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    demand. Explore the consequences of having demand for products created by corporations rather than through the choice of sovereign consumers. Perhaps suggest solutions for the problem (if it is a problem!). This is an ideal topic to explore in a satirical manner. Research the nature of satire. Irony Hyperbole Ridiculous Elements of Corporations Positives of Corporations They enable cheaper prices in industrial nations They enable great revenue for the government by taxing the corporations They

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    | Dressing for Success? | Dress Code Persuasive Essay | | | | Benjamin Franklin once said‚ "Those who would give up essential Liberty‚ to purchase a little temporary Safety‚ deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." Today ’s society is built upon the values of freedom‚ independence and the rights of man. The freedom of expression and the basic rights that were fought for are taken away by strict school dress codes or mandatory school uniforms. Everyone should have the freedom to

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    Essay: The dress. Sometimes people hold symbolic value to their material possessions‚ e.g. a dress. When those possessions are stolen it hurts more‚ and it makes it harder to condemn the thief‚ especially if the thief is someone you know and trust. Such is the case in Julia Darling’s short story “The Dress” where the main character Rachel gets her dress stolen by her own sister‚ Flora. This story deals with things like lying‚ betrayal‚ loyalty and family. It explains the process from when something

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    flowing the dress code. Lucky enough i was‚. How strike is dress code . does it need to be inchs before you can wear holes in your pants.too fingers or more to wear a tank top or shirt. Why does dress code have to be strict. Well we are going to find out why. The first dress code was in 1969 we got dress code code because they didn’t want the different appearances people getting bullied. Did you know that 70.5% of schools have strike or uniforms in their schools‚we have dress code because it reduces

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    Essay When should you forgive‚ and when should you not forgive? This question seems to be one‚ that the main characters of Julia Darling’s short story ”The Dress” should be asking themselves more often. They don’t seem to be able to forgive each other. In the text we read about a little problematic family. It is the day of the mother’s 40th birthday‚ and the mother seems to be at a bad stage of her life. Her black hair is starting to turn grey‚ and she is a single person. Maybe the father of her

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    Do school dress codes unfairly target girls? Are the girl dress codes stricter that guys? These are two questions i ask myself as i walk down the halls of my school. In my opinion and personal experiences‚ girls are treated unfairly when it comes to dress codes. It is time for the rules to be set straight and set equal to the guys. Girl dress codes limit their wardrobes more than guys. Therefore girls get called out for it more. "I’ve never seen a boy called out for his attire even though they also

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    Dress code in Public Schools School is the center of learning and a temple of knowledge. This importance has resulted in making school a better place. Many parents have expressed concerns about school uniforms. Standardized school clothing has become a heated national debate. A fixed dress code promotes good discipline‚ helps students perform academically better and reduce violence. Public schools should enforce a dress code. Some sociologists say that dress code hurts the need for

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    article Collarbone Showing? Girls Say School Dress Codes Are Sexist by Kathy Boccella‚ it describes a petition against the school dress code that 3000 students

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    sexualized by dress codes. Boys are never told that their shoulders‚legs‚or stomachs are distracting or inappropriate. Clothing items such as leggings are outlawed by schools because they are seen as distracting to boys. Ripped Jeans are another violation of the dress code. Rips showing a small amount of skin on your knee vs. showing your whole knee and lower leg (how scandalous) in the shorts you change into. ”It is the responsibility of the administration to see that student dress is not extreme

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    Should students be required to wear a dress code if the school enforces one? Many schools around the country enforce strict dress code policies to decrease distraction from the learning environment and prepare students for the reality of having a dress code in a job. Most states have set up laws to allow the school board to set the dress code and its limitations‚ as long as it does not invade the student’s constitutional rights. People who agree with the dress code policies think that today’s students

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