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    Senate. Second I realize that Congress has some fundamental problems‚ that come from individual goals as well as institutional goals‚ and I want to take actions to fix these problems‚ not just point them out. I have chosen three proposals from Mayor and Canon that I think will help Congress in overcoming these aforementioned fundamental problems. My ideas are to help Congress make decisions that help improve the general good of the nation. One problem I believe that Congress has is that its members are

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    Texas student’s parents are really the strongest voice when it comes to changing STAAR testing in Texas. The biggest way parents are changing education for their children and all the students in Texas is to opt their students out of the state testing. This seems to be the biggest norm now for parents to stand up against state testing‚ parents across south Austin schools have started this new protest instead of their children being involved in state testing the day’s where they are required to do

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    Negative Assessment A common misconception by the supporters of the 2003 Medical Malpractice Tort Reform Act was that medical malpractice litigation was responsible for increasing healthcare costs and limited access to care. In retrospect‚ tort reform did have a number of demonstrable effects. The effect on health care administrators‚ patients and lawyers‚ and the current and future economic impact greatly outweigh the benefits of tort reform. Health Care Administrators The 2003 statue caused

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    Is “No Pass‚ No Play” Good for Texas? Many school systems in the state of Texas participate in the University Interscholastic League and their competitive events in performance‚ academic‚ and athletic categories. These events promote teamwork‚ sportsmanship‚ and creativity in students. However‚ there are rules and stipulations to who can compete in these events‚ to ensure that students retain their good academic standing‚ and making sure that the events stay fair. One of these rules in particular

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    Character Texas Alliance Volleyball‚ LLC 2011-2012 Club Contract Texas Alliance Volleyball‚ LLC (“Texas Alliance Volleyball Club” or the “Club”) is very pleased to extend an invitation to participate in our Club for the 2011-2012 club season! In consideration of the Player whose name is set forth below being allowed to participate in activities with the Texas Alliance Volleyball Club (the “Activities”)‚ the undersigned hereby enter into this contract (the “Contract”). Attendance Policies 1) Texas Alliance

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    1836 has widely been regarded as the turning point in the Texas Revolution. But of all the unknowns regarding that battle‚ such as how Davy Crockett died or if William B. Travis was placed on the funeral pyre alive‚ one of the most important mysteries is just why the people of the Alamo chose to stand and fight. To understand why the people of the Alamo fought‚ one must first examine the reasons for the Texas Revolution’s occurrence. Texas’ declaration of independence was caused by several things

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    To be‚ or not to be‚ married. Same-sex marriage is one of the most controversial issues here in Texas; with that being said views can fluctuate over time. Aaron Blake of The Washington Post writes a very interesting article explaining a recent case in which a court judge strikes down Texas’ ban on gay marriage. U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia ruled that current laws restricting same-sex marriage violated the United States Constitution and took away their rights “without a rational relation

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    Process Analysis: Sample Essay “Texas Chili” This essay is one that I have used for many years. It is an actual student essay that was published in an old composition textbook that I used for several years. I like for my students to read this essay because it incorporates several good techniques – and a few “what-not-to-do’s.” ❑ A good attention getter in the form of personal thoughts (Note: If you are really creative with your topic‚ I will allow you to include personal thoughts on

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    Legalizing Same sex marriage in Texas There are many reasons why same sex couples deserve the right to have a legalized union in marriage. By denying same sex couples one is violating their religious freedom as well as minority discrimination. It is unfair to say who a person can and cannot marry same sex marriage should be legalized in Texas because no matter what ones sexual preference is‚ one deserves the right to marry. Religion‚ medical/health insurance‚ financial concerns‚ concern for the

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    ________________________________________ 491 U.S. 397 Texas v. Johnson CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS OF TEXAS ________________________________________ No. 88-155 Argued: March 21‚ 1989 --- Decided: June 21‚ 1989 This case analysis of Texas v. Gregory Lee Johnson was a Supreme Court case that overthrew bans on damaging the American flag in 48 of the 50 states. Gregory Lee Johnson participated in a political demonstration during the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas‚ Texas‚ where he burned the American

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