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    Kids under 13 shouldn’t have facebook Recently kids under the age of 13 years are starting to join a social network named “facebook” .Facebook and a child is a bad idea. Do you believe that kids under 13 should be allowed to have a facebook account? My brother with just 11 years old has a facebook account‚ when I was 11 years old I didn’t know what “Facebook” was. I just knew a program on computer named “Paint”. Playing outside of my house was the best thing on the world. I remember my childhood

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    How Marketers Target Kids

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    How Marketers Target Kids Kids represent an important demographic to marketers because they have their own purchasing power‚ they influence their parents ’ buying decisions and they ’re the adult consumers of the future. Industry spending on advertising to children has exploded in the past decade‚ increasing from a mere $100 million in 1990 to more than $2 billion in 2000. Parents today are willing to buy more for their kids because trends such as smaller family size‚ dual incomes and postponing

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    Kids should be viewed as adults when they are mature enough to take care of themselves. Kids are often viewed as adults when they turn 18 but they still go to their mom to make appointments for them etc. Adults should be able to handle things their own way. Kids should be viewed as adults when they are ready to take responsibilities. Kids should be viewed as adults when they are mature enough to handle things on their own. They have to learn how to drive‚ they need to learn all laws in the states

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    New Kid, New School

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    New Kid Being the new individual to join a group is‚ most likely‚ an unenjoyable experience. When the group being joined is one in which there is no option to remain distant from‚ becomes even worse. Specifically‚ in my life there was the dreaded task of changing schools my junior year in high school. Being forced into a new group of people‚ a group that one must interact with on a daily basis is a difficult task. However‚ those that reach out and make sure that the transition goes smoothly‚ make

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    “The Popular Kids” It’s hard to fathom how competently the United States of America has been able to develop as a country in all the years it has existed as a nation. The U.S. is held intact by a democracy that survives on the voices and idea’s of its people; the people being you and me. A supporting wall to the skyscraper that is our government are Special Interest Groups. SIG’s are created so that our rational selves can demand what we find is necessary to maintain‚ gain or change in our society

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    Three out of four American families with school-aged children have at least one playing an organized sport — a total of about 45 million kids. Participation in sports is extremely important‚ and should be encouraged much more. Kids should play competitive sports because it provides them with a variety of fitness and teamwork opportunities. There are plenty of positive things that associates with competitive sports‚ rather than the bad. Nevertheless‚ competitive sports offer enrichment beyond what

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    Professor Amy Sandefur November 27‚ 2014 Rhetorical Essay on “Kid Kustomers” Eric Schlosser wrote a book called Fast Food Nation in 2001. “Kid Kustomers” was a chapter in Schlosser’s book where he aimed to inform the readers about businesses using their advertisements to target children. By citing credible sources‚ using studies and statistics‚ applying emotional appeal‚ and using good word choice Schlosser created a strong essay. “Kid Kustomers” is about the businesses using their advertisements

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    When Kids Get Life

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    When Kids Get Life In the Frontline video “When Kids Get Life” we were introduced to 5 cases in the state of Colorado where teenage boys had been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. After watching the video I found myself struggling to have an objective opinion on the issue presented‚ mostly because of personal experiences being a victim of childhood abuse and also having a family member (my brother) murdered. I felt the video to be very one sided but I do find myself agreeing with the

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    definitely inspired some actions taken by the swing kids. First of all‚ the music itself was obviously adorned by these kids. This meant that they also loved the people making the music. This was controversial in Germany because of people like Benny Goodman‚ a jewish swing artist that is widely regarded as the "king of swing." H.J’s would often harassed and attack swing kids on the street because of this. The music reflect the lives of the kids because they like to live life in the moment as opposed

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    Swing Kids Movie Analysis

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    Swing kids is the movie directed by Thomas carter in 1993.The movie visualizes the life of people living in Germany during 1939s.Depicting to the life story of 1939s Hamburg‚ Germany the swing was the main form of recreation that could make young kids forget everything about the dominance of Nazi government. It shows how miserable was the life of the people and how Nazis used to control over the people. By specializing certain characters in the movie‚ the movie depicts the lightness and darkness

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