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    Lets eat out

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    amazing how our social lives revolve around food. Picnics‚ pot luck dinners‚ or eating out on special occasions. Most people take these social occasions for granted. But as a child‚ our family didn’t have a lot. We were always on a budget‚ but my parents had a few creative ways to allow us to do what other families did. One thing that we enjoyed was eating out - at a restaurant‚ of course. But‚ we rarely got to eat at one. It was for a special treat only ~ like high school graduation

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    Social Reforms

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    History 203 Social Reforms The period between 1890 and 1920 was a battlefield for social reforms. Each group was convinced that their ideology was correct and tried to infuse the public with their doctrine. Whether it be the Populists‚ the Progressives‚ or even the socialists‚ each party had great orators to promote their cause. Each citizen sided with the party that he believed would benefit him and his country the most. In the early 1890’s the Populist movement began in Texas. Farmers

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    Immigration Reform

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    In this paper I will discuss how the United States needs a new immigration policy that is based less on wishful thinking and more on realism. Spending vast sums of money trying to enforce arbitrary numerical limits on immigration that bear no relationship to economic reality is a fool’s errand. We need flexible limits on immigration that rise and fall with U.S. labor demand‚ coupled with strict enforcement of tough wage and labor laws that protect all workers‚ regardless of where they were born.

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    Bureaucratic Reform

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    Kes Speelman KSpeelman 23 July 2013 Bureaucratic Reform Government bureaucracy is a vital part of the American political process. Bureaucracy helps regulate certain aspects in the government‚ especially in the executive branch‚ by creating strict regulations that must be followed. These regulations help keep the agencies more fair to all people. However‚ many Americans frequently criticize the government bureaucracy because of its slowness and its unfairness to the American people. Because

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    Tax Reform

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    12/05/2012 Tax Reform There is effect when you talk about taxing a country as a whole and founding out that it actually helps or sometimes the functionality of the country to reform taxes as they weather away as time goes on. It was the unfair and demanding taxes the British put on the colonies in the 1700‚ as the American colonies were finding their identity and still under British rule‚ in which it lead to a Revolution. Nowadays‚ there is simply let’s talk it out and reform old taxes and replace

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    Agrarian Reform

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    AGRARIAN REFORM (Concept‚ Aspects‚ Evolution of Philippine Agrarian Structure‚ Present Agrarian Problems) REYES‚ Antonette | NORIEGA‚ Stella | ALFONSO‚ Joyce Kristin AGRARIAN REFORM • refers to a broad program to improve not only the productivity‚ but also the income levels of the agrarian sector‚ to generate and expand employment‚ and reduce poverty in the countryside • human relations pertaining to land LAND REFORM • an integrated set of measures designed to eliminate obstacles to economic

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    Intro Name:Taylor Russell In the article‚Are our school lunches healthy enough?‚ by McClatchy- Tribune News Services‚ adapted by Newsela staff‚ Michelle Obama helps with healthy lunches. Michelle Obama’s program for healthy school lunches is helping with lots of school troubles. This healthy menu program is adding healthy fruits and veggies.They’re making a new diet for the schools. School lunches are healthy enough because they help foster and low-income children to have meals‚it’s helping stop

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    Lets Talk Dirty

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    Let’s talk dirty. A few years ago‚ oddly enough‚ I needed the bathroom‚ and I found one‚ a public bathroom‚ and I went into the stall‚ life: use instead‚ I and it was‚ where does this stuff go? And with that question‚ I found myself plunged into the world of sanitation -- there’s more coming -- (Laughter) —sanitation‚ toilets and poop‚ and I have yet to emerge. And that’s because it’s such an enraging‚ yet engaging place to be. To go back to that toilet‚ it wasn’t a particularly fancy toilet‚ one

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    Healthcare reform

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    United States should adopt a universal health system still rages. According to the Institute of Medicine (2002)‚ the U.S. is the only developed country that does not guarantee that its citizens have health care coverage. President Obama pledged to reform the country’s healthcare system by increasing health coverage and reducing expenses. Opponents of the universal healthcare law assert that the state should not compel people to acquire health insurance and that this system would reduce healthcare

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    Are We Really Free?

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    In the essay‚ “Work Rules” by William Grieder he talks about what it is like to be an American worker in our society. He poses a question‚ “are Americans really free?” (Greider) This is a tough question to answer‚ what is our definition of free and how is freedom accomplished? Do we have more freedoms than the older generations? What roads have been paved for us and what disadvantages are we facing now? Grieder’s bottom line in this article was that communication is key for a successful business

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