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    The Implications of a Discipline Model and How it Aligns With School Values By John Paul A. Piñera ‚ PMI Colleges ABSTRACT The teaching and learning of cultural values of Native American students in the United States has continually been threatened in communities that have been subjected to generations of boarding school experiences. This study examined the current status of a school discipline system in relation to the Native American values it had adopted in a specific

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    Persuasive Oral Smoking

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    my opinion on Smoking in Public place and how it should be banned. Are you tried of seeing cigarette smokers at every public place? Watching people smoking disgusts me‚ the way they pollute the air with the smoke and flick the ash onto the ground. It is a horrible habit that should be banned. I fully support a ban on smoking in all public places. The best way to reduce the number of smokers is to help prevent people from starting in the first place. A partial ban for smoking will not work.

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    Ban on Assault Weapons

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    will be discussing if the federal government should ban automatic weapons. In my opinion‚ assault weapons should not be banned. With this decision‚ I consider the implications of the second amendment‚ public safety‚ and the fact that weapons will never cease to exist. With these reasons I will explain to show that the federal government should not ban automatic weapons. One of the reasons I stand behind not allowing the federal government to ban automatic weapons because under the constitution‚ the

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    Smoking in Casinos

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    Smoking in Las Vegas casinos Cigarettes are dangerous weapons that slowly kill their users. Its is know that smoking is very harmful‚ but people in all ages‚ all around the world and everywhere still smoke. Nowadays smoking is allowed everywhere‚ even in hospitals where it is unheatly to smoke around patinest there are certain places one can go to smoke‚ but casions are most likely the place where everyone smokes at. Smoking is a deadly weapon that kills millions of people every year. Millions

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    SMOKING ON CAMPUS

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    Smoking in Colleges In contemporary world‚ the human society is progressing rapidly on various fronts. Yet at the same time‚ many problems have arisen‚ one of which is whether students can smoke on campus. This issue has drawn widespread attention. Some people assert that smoking is individual right so that they can smoke on campus while many others argue that smoking on campus is not only related to their own health issue but also influence other non-smokers and environment. Smoking should

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    Civil Rights mean that people have the right to be treated equally as their fellow citizens. Public order is the idea that everyone in the public behaves themselves. Or law enforcement around restoring order in the public. (Herbert‚ 2011) I think that Civil Right movements and Civil rights groups was the rise of civil rights itself. They made sure that people had people had equal rights to things. It protects us from discrimination on grounds such as physical or mental disability‚ gender‚ religion

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    French Hijab Ban: Cover Up… But Not Religiously In 2004‚ the government in France took a vote and the results were 494 to 36‚ in favor of banning the wearing of the Islamic hijab‚ headscarf‚ in public. Since then‚ many Muslims have been fined for wearing their religious clothing in public‚ riots have started‚ and legal measures have been taken. Not only has this religious intolerance occurred in France‚ but bans on steeples on mosques in Switzerland have been put in effect and government officials

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    Smoking Is Harmful

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    Topic: Smoking is harmful “Smoking is harmful”. It is a very familiar slogan that you can easy to see in public places. However‚ there is a fact that‚ despite knowledge about smoking damage‚ the number of people who smoke is increasing day by day. Smoking causes many negative effects than people think. It affects not only health but also environment and society.  First‚ it is harmful for both smoker and non- smokers. There are many toxic chemicals in tobacco cause cancer such as nicotine‚ monoxide

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    Mamata Banerjee’s Decision to Ban the Immersion of Durga Puja Idols is a Black Spot on Indian Democracy Recently‚ the gruesome murder of journalist Gauri Lankest made headlines across the country. Social media was abuzz with tributes for the slain journalist‚ as well as condemnations from politicians and celebrities across the aisle. Her death invoked outrage from the likes of Arvind Kejriwal‚ Lalu Prasad Yadav‚ Barkha Dutt‚ Rajdeep Sardesai and even Mamata Banerjee. I’m not going to be condemning

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    Public Safety v. Civil Rights CJA 550 Crystal Shepherd March 7‚ 2011 The argument of public safety versus civil rights has always been at the forefront of many major political issues in the United States. Civil rights are the foundation of this country‚ and they protect it’s citizens. But with that‚ comes the protection of criminals‚ terrorists‚ and enemies of the state‚ and the freedom for these people to move and operate against American ideals. The slightest restrictions on civil rights

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