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    University of Phoenix | The Pro’s and Con’s of Plastic Surgery | Com 150 Effective Essay Writing | Patrice Elliott 11/15/2009 | So many people wonder about plastic surgery. Ranging‚ from individuals who have been plagued by disease‚ and need it to feel whole‚ to those who are vain and want to look different. Cosmetic surgery has come across more people’s minds in this day and age than in any other time in history. Plastic surgery has been viewed as a form of art‚ in that it can

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    Avery Atterstrom Negoslawski – Period 7 English 2 Pre-AP/H December 5‚ 2011 Expository Essay Everyone needs some sort of schooling to be successful in life. In school‚ students learn to read‚ write‚ process thoughts and ideas and apply knowledge to outside situations. No one can argue the point that school and education aren’t necessary‚ because the thought is absurd. In my opinion though‚ school had become a competition instead of an education. Students have become so focused on being

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    Plastic Surgery Boom in South Korea As medical technology developed‚ people had more chances to change their appearances. Plastic surgery is one of the breakthroughs in medical technology. It is divided into two fields – reconstructive surgery for functional reasons and cosmetic surgery for aesthetic reasons. The term ‘plastic’ was derived from the Greek word‚ plastikos‚ which means to mold or form. The history of plastic surgery is much older than assumed. Plastic surgery began in ancient India;

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    Some people with relatives that have undergone plastic surgery presume that it automatically increases a child’s confidence by making them feel better about their appearance. Jill Weinstein‚ the mother of Jen Selter(child who underwent rhinoplasty/nose job)‚ asserts her opinion on plastic surgery: “Jen is so happy now...I would say to parents ... it’s[plastic surgery] the greatest gift you could give to your child. What greater gift is confidence and to help them feel happy in who they are?”(qtd

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    Teen Plastic Surgery & Self Esteem AP US History/ AP Psychology March 3‚ 2014 Plastic Surgery began around 4‚000 years ago. In the late 19th century‚ the American medical community grasped reconstruction surgery and the history began. The first major plastic surgeon was Dr. John Peter Mettauer‚ who performed the first cleft palate operation in the North American history of plastic surgery in 1827 with instruments that he used himself. Now in 2010‚ 219‚000 cosmetic plastic surgeries were

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    Is plastic surgery safe or necessary? What the girls want to do for their 16th birthday nowadays? About 15 years ago they asked for a new dress‚ shoes; now they want breast enlargements. The problem of plastic surgeries being performed on minors is really controversial. Should adolescents be able to get what they want before they reach maturity or not? Young teen’s these days are influenced by the pressure of media and their parent’s actions‚ not thinking about their health‚ and becoming too

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    Positive and Negative effects of Plastic Surgery Plastic surgery was designed to make the human body look better. Thousands of people have these operations done every year to change their face and body. When people think about having plastic surgery procedures‚ they think about how beautiful they will look once they have healed. They anticipate how much better their life will be when they finally had the rhinoplasty or breast augmentation that they had been dreaming about. What many of these

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    Expository Essay In the movie “Bend It Like Beckham” Jess has to face the problems of what she wants and her family wants for her‚ but in the end she chose what makes her happy even if her family doesn’t approve. The first abysmal conflict was that Jess gets in a horrible fight with her best friend Jules over their soccer coach Joe. This causes the team to go separate ways and this makes Jess feel really bad about herself‚ so then she goes to Jules’s house and tries to make everything better

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    Expository Essay I have chosen two pieces of music‚ both played with a woodwind instrument‚ but from two very different regions. The first one with title “Lam thang san” is played by a Thai performer using a free-reed aerophone that accompanies the vocalists. The second one is a Native American flute performance with use of an end-blown flute. The title of the piece is “Taos Pueblo Courting Song”. The music gives audiences a gentle touch of peacefulness and solitude of earth. There is an

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    Individual Identity Since the beginning of society each person’s identity has been shaped over time. Our individual identity is ultimately determined by the way others think of us to a certain extent. Influences by our family and Peer-Pressure determine who we are but ultimately the final decision is made up by yourself and who you are as a person. It could be said that influences by our family and Peer-Pressure can determine our individual identity. Possibly the 4‚400 deaths a year are said

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