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    Marijuana in the US

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    Billie Whitfield Whitfield 1 Dr. Henry Stewart English Composition II 29‚ January 2015 Medical Marijuana in the United States of America Marijuana‚ also known as cannabis‚ is a flower that is indigenous‚ meaning it is produced naturally‚ with the compound chemical of tetrahydocannabinol‚ known as THC; which gives psychoactive and physiological effects. The plant was well known from the early 1600 ’s and known uses go back to 7000 B.C‚ but the plant didn’t reach public awareness as a

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    11th March 2011

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    11th March 2011:   Submitted by Medha Madhuram ‚ Class VIII. Chennai Public School. She  was a student of Global Indian International School –Tokyo and a former student of Fahaheel  Alwataniya Indian Private School(FAIPS)‐Kuwait. As the flight ANA‚ a thirty four  seater  je t just took off from the runway at Narita airport; I  closed my eyes and started recalling the events that had happened in the last six days. Who knew such a bright day in Tokyo could end in such horror!!! A series of unfortunate events shook Japan on 11th March 2011

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    Leonard Freed and The March on Washington The Civil Rights movement was essential for the equality of African Americans in the United States. March on Washington was a political rally on August 28‚ 1963; that fought for jobs and freedom for African Americans. The march was the largest of its kind in the history of the United States with over 250‚000 people in attendance‚ and more than 60‚000 of them were white. Leonard Freed’s black and white photograph‚ at the March on Washington‚ captures the

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    Medical Marijuana

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    Medical Marijuana Introduction: “Cannabis isn’t for everybody‚ but patients are entitled to pick and choose their own medicine.” Michelle Rainey (VanMusic‚ 2010‚ Pg. 1) Thesis: The prescription drug companies dispense medicines that are harmful and that is what I am here to change your minds about today. This will explore what Medical Marijuana can be used for‚ the lies you’ve been told about Marijuana and how corrupt the Pharmaceutical drug companies are. Body: I. Why is Marijuana medicine

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    My Long March

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    The Critique of My Long March Lang. 3750 100 Dr. Xiaojun Wang The Critique of My Long March In my class‚ on July 1st‚ we watched a movie titled‚ My Long March‚ which was filmed in mainland China. This movie employed 110‚000 crew/actors and spanned over 6‚000 miles of the historical Red Army route. This movie was made in order to commensurate the Seventieth anniversary of the Long March. This film was directed by Zhai Jungie and produced by August First Film Studio in 2006. Zhai Jungie directed

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    Editorial Marijuana

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    2013 Ann O’Phelan LA 280 Perspective Journalism Marijuana? What’s the Big Deal About? The big debate in California is wether the state should legalize marijuana‚ and then tax it to bring in revenues to help California climb out of the mountain of a debt it got in. Although Marijuana is deemed as a gateway drug that can lead into harder drugs‚ legalizing Marijuana will help In the past twelve months‚ only two states have legalize marijuana for recreational use‚ and California was not one of

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    Ghandi Salt March

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    In 1930 in order to help free India from British control‚ Mahatma Gandhi proposed a non-violent march protesting the British Salt Tax‚ continuing Gandhi’s pleas for civil disobedience. The Salt Tax essentially made it illegal to sell or produce salt‚ allowing a complete British monopoly. Since salt is necessary in everyone’s daily diet‚ everyone in India was affected. The Salt Tax made it illegal for workers to freely collect their own salt from the coasts of India‚ making them buy salt they couldn’t

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    Resume of middle march

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    Lydgate: Is a Young man of about 30‚ of good family‚ he is a new doctor in Middlemarch with new ideas of medicine‚ wants to innovate and improve‚ he falls in love with Rosamond and marries her. Rosamond Vincy: She’s the most beautiful girl in Middle march‚ has got dark blue eyes and fair hair‚ she thinks only in herself‚ is selfish‚ vain‚silly‚ loves and always has to have the best things. Fred Vincy: He’s Vincys’ only son‚ he is very irresponsible and in love with Mary Garth‚ she works for Mr. Featherstone

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    On August 28. 1983‚ a group of over 200‚000 people supported and attended the March on Washington. (www.history.com). This statistic demonstrates the fact of how impactful the March on Washington was and how many people were on the same side. The speeches in this assembly are some of the most famous and well known speeches that are still remembered today. There are many events of the Civil Rights Movement that changed our daily lives‚ including speeches and court cases‚ and there are key people who

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    Baker was a major figure in the American Civil Rights Movement‚ during which she adopted 12 multi-ethnic children and refused to perform for segregated audiences. At the March on Washington‚ led by many high profile civil rights activists‚ Baker had the honor of being asked to speak before the march began. Speech at the March on Washington Speech by Josephine Baker 1. [Read lozenge] As you read lines 1-XX [“Friends and family…to…I never feared]‚ begin to collect and cite text evidence. *

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