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    Avoiding Fast Food

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    Admission Essay Topic 4 Sectional Champs At the beginning of the first week of sectionals‚ nobody had the Valparaiso Vikings winning the Sectional Championship. A majority of the people had us losing in the first round due to the pitching matchup. We faced Ohio State bound Jake Post‚ recently after he had gotten drafted to the MLB by the Pittsburg Pirates. I had already beaten him once‚ but I had to keep his team scoreless in order to do so. Once again‚ I was able to get the complete game

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    Fast Food vs You

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    Fast Food VS You At least 20% of Americans suffer from a possibly fatal disease if not taken care of properly. This disease is happening nation wide and according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention in the last 20 years they have seen a dramatic increase. This disease that is affecting children ranging all the way to adults is called obesity and has recently been taking over mainstream media. When it comes to the topic of obesity‚ most of us will readily agree that Americans have

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    Pogatchnik September 5th 2014 Fast Food Nation Review The author want the readers think about the fast food business. He wants to inform the readers about the things they are eating‚ and he wants to tell the public about the terrible work conditions that many employees have to go through for one to be able to eat a hamburger. He is exposing the secrets of the fast food nation. Eric Schlosser wants us to think about what we are eating‚ and how it gets to us. Fast Food Nation is a way for the American

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    We all know that fast food in general is bad for our well being. I mean‚ foods proccessed with tons of cooking oil can’t be healthy. However we still always have that as Plan B when it comes to our lack of nutrition. Some say its inexpensive‚ while others say it’s just a place where over-cooked and over-priced food meet. In this book Eric Schlosser explains the gruesome ways behind the scenes of the fast food industry. Some just all too hard to take in‚ especially considering I’m really craving a

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    Correlation of Fast Food Culture and the High Rate of Teenage Obesity Nowadays‚ food is easily accessible in the United States. All we have to do to obtain food is open the refrigerator‚ go to the supermarket‚ or stop at drive- through (Schlosser and Wilson 208)‚ Fast food even became a trend replacing regular food since decades ago. Every time when we stand in front of a fast food shop‚ the typical smiling face of a cartoon like Ronald McDonald always warms our heart. The golden-fried chip‚ big

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    Fast Food and Pizza Hut

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    COMPETITION ANALYSIS Of MC DONALDS By Nihit Agarwal "Billions served." indeed. McDonald’s is the world’s #1 fast-food company by sales‚ with more than 30‚000 of its flagship restaurants serving burgers and fries in more than 100 countries” . Today‚ “McDonald’s operates over 31‚000 restaurants worldwide‚ employing more than 1.5 million people.” In terms of countries‚ it operates in more than 119 countries on six continents. 70% of the locations are run by franchises while the corporation

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    Local Vs Fast Food

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    Local Vs. Fast Food Austen Thum 1/10/14 CACCAH Fast Food Nation and Food Inc. were works that truly reveled something that I was completely blind to. I had always known that McDonalds and other fast food chains were of course unhealthy‚ but was unaware of the things that that these big corporations were hiding from the consumers. This information I acquired about how fast food chains really worked completely changed my mind set and was an enormous eye opener. After learning about this I started

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    The popularity of fast food production today is a direct result of busy families. In today’s society both husband and wife usually obtain full-time careers. These careers take up much of the family’s time and energy. Children of these families are usually very active in many extracurricular activities such as‚ Boy Scouts‚ football‚ baseball‚ and basketball. With all of the practice‚ games‚ and outings‚ these activities consume a great amount of the family’s time. In this fast paced life people find

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    Kelsey Randall Essay 2 Professor Nilton Gomes In 2002 a series of complaints were filed against the McDonald’s corporation. The plaintiffs who filed the complaints claimed that McDonald’s caused their obesity (USDC). This lawsuit raised a surprisingly controversial question of corporate versus personal responsibility. Is McDonalds really to blame for these teens weight problems? The answer is no‚ obesity is absolutely a matter of personal responsibility. Mcdonalds advertising did not force

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    health and security of our nation is at stake.” Spoken while the First Lady‚ Obama discussed an issue that has plagued the nation. The topic? The unhealthy eating habits of American citizens‚ and the direct consequences them. The United States has faced and continues to face many problems. Some of these include an unproductive upcoming generation‚ a lack of money‚ and extreme obesity. However‚ these three problems could easily be solved. Deterring from eating fast food could solve national issues

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