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    Why Bulling Is Bad

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    are more likely than others their age to have hallucinations‚ delusions‚ or other psychotic symptoms... Before suicide there is depression bullies can make people turn on each other... they manipulate the victims friends into making the victim the bad guy the victim could end up with no support inside school and be left feeling alone and helpless.. the victim has no control at all They become depressed but bullying can also have other results like crime‚ resorting to drugs and alcohol ‚chains of

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    Animal Testing Is Bad

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    Many people believe animal testing is bad and scientists abuse animals. However would you rather have humans tested on instead? Animal testing helps humans live longer and stay healthy. It also does the same thing for animals. Animals should be used to test medicines and vaccines to help prevent injuries and cure diseases in humans and other animals. First of all‚ in the article “The Greater Good” it states‚“High school senior Eric Pelly received a hard hit during a rugby match and was rushed

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    Breaking a Bad Habit

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    Habit: the Methods of Quitting Wouldn’t using the substance that one is trying to rid from his or her life hinder the ability to do so? People are creatures of habit. They find comfort in the concepts of familiarity and routine. One of the most common bad habits and addictions among adults is smoking cigarettes. Many smokers are faced with the decision to quit and most often use one of two popular methods‚ quitting cold turkey or quitting with aid. Even though both are methods of achieving the same ultimate

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    Latinomics, Good or Bad?

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    Latinomics‚ Good or Bad? By Paula England What are the effects of the Latino and Hispanic population on the economics of Kentucky? According to Olsen if the Hispanic population were a city‚ it would be the third-largest and fastest growing city in the state. The U. S. Census Bureau reports that the Hispanic population of Kentucky was 21‚984 in 1990 and almost 60‚000 in the year of 2000. These figures do not take into account the undocumented immigrants which are estimated by the government

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    Bad Grading System

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    if other schools or teachers are inflating grades‚ any school or teacher that takes a "hold out" stance will place its students at a disadvantage. Some educators may feel pressured to give higher grades for fear of students complaining and receiving bad course evaluations‚ thereby diminishing their reputation resulting in denial of promotion or tenure‚ or causing them to face lower enrollment in their classes. Course evaluations produced by the students in a class are often used by committees to help

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    Gun Control Is Bad

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    gun‚ knife‚ baseball bat‚ or any other object‚ it doesn’t matter. If not that many citizens have guns thanks to stronger gun laws‚ what if the government becomes tyrannical or does not protect the citizens’ rights? Well they won’t be able to do anything because they will be helpless‚ they can’t take out the leaders and fix the government. The second amendment states‚ “A well-regulated militia‚ being necessary to the security of a free state‚ the right of the people to keep and bear arms‚ shall not

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    Poetry Gone Bad

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    have broken some of the sacred poetry rules. Times they are a changing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents Introduction 1 Sand Soldier 2 Sometimes 3 Ghost Why 4 Bad Days 5 Tears The Boxer 6 Guardian Angel 7 Lost in the Cold Crumbled World 8 You Have Nothing To loose 9 Hope Dream 10 Why Do Things 11 Man Vision Your Dead Soul 12 Do You Remember Mr Political Man

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    THE BAD EFFECT OF INTERNET

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    The Bad Effects of The Internet On The Teenagers Brent Staples is an editorial writer for the New York Times. In “What Adolescents Miss When We Let Them Grow Up in Cyberspace”‚ Brent writes about how teenagers nowadays spend too much time on the Internet to communicate with each other‚ and forget to interact with families and friends in the real life.   Using the Internet too much cost the teenagers don’t have socializing‚ the real world experience that would allow them to leave teenagers behind

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    addressing several inaccuracies in the editorial. The title of the editorial catches our attention straight away. It establishes a sense of moral values and appeals to ethos. The “good” in the title refers to the ‘self-respecting’ citizens; the “bad” refers to the graffiti artists and the “ugly” refers to graffiti itself. This serves to separate the principled and upright members of society from the graffiti artists. The demoralizing effects of graffiti are strengthened by the accompanying

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    Cell Phones Are Bad

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    A Prolific Problem In 1983‚ Martin Cooper introduced the world to a phone that could be taken virtually anywhere. He called it the cell phone. The cell phone today doesn’t share anything more than its name with the original Cooper model from 1983. However‚ the cell phone remains just as much of a groundbreaking device that divides people in very powerful ways. There are some who strongly back the product and those who stand strongly against it with very valid reasons. At times‚ the cell phone

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