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    The existence of food stamps generally help a lot of people‚ most especially those who could not fend for themselves. However‚ giving out such food stamps does not come out without any issues. These food stamps or rather reductions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) had been a subject of debate in 2013 between the Republicans and Democrats. Republicans are encouraging to decrease benefits that people can avail from it‚ while Democrats completely disagree on that viewpoint. Since

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    Melina Sarju Junk Food Being Banned From School Property Junk food‚ full of calories and have no nutritional value. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ every year more than one sixth of children in America are obese. In the past 20 years obesity rates tripled for children. I‚ Melina Sarju‚ think that all schools should banned junk food from school property. Doing this will lower the amount of obese children in America. Schools should sell a healthier lunch with fresh fruits

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    their drinks and the amount of junk food eaten in America. People are wondering if there should be a junk food tax.With a junk food tax the obesity percentage will go down‚ it may not be by a lot but it would be better than it is today. As a result of putting a junk food tax in action‚ therefore the obesity percentage and health cost will go down. Junk food can be known as different types of food‚ candy‚ and even sugary drinks. Some foods that can be considered ‘junk food’ are candies‚ chips‚ gum‚ and

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    Introduction Depending where schools receive their funding can affect how the school runs‚ what population it draws in and what approach it will take to teaching. Charter schools were introduced in the United States in 1991. They receive state funding‚ although less than public schools‚ and private funding through private donors‚ businesses‚ and federal grants or loans. This allows the charter school to run independently from the public school system. (“Fast Facts: Charter Schools‚” n.d.). This paper will

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    Davos essay: GM foods Caroline Lambert Senior Writer eCountries January 31‚ 2001 The genetically modified food debate continued at Davos in such panels as "21st Century Food Fights" and "Should We Be Frightened By Food?" - but it won ’t end there‚ not by a long shot. The GM food debate is increasingly dividing public opinion - and countries. The potential of the new technology seems promising‚ but it ’s hard to know at what‚ if any‚ risk. The debate over genetically modified (GM) organisms

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    are not allowed to wear that to school.” Aren’t you tired of hearing this over and over again? According to the National Center of Educational Statistics‚ as of the 2007 to the 2008 school year‚ 54% of the United States public schools enforce a strict dress code. Also‚ from the Niche Blog‚ as of 2000 to 2013‚ dress code increased by 21%. School dress codes should be banned because “school appropriate” clothes are harder to find today‚ and not everyone owns “school appropriate” clothes. Some people

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    even been banned from schools due to the foul language‚ sexual scenes‚ and excessive violence depicted within it. Some have even gone so far that they deemed this novel as an “antisocial Bible that deserves to be exterminated from school curriculum” (GradeSaver.com). As seen in this quote‚ many tend to dislike this book and want to exclude it from all schools’ curriculum. Since this is such a controversial novel‚ it is very difficult to come to the conclusion of whether or not this should be read in

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    Food deserts are defined as areas of relatively poor access to healthy and affordable food. This phenomenon is thought to be a factor in the different dietary health outcomes‚ like heart disease and obesity‚ which exist between socioeconomic classes. Even though food deserts can refer to the literal dearth of food‚ most studies consider “differential accessibility to healthy and affordable food between socioeconomically advantaged and disadvantaged areas” (Beaulac‚ Kristjansson‚ Cummins‚ 2009). In

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    disagreeing about whether after school sports should be banned. In some schools‚ grades have changed when sports have been cut off by the district because without the extra distractions‚ students can study more. Therefore‚ school sports should be banned to save money‚ have grades improve‚ and have more academic classes. Many people know that school sports involves a huge amount of money that should be used for academic purposes. According to an article by Amanda Ripley a school in Premont‚ Texas‚ spent

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    Cell phones Banned in School? Cell phones are a big part of everyday use‚ especially nowadays‚ to keep in touch with family‚ friends‚ relatives‚ co-workers‚ and pretty much anyone you communicate with. Cell phone technology is advancing everyday equipping phones with built-in cameras‚ internet‚ text messaging‚ translators‚ calculators‚ etc. Giving this much access to a student at the palm of their hand is the reason why cell phones are now being banned in schools. The reason is cheating. Many

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