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    Why Do We Have College

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    Views on College Education One could think of multiple reasons as to why they need a college education. Louis Menand introduces three theories that concern today’s college education in the article “Live and Learn: Why we need college”‚ found in The New Yorker. As a former Ivy League professor‚ Menand was never questioned about what he was teaching his students. But while teaching at a public university‚ he was shocked after a number of students continued to ask him questions such as “Why did we

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    Why college education is important to me” Richard Alyn Thompson II My full name is Richard Alyn Thompson II. I was born on the 16th day of August in 1965. The child of Carol and Richard Thompson‚ both of whom are now deceased. My parents were divorced when I was young and I never really knew my father or my father’s family. I have one sister who is younger then me. I was the first member of my family to graduate from High School in over one hundred (100) years. To my knowledge no other member

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    How to Plan an Adult’s Birthday Party Statistics show that the people who have birthday party‚ the most live the longest. Birthdays are good for you. Planning a birthday party may seem like a simple project‚ but it can be difficult with a lot of work. In order to plan a successful party‚ you have to have good organization‚ a good location and sufficient budget. Below you’ll find three simple steps that will get you on your way to planning a fabulous birthday bash.

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    Why I Chose College

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    always been a dream of mine to go to college‚ but until my junior year of high school‚ that dream sounded as realistic as being a princess or a pirate. Money has never been plentiful in my life‚ but I did not let that stop me from wanting to go to college and make something of myself. I wanted to rise above the complications in my life so that I could become a better and more secure person from them. By taking a leap of faith and applying myself to the college of my choice‚ I put that dream into action

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    Is college worth going to? Does going to it help you in the future? Or does it just put you in debt? Many people think of college as something that everyone has to go to‚ to be successful in life. But it isn’t alway necessary to be successful. For example some of the most successful people in the world such as Bill Gates and Steve Jobs dropped out of high school but are very proficient at what they do. Right now you may think that it doesn’t matter if I go to college because they didn’t and yet they

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    Udeira L. Simmons Tuesday‚ September 18‚ 2012 ‘’Why college education is important to me’’ “This one step-choosing a goal and sticking to it-changes everything.” ~Scott Reed~ Having a college education can mean so many different things‚ to so many different people. One may not even really begin to grasp the importance and impact it may have on one’s life. Until you take that step into reaching your goal. A college education can either mean the start of a new career. It can allow

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    From a young age‚ I have always pushed myself out of my comfort zone. As a result‚ I was able to improve and learn more about myself‚ such as my passion for theatre. This desire to push myself is one of the countless reasons for my interested in attending New York University‚ and more specifically Tisch‚ seeing how they push students to be superior and truly strengthen their skills. In addition‚ the undergraduate programs prepare and train their students like a rigorous conservatory‚ along with

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    man‚ be the girl a man needs.¨ - unknown. In the novel Lyddie by Katherine Paterson‚ Lyddie the protagonist‚ has to make a decision to go to college or marry Luke. Lyddie should go to college and not marry Luke because she values learning and is independent. others may disagree Based on Lyddie’s character traits‚ Lyddie made the right choice on going to college because she values learning. First off‚ on page 78 the text said ¨she had to know what would happen to little oliver.¨ Lyddie always wants

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    the government. Contention 1: Proper representation is lost. When there is an election‚ the Electoral College does not give an accurate representation of the people because they vote for representatives‚ who in reality cast their votes. Not only that‚ but a candidate can win an election with just 270 electoral votes. South Sea Republic Organization in 2008 explains: “The Electoral College is an indirect voting mechanism. US citizens vote for representatives who then cast ballots for the US President

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    PRO – The benefits of domestic surveillance by the NSA outweigh the harms. DEFINITIONS: The term benefit is defined as‚ "to be useful or helpful to (someone or something)." (Merriam-Webster) Outweigh means‚ "to be greater than in value." (Merriam-Webster) The NSA’s domestic surveillance program involves collects a multitude of metadata on phone calls. Additionally‚ raw data on internet traffic is collected (ProPublica(R.1)). Domestic is defined as‚ "existing or occurring inside a particular

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