 1984‚ and the world in North Korea. Specifically‚ the loyalty

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