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    Addiction to Junk Food.

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    Addiction to Junk Food Everyday‚ millions of people consume the so-called addictive "junk food.”  Most of the people who do not have time‚ or find it affortable eat in fast food restourants such as McDonalds‚ Burger King‚ and many others. Junk food is addictive because of many reasons such as saving time. The junk food can be clasified in few categories - snacks‚ fast food‚ and soft drinks. First come the snacks‚ which are being brought everyday by millions of people who are not conserned about

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    Mao-Tamasese‚ Paula 20 July 2014 Sanger English 100 "Fat Tax" brings Fat Benefits Junk food. Do any of us know the meaning of the term? Do the consequences of developing lethal diseases not concern us? Apparently‚ today’s society is well aware of what it is‚ (food with a low nutrition value and is usually processed or ready-prepared (Junk Food)) and what it can do‚ yet they prefer not to have truth repeatedly slapped in their face by the media. The way I see it‚ that’s exactly what these

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    Johnathan Abaya English 1301‚ 1:45pm Class 9-25-2012 1124 School Uniforms: Convenience or Conformity As children we always seem to be told “love who you are and be yourself.” For instance‚ as a child how many of you were so excited to pick what to wear for the day‚ to feel that sense of control and to know you could show up to school and say “this is me and I love who I am!” However‚ on the other side of the fence‚ you have another student that has a uniform‚ who is not being given the option

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    Gonzalez 1  Yugo Gonzalez  Mrs. Kastl  1st Period   12/3/14   School Uniform  The idea of school uniform brings controversy to many schools around the world‚  but uniform has its pros and cons to it. With the ongoing discussion about uniforms‚ one  comes to question if uniforms are really necessary. School attire should be eliminated  because it takes away freedom of expression and the attention from education‚ but can  also be enforced because reducing peer pressure and bullying as well as deterring 

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    Pros and Cons of Public School Attendance Given the low economic status almost worldwide‚ more and more people choose to send their children to public schools so they could start saving up for college‚ which we all know costs quite a lot. If you want to have an idea how public schools are funded‚ zoned‚ operated and the pros and cons of attending a K-12 public school‚ read on and you might find the information that you are looking for. Public schools are funded by tax revenues from federal‚ state

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    Junk Food Intervention

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    The target of this intervention is to cut back on fatty foods and decrease weight by exercising on a daily basis in doing so by playing basketball‚ consuming under 2000 calories daily and increasing the amount of green tea ingested. The benefits of performing this lifestyle change are having to be active in which the body creates endorphins‚ speeding metabolism and boosting up one’s confidence. Many things can go wrong in this experiment. One thing to take into consideration is the influence of family

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    School Uniforms The first school district in the United States to require all K-8 students to wear uniforms was Long Beach‚ CA‚ in January 1994. (Pro and con of school uniform). I believe all schools should have school uniforms. School uniforms add measures of safety in identical dress‚ Improve attendance and there is less bullying. Uniforms add measures of safety in the schools. Uniforms reduce ways in which gang members can identify each other and start ruckus. Almost two

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    debate over whether or not schools should require uniforms based on the advantages and disadvantages they impose on students‚ parents‚ educators‚ and the school. School uniforms diminish the amount of discipline problems that occur at school‚ however‚ they are more expensive for families‚ especially for those families who have low incomes. The greatest advantage of schools requiring uniforms is that they greatly diminish the amount of discipline problems that occur in school. Grace Chen‚ educational

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    A school uniform consists of a limited range of clothing‚ including footwear and headwear. It identifies students as belonging to a particular school. Schools usually expect students to wear the uniform during school hours‚ while traveling to and from school‚ and when engaged in school activities out of school hours. One of the chief benefits of school uniforms‚ say proponents‚ is that they make schools safer. Uniforms are said to reduce gang influence‚ minimize violence by reducing some sources

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    I would like to begin my essay by telling the story of the Golden Rice GMO. “Right now‚ across the world‚ a quarter of a billion preschool-age children are suffering from vitamin A deficiency. Every year‚ 250‚000 to 500‚000 of these kids go blind. Within a year‚ half of the blinded children will die. Much of the affliction is in Southeast Asia‚ where people rely on rice for their nutrition. Rice doesn’t have enough beta carotene—the compound that‚ when digested‚ produces vitamin A. About twenty-five

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