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    Essay 2 Assignment Instructions Due Dates: October 16‚ 2013 first draft of 2nd essay due in-class with emailed copy‚ and October 25‚ 2013 2nd essay final draft due in-class with emailed copy Format: You should use MLA guidelines for parenthetical page references and for the Works Cited page. Finally‚ you should proofread your revision carefully to avoid typographical errors and other careless mistakes. (MLA citing link available via blackboard Course Materials) Length: Final draft should

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    Marriage and Money

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    Can Money Buy Love? Imagine growing up and never finding that perfect someone. Now imagine two people meeting and one of the two people thought that the other person was so great that they thought the other was their "perfect" someone. What if the decision of the two ever becoming a couple was not up to you‚ but up to your particular social status? Is it reasonable to base who you will marry clearly on the bases of ones personal wealth or social status? The answers to these questions can

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    Eman Quisay Is Shakespeare’s ‘’Much Ado about Nothing’’ too misogynistic to be a modern day rom-com? Much Ado is a play about love and comedy in a semi courtly setting in the small town of Messina‚ Italy. In comes the soldiers and everyone rejoices the women dress in their fine clothes in hopes of looking presentable. After all the excitement calmed a little and the women are dressed‚ they go and meet the soldiers as a household. Leonato whom is the father of Hero and uncle of Beatrice goes

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    Professional Athletes

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    Many professional athletes and entertainers get paid far more than most of today’s doctors and veterinarians. It makes it seem like their positions are better than a doctor’s or teacher’s position. It upsets many of the workers who try to insure health‚ education‚ and agriculture. It can also put low-salary workers to shame. I disagree with the athletes’ and entertainers’ high salary because it makes them seem more important than other professional workers‚ it makes them richer than other professional

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    a Student-athlete. I am a student-athlete. Although many are called by this name‚ few are actually both. I pride myself on being able to call myself a true student-athlete. It has not been easy and it will only get more difficult‚ but the sense of accomplishment that comes with it is worth the struggle. This is due to the fact that in today’s high school sports venue‚ being a true student-athlete has become a very cumbersome task. I guess I’m not what you would call a “star” athlete. I’m the guy

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    Paying College Athletes

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    "Should College Athletes be paid?" Have you ever had a job and never got paid for it? It has never happened to me and hopefully it never does but unfortunately college athletes do not a choice. The Chris Webber scandal brought up the question "Should college athletes be paid?" Webber decided to receive thousands of dollars along with his University of Michigan teammates from Ed Martin. Martin was the former Michigan booster who was arrested on charges of money laundering. There was also "unproven

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    a home computer between the 5th and 8th grades tend to witness a persistent decline in reading and math scores‚’ the economists wrote‚ adding that license to surf the Internet was also linked to lower grades in younger children”(Can Students Have Too Much Tech?). (BS-1) Technology is such an important aspect of Montag’s society’s lives that they are lacking the ability to connect to the world around them. (BS-2) Montag’s ‘wife’‚ Mildred is so sucked into technology that she is lacking many human characteristics

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    To Much Homework?

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    to prevent students from having too much homework? What type of planning is required? Are there implications for staff planning time? The first step teachers can take to not giving students too much homework is making sure that the homework is a review of earlier lessons. “Homework gives students a chance to practice skills learned in one setting at one time(school) in another setting at a different time(home) (Slavin pg.201). The second step teachers can take is too make homework interesting and

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    Scholarship Athletes

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    performance in the classroom‚ deficiencies with college entrance examinations or some combination. For the chosen few alluded to earlier‚ universities will waive their standard requirements for scholarship athletes – no matter what they say. However‚ even the superstar athlete occasionally presents too many red flags and corresponding academic risks to allow through the front door. Despite that‚ the community college becomes an invaluable method of rectifying academic risks by mastering developmental

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    Mihir Bhagat on the website Bleacher Report. The author believes that athletes are getting paid way too much money for their role in society; to play games for people’s entertainment. Salaries and wages are traditionally based on the value of one’s work but this rule does not necessarily follow in reference to high league athletes. In a day where one should be paid according to that person’s job’s economic importance‚ athletes simply are not. An example used in the article is the difference in salary

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