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    they all look-down‚ ashamed they aren’t able to do anything. They’ve all only been told their whole lives that they’d never be as smart‚ good‚ or strong as a man. That they should stay quiet‚ and respect their husbands who do oh-so-much for them. That man is doing them a favor. Imagine being treated as inferiors. Imagine being told that you are not as good as

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    could get hurt for playing their sport. I believe that athletes should get paid for playing for many different reasons. College athletes should be paid for playing because they put their bodies on the line when they play in their sport‚ it could also make the athlete stay longer in a college sports‚ and they make their college tons of money so why can’t the college pay the athlete. The first reason I think that college athletes get paid is because athletes In college devote about 43.3 hour in their

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    year 1 billion dollars in athletic scholarships are given out‚ because of this college athletes should not be paid. College athletes should not be paid because there’s not enough money to give scholarships and pay the athletes at the same time. For the athletes who are getting scholarships‚ the players are basically already getting paid to play for their team. If you get a scholarship you are obviously good enough to get noticed by colleges‚ who are just going to make you better. So‚ you’ll obviously

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    Ayotte once said‚ “Men and women should be paid based on their experience and qualifications — regardless of their gender — but unfortunately‚ incidents of gender-based pay discrimination still exist.” Kelly describes the wage gap as men being paid more than women even though women have the same credentials as men. According to the Joint Economic Committee Democratic Staff‚ in 2015 women working full time in the United States were paid just 80 percent of what men were paid with a gap of 20 percent. Although

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    Retention Be Good For a Student? Existing policies in many districts‚ is of one that promotes social promotion if the parent(s) are adamant about retention. Social promotion‚ is it the right choice for our struggling children? Are there alternative methods to retention? What is best for our students? There are way too many case studies that support grade retention for our children who do not meet the required curriculum. One argument is that “low-achieving students who are promoted to a grade a level

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    Teachers do not get paid when they are on vacation. The teachers get to summer‚ spring break‚ and Christmas off. That you get to be with your kids in class five days a week. A teacher could get close to some of his/her students. The average salary for a teacher is 44‚844. The elementary hourly rate is $14.71 that is not a lot of money for a teacher. The middle school and high school teachers get paid more than the elementary teachers do. Different students have different perspectives for a teacher

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    According to the NCAA official webpage‚ it’s core purpose is "To govern competition in a fair‚ safe‚ equitable‚ and sportsmanlike manner‚ and to integrate intercollegiate athletics into higher education so that the educational experience of the student athlete is paramount". Many have questioned whether it is wise to compensate collegiate athletes with scholarships‚ due to questions about the validity of their awards and speculation over athletes receiving improper benefits. The argument against

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    military should make this much too. This is not possible. Our military gets paid from tax income of the country. The United States gets $3.7 trillion in income tax. If you divided that among all the soldiers and pay them what pros get paid‚ this is how much it would be. It would be 7.8063324e+12‚ that’s a lot. My main three reasons for thinking pros should get paid more than soldiers are not enough money‚ just as much training‚ and they get paid from different sources. Athletes get paid from millions

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    14(c) which approves segregated subminimum wage workshops that exploit disabled workers‚ paying some only pennies an hour for mundane work. The city of Chicago must recognize that individuals who can perform the essential functions of their jobs should be paid minimum wage‚ regardless of whether they have a disability.

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    Dedicated students work hard to have good GPAs. They stay awake late doing homework and projects. These students always participate in class‚ and turn work in on time. As well as dedicating a lot of their time to school‚ making A honor roll or A&B honor roll through all the four years in high school and receiving awards based on their dedication. Even after doing all of this‚ when they become high school seniors‚ they have a giant problem ahead of them: How do I pay for college? Students whose families

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