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    High school students typically have mixed feelings of relief and anticipation as their senior year approaches. Many will plan to go to college‚ or jump right into the workforce‚ and some will pursue other paths‚ such as joining the military. Colleges are making it easier for students who are transitioning from high school to college by offering freshman based events‚ services‚ and groups (Turner‚ Thompson 2015). Although‚ this tends to ease the anxiety that high school graduates have when entering

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    Some people believe that university students should be required to attend classes; others believe that going to classes should be optional to students‚ which one do you agree? Nowadays people discuss whether or not students should be compelled to attend classes. By the time a person enters university‚ he is responsible for his own decisions and behavior. Although attending classes might have a lot of benefits but I think it is up to each individual to decide how to manage his time. Having compulsory

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    In the past and even now‚ people have been discussing if the State of Florida should raise the age for students in school. Students should stay in school until 18 for two reasons. One reason is because they will get a higher education. Another reason is because they will get a better job and income. On the opposing side‚ some people argue that students should not stay in school until they’re 18 because classroom issues arise from these students. However‚ there are many more significant reasons for

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    perfect candidate for Hofstra University is the one that can offer most of his or her enthusiasm to achieve greatness at a school filled with creative individuals. My commitment to learn new things and contributing to society has help me elevate my knowledge of world around us. There are many reasons why I want to attend Hofstra University‚ but the most important reason I want to attend Hofstra is to expand my knowledge of world around us and meet the most creative people in the world.

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    The real question is should schools have uniforms? Many people would argue both sides. There are many reasons why there should be school uniforms. There are also many reasons why there should not be school uniforms. This paper will cover why there should not be school uniforms. Schools should not have uniforms because it does not allow for students to express individuality. Students should be able to be themselves. They need to be able to stand out and be unique. No one wants to live in a world

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    Should the driving age be raised to 21? Introduction: The driving age at the moment is 17 but sometimes it takes longer for people to do there test‚ in other countries its lower (some parts in America is 16) or higher (some parts of America). It could be good to rise the driving age because young drivers are the main case of road deaths or injuries. Also young drivers drink and drive. If the driving age is 21 fewer deaths would happen and roads would be safer. Main Part: It could

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    I believe that required service should not be forced upon the American people. There’s plenty of reasons as to why this would hurt America in general. First‚ It would hurt the economy because we would have to pay the required people. In reality‚ This would just hurt the pockets of many Americans because we don’t have the kind of money to spend on required service. The people who donate money to charity would then be giving the government money to pay for the required services. I truly believe

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    Legal Age to Drink: Should it be Changed? In this day and age with more sophisticated teens and young people abusing alcohol‚ the issue concerning whether or not teenagers should be able to drink at a younger age is an important topic. In the article “Perils of Prohibition” Elizabeth M. Whelan argues that alcohol should be legalized at the age of eighteen instead of twenty-one. She hopes to persuade readers‚ parents‚ and educators to support her proposal for the change by successful alcohol

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    Should Schools Go Year Round? Over 3‚000 schools have switched to year-round schooling in 46 different states. This makes up nearly ten percent of all public schools. “Traditional” schools are starting to decrease in numbers as year-round schools start to increase to “save money” (“Schools Without Summer Break: An In-Depth Look at Year-Round Schooling”‚ 1). But I don’t agree with converting schools to year-round facilities because students may find themselves in a multi-tracked school system which

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    activity for children and teenagers to participate in. Parents are worried that schools are beginning to be a little too lenient with letting their children dress in “skimpy” uniforms and performing inappropriate routines. There is no evidence proving that cheerleading is making people’s children participate in sexual activities but many people think otherwise. Schools need to stop young students from performing provocative routines and wearing “skimpy” uniforms. When children are imbued

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