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    Should Huck Finn Be Free

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    though he was a slave. As Huck and Jim ran away‚ Jim took care of Huck and put Hucks needs first‚ even if that meant risking his own freedom. These kind acts that Jim showed to Huck lead him into believing that Jim should be free because Huck knew how kind Jim was. However‚ this idea was not universalized by Huck. When Huck met up with Jim while they were both running away Huck was faced with the difficult question of whether or not he should turn Jim in. Throughout the book‚ Huck kept revisiting

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    rheumatism and absentmindedness. One of the most interesting factors in this pro and con debate is that until the late 1800’s not many people were against the use of cannabis for medical purposes. But from 1856 - 1937 marijuana’s image as a medicine turned into the image as an intoxicant. Ever since the image changed the medical community suffered. In 1937 the debate was at one of its highest peaks in United States history. In April of that year a representative for the Ways and Means Committee instead

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    Should medical science and technology be managed? From a religious point of view‚ science and tech should be managed‚ as the advancement in science and technology has led to the encroachment of religions worldwide. Major religions have held onto the belief that all life is sacred; greatly valuing the sanctity of life‚ however‚ advancement into fields such as genetic engineering (which has led to stem cell research‚ and ultimately cloning) have effectively placed a tangible value to lives‚ and

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    Medical marijuana‚ and just plain marijuana should be illegal in all of the United States because it is a very hazardous and toxic drug. According to Peter Bensinger a co-author of “Marijuana: A Reference Handbook” says that‚ “marijuana has 468 different and toxic chemicals‚ causing a 40% increase to more cancer causing than tobacco cigarettes‚ and four times the tar of tobacco cigarettes.” And then New York Times argues that‚ “stems from the fact that many otherwise law-abiding citizens use marijuana

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    rising over the years. Many students are forced to work-study to get their college degree‚ and it is very hard to concentrate on studies while working part-time or even full-time jobs. Youth are demanding free college tuition to ease their lives. College tuition at publicly funded schools should be free because it would increase the number of educated people‚ eliminate student debt‚ and change or even save people’s lives. The issue of college tuition played an important role during the 2016 presidential

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    Medical marijuana is a very controversial topic in the news today. The people who think medical marijuana should be legal believe that it could help with symptoms of many diseases and disorders‚ like epilepsy‚ AIDS‚ and even cancer. (“Should Marijuana Be a Medical Option?” :ProCon‚ “Medical Marijuana”: Drug Policy Alliance) The people who think medical marijuana is bad believe that if the drug is made legal‚ it will just encourage people to abuse it‚ making its symptoms‚ like slow reaction time

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    Why Software Should Be Free

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    Why Software Should Be Free by Richard Stallman (Version of April 24‚ 1992) Introduction The existence of software inevitably raises the question of how decisions about its use should be made. For example‚ suppose one individual who has a copy of a program meets another who would like a copy. It is possible for them to copy the program; who should decide whether this is done? The individuals involved? Or another party‚ called the ``owner’’? Software developers typically consider these questions

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    Jennifer Laird English 1101 Medical Marijuana In “Medical Marijuana Should Be Legal”‚ by Daniel J. Pfeifer‚ the author states what he thinks justifies medical marijuana being legal. I disagree with that completely‚ because medical marijuana has no proven medicinal values to make it a legal form of medication. The article states that‚ “marijuana use‚ especially by terminally ill patients‚ mitigates their suffering from unnecessary chronic and unbearable pain that persists until death.” Marijuana

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    daily from friends and family‚ he say it “eliminates the secret diary or crafty scrapbook” (Soller 818). He believes that Facebook is the best way to interact with friends and family during our busy lives. Why is Facebook hated? Facebook isn’t for everybody‚ and Sarah Kliff is one of those people. She hates it. She finds herself logging onto it dozens of times a day. Kliffs obsession with Facebook has made her loose time from studying‚ working‚ and even hanging out with friends. She admits that most

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    tuition should be free was a popular one. Although none of the candidates who used it as part of their platform were elected‚ it remains a popular topic of discussion‚ especially resonating with college-aged students and those who are still recovering from college debt. Additionally‚ the socio-economic divide is at an all-time high‚ and much of it is due to college not being accessible to lower-class individuals. In order to lessen the growing socio-economic divide‚ college tuition should be free. The

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