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    Individual Privacy vs. National Security Individual Privacy vs. National Security is something that many people have argued for years. Many people have forgotten what a disturbance September 11‚ 2001 was to everyone in America. This was the day that 2‚992 lives were stolen in the attacks by the Taliban on U.S. soil. Due to this attack the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) along with the Federal Government has put in place many new security regulations. Many people have lost

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    Individual Privacy VS National Security John Williams ENG 122: GSE 1244A Instructor: Ebony Gibson November 1‚ 2012 Individual Privacy VS National Security Introduction Since the terrorist attack of 9/11‚ America has been in a high level conflict with terrorist around the world‚ particularly the group known as Al Qaeda. There has been many discussions within the U.S. Congress about the measures of how to effectively combat this organization and their members‚ here and abroad. Consequently

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    accomplishments in my life of which I am proud‚ however there are two for which I am especially proud. Those being‚ having the opportunity to play varsity shortstop in high school‚ and having good enough grades to be nominated for‚ and to be admitted into‚ the National Honor Society. These accomplishments make me proud because they are goals that I was able to set and accomplish for myself. These are successes that not everyone can say that they have achieved. When I was about twelve years old‚ I set the goal

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    Congress established the first national park. The primary reason behind the legislation of national parks is to preserve areas unmodified by humans. However‚ many speculations about the benefits of national parks exist due to the appropriation of Native Americans‚ tourism‚ and ecological factors. Yellowstone National Park‚ however‚ is more than just preserved nature. Throughout history‚ it has become a representation of national pride‚ identity‚ and culture. National parks evoke an aesthetic experience

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    many people may think the National Park Service was started by Theodore Roosevelt it was not. Theodore Roosevelt worked on the National Park System‚ while in office‚ but the actual National Park Service actually started in 1916. The National Park Service is comprised of 417 protected areas‚ 59 of those being actual National Parks‚ the others comprise of battlefields‚ monuments‚ scenic trails‚ and other types of historical sites (Frequently Asked Questions). Every National Park has visitor centers

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    Over the last several years there have been many changes that the National Basketball Association made in order to increase the popularity of the game. The National Basketball Association increased the popularity of basketball by changing how the game was played. By changing how the game was played the National Basketball Association brought in sports fans that had originally disliked basketball. The remodeling that the National Basketball Association made involved the transformation of the center

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    Zion National Park All-throughout my young childhood I have experienced camping and hiking. It is something that I loved when I was a child‚ and still love to this very day. From 24 mile hikes in the Grand Canyon‚ swimming in the pools of Havasupai falls to my favorite‚ hiking in Zion National Park. Zion is a marvel to behold. The park consists of huge massive canyon walls that soar to the sky. I have walked all-throughout Zion and have experienced it first hand‚ it is indescribable until you see

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    National Recovery Administration The National Recovery Administration (NRA) was established by Congress in June 1933. The goal of the NRA was for representatives of business‚ labor‚ and government to establish codes of fair practices that would set prices‚ production levels‚ minimum wages‚ and maximum hours within each industry. The NRA sought to establish the economy by ending overproduction‚ labor conflicts‚ and deflating prices. Businesses that participated and collaborated with the NRA were

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    Benefits of National Parks "More than 305 million people visited national parks in 2015‚ eclipsing the all-time visitation record that the National Park Service saw in the previous year." (United States National Park Service). More and more people are becoming interested in seeing the natural beauties of the world‚ proving the benefits of national parks far outweigh the cost. The government should continue to fund and support national parks‚ such as the Grand Canyon‚ because of the benefits they

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    difference between this and the government occasionally checking international phone calls and consecutive purchases of suspicious goods. Those kinds of surveillance are legal‚ however‚ watching every move someone makes is illegal‚ without warrant. The National Security Association (NSA) has many restrictions on how they can spy on United States Citizens. They need probable cause and a warrant to watch

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