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    Why Do We Have A Need For Pride? No matter what we do we have always had a desire to have a sense of pride. It has always been part of the human race. It is born into us. But the real question is‚ is it a good thing for us to be like this? Or is it our down fall and one of the main reasons we won’t succeed? In this essay i will be stating my opinion and reasons for my opinion on this question and why i believe that pride is a necessary thing to have. I feel that pride is a very important thing

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    at the top of the observatory in 1807‚ when Lemeul Moody built it‚ the view would be a little different. The land would not have had houses‚ there wouldn’t be trees or bushes‚ no roads‚ you might see the neighbors cow or a few horses. The land in front of the observatory was used to graze farm animals. The community of Portland would bring their animals there in the morning then pick them up at night‚ almost like an animal daycare. Moody built the observatory to solve a business problem

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    Ethics and Gay Marriage For many people today the topic of gay marriage creates ethical controversy. When dealing with matters concerning ethics people often have passionate feelings. Simply put‚ ethics are the concern of what is morally right or wrong. According to the author of the textbook‚ The Philosophical Journey‚ “in ethics‚ we are concerned with what we ought to do‚ what consequences ought to be achieved‚ and what sort of persons we ought to become.” (Lawhead 418) It is an issue that sparks

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    My Reaction Paper (Gay Marriage‚ an Oxymoron) I have strong feelings toward this article I read. I have positive points then I have negative points. I can actually take both sides. Many people have their views on "same sex" marriages. It affects people world wide. I can say that I agree with it not being approved for many reasons. Society basically has its morals. "Same Sex" marriages aren’t what you as a person first think of when you think of The United States of America. I’m a Christian

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    Marriage has always been a hot topic from interracial marriage to the current day controversy of homosexual marriage. Marriage has traditionally been defined as a union between a man and woman‚ but today this is not true. In recent weeks‚ homosexual marriage has been a contentious topic‚ with a Supreme Court case and many Americans rallying around this cause. Conservatives believe that homosexual marriage should be banned but currently nine states have legalized homosexual marriage. The conformist

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    The United States of America’s Welfare System is a program that was constructed to help struggling citizens with little to no income to aid basic necessities for themselves and their family. The idea of welfare was carried over from the British who had given money to those who were unemployed. The government services reformed immensely over the years to accommodate the United States’ ways of living. President Franklin D. Roosevelt established a National Welfare System for the United States. As a

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    Robert Gardner Chandler English IV 9 January 2013 Total Separation of Church and State “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…” The first Amendment of the Bill of Rights within the Constitution and an amendment that comes with support‚ rejection‚ and controversy. The amendment was made because the forefathers didn’t want a bloodbath that had plagued most of the world. Since 1618‚ at least 23 million people have been

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    of citizens‚ and would help the economy. The 14th Amendment is a prime example of gay rights being protected under the United States Constitution. “The amendment addresses citizenship rights and equal protection of the laws…” Forbidding homosexual people the same rights that heterosexual people is denying them the equal protection of the laws. A man once said‚ in regards to a state’s law against homosexual marriage that it‚ “both unconstitutionally burdens the exercise of the fundamental right to

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    pressure packed and ubiquitous standardized tests. They need to have their number two pencils ready as they mentally prepare themselves to take a test for hours on information that might not have even been covered. Standardized tests consist of fill in the blank and multiple choice questions‚ they require all test takers to answer the same questions in a consistent manner. Standardized testing is the main method of testing in the United States. These tests are used to determine progress‚ growth‚ and

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    The story‚ created by David Moody‚ compares to a train moving away from a station platform. At first‚ a person could run alongside the track easily‚ though as the train speeds up‚ there comes a moment that the runner anticipates the futility of persevering‚ and as the cars rush forward‚ the person inevitably slows down‚ or at the last moment a decision emerges to jump on for the ride. I was that runner‚ easily bored at the beginning of the book--my mind outracing the slowness of the words‚ but approaching

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