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    The Danger of Cell Phones

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    Vincent Phelps Mr. Anderson English 10 December 2012 Cell Phones of Death Skeptics have been saying cell phones cause dangerous side effects. As a result‚ some people claim that when magnetic waves are sent from cell phones‚ the waves have an allergic reaction on them. Others are saying these same waves caused their cancer. However‚ I have found virtually no studies that support these claims with scientific evidence. This is the reason for my choice of policy. The policies in regards to

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    Dangers of Technology. MMORPGs have become a huge entertainment phenomenon. These Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games have become an everyday life for many humans around the nation. But are MMORPGs healthy? Many people may say that these online role playing games help make friends over the internet and others believe that the games may not. Some say the games take away ones ability to socialize with other humans on a day to day basis. “Gamers themselves may see MMORPGs as just any other

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    problem-focused coping on the one hand and emotion-focused coping on the other. Problem-focused coping is directed at altering the problem causing the distress. It involves efforts to change the troubled person–environment relationship. Emotion-focused coping they define as coping that is directed at regulating the emotional response to the problem. Emotion-focused coping is aimed at reducing or managing the distress that is associated with‚ or caused by‚ the situation. Emotion-focused coping can

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    Social Framing and its Cultural Influences Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie‚ a Nigerian novelist states in her presentation‚ The Danger of a Single Story‚ that a “single story creates stereotypes‚ and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue‚ but that they are incomplete. They make one story become the only story” (The Danger of a Single Story). Briefly‚ this Ted presentation addresses the reoccurring issue in society due to media’s limitations and shortcomings. Often‚ portrayals in media

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    The Trump Administration Represents a Clear and Present Danger to the Freedom of Speech in the United States I. Introduction The Trump administration has come under attack just about all of its actions since he took office about a month ago‚ receiving criticism on everything from ‘Muslim’ ban 2to his cabinet appointments to his war with the ‘mainstream media’. While the latter is well documented‚ the larger idea that the Trump administration is threat to Freedom of Speech is less considered. However

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    Your cell phone can kill you. Drivers shouldn’t be able to text and drive because it’s dangerous to everyone if you text and driving‚ you could crash since you’re not focused on the road and you and the person you hit could become seriously injured or DIE. The first reason why cell phones are dangerous is it’s dangerous to everyone if you are texting and driving. In fact in the article “ Parents Share Son’s Fatal Text Message to Warn Against Texting and Driving “ (Parents Share page 137) it

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    Dangers of Plastic Surgery

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    According to Drs. Iva Sorta-Bilajac and Amir Muzur‚ rhinoplasty developed in ancient India due to the practice of nose mutilation as a form of public punishment for immoral conduct. Therefore‚ the connection between an unattractive nose and an immoral being was deeply rooted in this society. While the nose is not a vital ­organ‚ it is exposed to everyone’s view and has ­become a symbol of integrity as well as an important ­aspect of ­human beauty. Only a couple of decades ago it was considered taboo

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    The Dangers of Chewing Gum MUST SHARE Originally‚ chewing gum was made from tree sap but today’s commercial brands are loaded with harmful ingredients and chemicals. The modern day chewing gums are made of four major ingredients including synthetic rubber‚ plastic‚ sugar‚ and coloring (dye). Modern day gums are produced from synthetic polymers such as styrene- butadiene rubbers and polyvinyl acetate. The final product is composed of 60% sugar‚ 20% corn syrup‚ and only 20% actual

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    Academic Critique: Grade Inflation: Too Much Talk‚ Too Little Action Introduction In the article‚ “Grade Inflation: Too Much Talk‚ Too Little Action”‚ was written by Judson C. Faurer and Larry Lopez. The authors display a pervasive topic in education that affects students‚ faculty‚ administrators as well as employers. The article aims at exploring the rapid grade inflation impacts on society. They also layout different proposals to face this phenomenon. Judson Faurer‚ a professor in the management

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    If given the opportunity to choose which techniques with Solution-Focused Brief Therapy‚ I would like to use within my work setting‚ I would choose scaling and miracle questioning. “Solution focused brief therapy (SFBT) is a future-focused‚ goal oriented therapeutic approach to brief therapy” (Corey‚ 2013‚ pg 400). Being that solution focus on therapy as being very short term and brief‚ I feel that it is beneficial within a school setting. Also‚ there is a greater possibility the school I attend

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