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    Drugs: A Major Problem In Canadian Society A major problem that exists within Canadian society is the abuse of mind- altering substances. Such narcotics cause not only health problems‚ but also violent and potentially criminal acts. A mind-altering narcotic can be defined as both the legal and illegal type. The four main categories of drugs are: narcotics‚ CNS depressants‚ CNS stimulants‚ and hallucinogens. Most of these drugs are highly addictive and are usually obtained by prescription or

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    Diversity and Utopia The assumption of ‘White Guilt” and the privileges of “Whiteness” have helped me more in focusing my attention to the theatrics of the “Tea Party”. It has made me more aware of the fear attached to new laws implicated in many states which are considered “ Red “or Republican states run from Governorship to federal appointed senators and Congressional representatives. Their fears of the changing racial demographics of the country to more minority majority has fostered voting

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    Running head: GANGS: THE EFFECT ON SOCIETY 1 Gangs: The Effect on Society 2 Abstract Crime is a growing problem in cities around the United States. A big part of this problem can be attributed to gangs. The number of people who get injured or killed by gang violence continues to rise. Some people feel the criminal justice system

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    So you want to be known as one of the cool kids? The fact is‚ sometimes those cool kids arent really as cool as one may think. The quote‚ Our desire to conform is greater than our respect for objective facts‚ said by Margaret Drabble‚ is one that explains how the majority of society is under this pressure to be accepted. With all this pressure to belong‚ sometimes people lose who they really are just to fit in. In todays world people engage in certain activities that could really hurt them. Many

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    The View of Tattoos 1 The View of Tattoos in Our Society Today Melissa Oliphant Axia College of University of Phoenix The View of Tattoos 2 “People who drink‚ do drugs‚ have been jailed or do not believe in religion are more likely to be tattooed. “ ‚ said Mom. Is there any truth

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    Is Celebrity Obsession Destroying Our Society? Is our fixation on the famous an escape from our lives? The pedestal on which we have put movie stars‚ sports figures‚ and famous people could give some people neck strain. We idolize them‚ follow their every move‚ and treat them as modern gods. There is a giant media subculture around the cult of personality. Gossip and news about the rich and famous is big business. Magazines like People and Us Weekly‚ TV shows like Access Hollywood and Entertainment

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    ethnic relations in the U.S society. To better understand and improve race relations in the U.S society‚ there needs to be an understanding of what race is and how it affects individuals. Omi and Wynant’s article “Racial Formation‚” argues that race is a social concept. I agree that race is a social concept and not a biological concept. Race plays a major role in everyday life.

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    Ms. A 20 December 2012 Bullying and Its Effect on Our American Society While doing research on bullying in our American society‚ I have found numerous amounts of authors‚ doctors‚ professionals‚ perpetrator‚ victims‚ and survivors who have published books‚ articles‚ and blogs about bullying and its effects on the American society. Bullying is defined as a disease than can be physical or verbal that can take place in person behind someone’s

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    unthinkable happened. It all started as an ordinary day‚ but soon matters took a turn for the worse. At the World Trade Center in New York City hijacked planes stroke into the two twin towers. In shock‚ no one at the scene had any idea on how to react or more importantly‚ how to help others stranded in the smoke filled buildings. That day strangers helped strangers escape the wrath of the spreading fire and smoke. However‚ the top half of the buildings were different. There was a giant crater in the sides

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    means for conveying messages without the use of verbal language and also plays a role in the perception of the actual message we are trying to convey. We do not realise how much we rely on non-verbal communication; the reason for this is due to the fact that most non-verbal communication transpires on a level that is below our conscious awareness. While many aspects of nonverbal communication are culturally specific‚ some‚ e.g. facial expressions and gestures‚ appear to have near universal levels

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