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    that would be fun and cheap. One of my idea was that we could start saving up money now for our class of 2013 which is the 7th grade. The more money we could save is the more fun parties we would have. I hope that I convince you guys to vote for me as your student council representative. As you already know‚ I’m running for class council representative for room 102 in Tina Miles student council. I would like to present all of you this year and contribute my strongest

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    Should abortion be legal? That is one of the looming questions in politics and society. There are many people today who believe abortion should be illegal because it is the murder of an unborn baby. People state that an unborn baby is still a human being and that they also deserve the right to their own life (Abortion ProCon.org). Abortion is a right that does not need to be controlled by the government. Abortion should be a choice that women have that allows them to control their own bodies. According

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    Aly‚ Waleed. Voting Should Be Mandatory. The New York Times‚ 2017. Print. www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/opinion/voting-should-be-mandatory.html Accessed 13 February. 2017. This article talks about the reasons why voting should be mandatory and how Australia views mandatory voting. The author offers information for those who are interested in learning about why voting should be mandatory and why it is important. Rather than a typical article‚ the readers learn more about Australia and America’s policies

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    After the American Revolutionary War‚ New Jersey was the only state that granted suffrage to any citizen that met the voting qualifications. Women first gained the right to vote via the vague wording in the voting clause‚ in the New Jersey Constitution of 1776. The voting rights acts of 1790 and 1797 explicitly indicated that women had the right to vote‚ though each law affected a different area of New Jersey. Then in 1807‚ there was a voting act which revoked the right to vote for women. The

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    ETHICAL ISSUES MODULE FD A 5.2 HELEN WILSON Word count approx: 2177 A written report on “Prison Inmate’s Being Allowed to Vote “ Aims and objectives Quick reminder of ‘What is Ethics’? Who participated? My audience. The issue I presented. What I spoke about in my presentation. Deontological and Utilitarian views Any possible ethical conflict’s arising? Why I chose what I chose

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    Congress and the American people‚ the Truman Doctrine in March 1947‚ where the President used fear in describing the Soviet Communism as a threat of our freedoms‚ both economically and personally. Furthermore‚ according to Judge & Langdon (2016) he vowed that the United States must rise to the call of any nation wishing to establish a government free of subjugation by armed militias or pressures by outside parties‚ no doubt meaning the Soviet Union. The Truman Doctrine re-shaped American foreign policy

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    Liquidated Damages v. Penalty Are Causation and Loss Really Required?‚ Pooja Sharma* In a contract‚ the parties may name a sum to be payable in the event of breach. If such sum is a genuine pre estimate of loss it is termed liquidated damages‚ and if it bears no reflection on the loss suffered‚ it is termed a penalty. Courts are reluctant to enforce penalty clauses and in such cases the sum stipulated is normally reduced. It has been perceptively observed by Fansworth that in comparison to the

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    In Eric Liu’s essay‚ What Every American Should Know‚ he discusses how America needs to unite to create a common culture. This new culture will help the the current new generation of Americans become equal in a social atmosphere. Liu used Cultural Literacy‚ a critical piece by E.D. Hirsch‚ to explain a list of topics Hirsch and two of his colleagues believed every American show. The only concern that comes with the list is that it is outdated. The current generation needs a list with Internet memes

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    College Writing 1 01/28/2014 To Be American The authors point of view concerning being an American can be translated by foreign Immigrants and those who work hard‚ Contribute to the American society (play an active roll)‚ and those who embrace the American culture. Step Into the shoes of an immigrant and ask this one question‚ what does it take to truly become an American Citizen? For those who came to the United States for a better life‚ they had to under go many obstacles and turmoil

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    Should voting be mandatory? I would like to initiate with a quote‚ which falls apt to the topic and my point of view on it- “A vote is like a rifle; its usefulness depends upon the character of the user.” -(Theodore Roosevelt). The answer to the question‚ ’Should voting be mandatory ’‚ lies in the topic itself. Before I go any further with what my views are‚ I would like to clear‚ the basic definition of the word- Vote. “It is a formal Expression of Opinion or Will‚ in response to a proposed decision” -(Merriam

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