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    Censorship in Schools

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    censorship without valid justification often triggers a reaction because it conflicts with constitutional values; the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits the government from making laws that infringe upon the freedom of speech or freedom of press. (Wikipedia.org). Schools and libraries on various occasions use self discretion in banning material deemed not suitable for its students. This is often due to the fear of controversies and unfavorable reaction from parents. And yet‚ books can get

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    Samsung S5 Press Release

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    Press Release for Immediate Dissemination Samsung officially announces its Galaxy S5 Mini Smartphone. Ahmedabad‚ September 09‚ 2014: Samsung’s latest flagship has been officially announced by the company. The Korean handset maker- Samsung is once again pushing its mini phone as a smaller yet well performing version of the current Galaxy S flagship‚ and thanks to the inclusion of features like a fingerprint scanner and heart rate monitoring sensor‚ that claim is actually worth something this

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    The internet is a technology which has had a significant impact on the way many people conduct their lives. Information once contained in massive volumes at libraries or in private collections is now available by typing words into a search engine and clicking “search.” One must no longer pick up a phone to call a friend‚ relative or colleague; e-mail‚ instant messaging‚ Skype and the like‚ have enabled people to communicate in non-traditional ways and across boundaries previously inaccessible.

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    Compare How Benjamin Franklin and Malcolm X Used Reading to Educate Themselves Benjamin Franklin and Malcolm X are two outstanding leaders of our society‚ each one in his own right transformed our nation with their knowledge‚ eloquence and willingness to learn and their desire to improve our nation as a whole. It is amazing what a person can achieve by putting their heart‚ mind and soul into something that they believe. Each of this men used books in different ways to advance their own knowledge

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    Analysis 2

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    capability to create using the internet and electronics. The author also talks about the mediocre things that are being published on the internet. Throughout the essay the author talks about the issues that society came upon when the first printing press was created and how it is similar to what we are encountering today. Going along in this essay the author brings up how there are things that get released that can help people of today and there are also things created that aren’t as beneficial to

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    CHAPTER 1 Introduction Background of the Study Nowadays‚ most documents need to be printed. For most students and office workers‚ their homes are not complete without the printer. Owning this device is really just a necessary convenience in their everyday lives. However‚ despite the very high demand for printers‚ inks and paper in the modern world‚ it is overlooked that these materials are expensive to make. Printers and printer inks cost several hundred pesos and few people have the privilege

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    Censorship

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    government is trying to make laws to monitor what you can do on the internet. While there motives are to protect certain business ’s it still raises the question when has censorship gone too far? In 2012 America was the 47th ranked country in terms of press freedom in a survey done yearly by the organization Reporters Without Borders. The increase of censorship has had many opinions a lot of people are happy with the government’s decision to increase censorship because they feel the government is just

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    With the coming of the new age there has been a great development in the technology for knowledge and learning. From the origination of the computer to the creation of the Internet‚ a shift has been seen in the use of print to electronic text. Marshall Macluhan’s statement “the medium is the message” relates directly to the perception of the new technology and how the message is changed due to the new media. Ted Nelson’s dream of hypertext in the mid-1960s was largely influential. These electronic

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    Censorship in Media

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    drNathan Kohn  Ms. Menard  Tues‚ Oct 21/14      Government Censorship of Media     Censorship by definition is ​ the practice of officially examining and suppressing details.  The word ​ censorship‚ originally neutral in tone‚ the term has come to mean the suppression of  ideas or images by the government or others with authority. (encyclopedia.com) ​ This can be  done with movies‚ books‚ the media and so forth and is sometimes used by the government  as a form of control over the populations. ​

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    Chapter 3: THE ASIAN CONTRIBUTION Legend suggests that by the year 2000 B.C.‚ a culture was evolving in China in virtual isolation from the pockets of civilization in the West. Three innovations developed by the ancient Chinese that changed the course of human events are: gunpowder‚ paper‚ the compass About 1800 B.C.‚ Ts-ang Chieh was inspired to invent Chinese writing by claw marks of birds and footprints of animals. Elementary pictographs of things in nature were highly stylized and composed

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