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    Live Free and Starve

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    in Calcutta‚ India. After spending almost the first two decades of her life in her home town she immigrated to the United States. There she earned her PhD from Berkeley and became a published author. One of the stories Divakaruni wrote was Live Free and Starve. This story deals with the issue of child labor in third world countries. The U.S. House passed a bill that no longer allowed the import of goods to America from factories that forced child labor was used. Many Americans were pleased by the

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    triumphant advance in the field of human rights. Now children in Third World countries wouldn’t have to spend their days chained to their posts in factories manufacturing goods for other people to enjoy while their childhoods slipped by them. They could be free and happy‚ like American children. I am not so sure. It is true that child labor is a terrible thing‚ especially for those children who are sold to employers by their parents at the age of 5 or 6 and have no way to protect themselves from abuse

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    Live Free and Starve

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    Freshman English 1 Hunger For Change Is it possible to be a child laborer and still be happier than being free? What conditions would one have to live in to rather work in an inhumane and unjust situation than be free? As Americans we see child laboring as a huge problem that needs to be stopped. These factories are becoming more and more systematic‚ with no rights at all given to the children. At what expenses would these children pay if we passed the bill stating‚ “United States will no longer

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    It’s probably hard for an American‚ Britain‚ Canadian‚ and in general just advanced country citizens to consider this‚ but attempt to think of a life to which you have to work‚ actually work to live. Imagine someone owns you and you do things like pick flowers and roses‚ while getting pierced by thorns and scraped by roots. Envision that this is the only thing you can do to create a life for your family. This is the only thing you can do to provide food and a home for your family. Now‚ imagine someone

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    Live Free and Starve” Chitra Divakaruni Purpose: Chitra’s purpose was to question if America wanted to bear the responsibility of leaving child workers unemployed. Thesis: “…are we willing to shoulder that responsibility? “ Summary: A bill was passed that banned America from importing to countries where child labor was involved. Some of her friends agreed and cheered as the bill was passed‚ but Chitra wondered if this was the best way to help out the children. The kids may get sold

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    states‚ and other parts of the world. A similarity among both of these stories is that if the United States is tries to ‘fix’ the situation it will all end up backfiring on us and becoming a bigger issue than in the beginning. In the story Live Free or Starve‚ many children are being employed and paid for the work that they are doing. Without these jobs they would have no money and wouldn’t have what is need to survive. “But is this bill‚ which‚ if

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    In Chitra Divakaruni’s article “ Live Free and Starve‚” she argues the negative effect a bill‚ crafted with good intention‚ would have on third world child labourers. The bill would ban the import of goods from countries that implore child labourers‚ preventing millions of children from being forced to work in dark poorly ventilated rooms chained to their work post. However‚ the passing of the bill may seem beneficial‚ but in fact has adverse effects that forces the unemployed children to resort

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    Hook ups starve the soul

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    Laura Vanderkam writes the essay‚ “Hookups Starve the Soul”. The essay explains the reality of most college students‚ the hookup. The main focus of the essay is to demonstrate that hookups may satisfy our physical needs‚ but they do not satisfy our emotional needs. Vanderkam mentions that the causes behind this could include sexual revolution or co-ed dorms and alcohol abuse‚ but she insists that there is a bigger picture behind all of this. Vanderkam defines the hookup and uses various definitions

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    Food to Starve Cancer

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    Since we know of its existence the man tried to find a way to attack cancer‚ both in food as with drugs. This video talks called angiogenesis which is the ability of our body to create blood vessels. Blood vessels are all over our body and grow only until early adulthood and indicates some natural phenomenon‚ such as menstruation or for wound healing. But when angiogenesis is altered by some disease the body loses the ability to remove excess or create new vessels when needed. For example‚ some diseases

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    Article Summary: Smoke-Free Laws Are Saving Lives: By: The D Article Source: Time Magazine Due: 10-30-13 Author of Article: Laura Blue This article is about how laws that ban indoor smoking or smoking in public places are decreasing cases of second hand smoking and possibly saving lives. It explains how putting these laws in place can decrease the risk of heart disease in some people. It states that now every work place even bars ban smoking. It shows in a study where they banned smoking in

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