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    Academic Dishonesty: an Epidemic As a current college student and recent high school graduate‚ I am well aware of the presence of academic dishonesty‚ or cheating‚ in the classroom. The International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI) defines academic dishonesty as “representing someone else ’s work as your own. It can take many forms‚ including sharing another ’s work‚ purchasing a term paper or test questions in advance‚ paying another to do the work for you” (Integrity Statistics). With the

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    Child Pornography- Becoming an Epidemic? The internet can be a useful tool when used for the right reasons‚ but what about the wrong reasons‚ such as child pornography? Child pornography is growing in astounding numbers‚ it is gaining more popularity every year and there is still not enough legislation to help slow it down. Society has become overly sexually stimulated‚ simple sexual pleasures are now not enough in many people’s minds‚ which may lead to harmful‚ unhealthy sexual desires

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    Work Epidemic Analysis

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    Teachers have a substantial impact on students‚ myself included‚ due to the significant amount of time they spend with them. Teachers verse their students on the topic of their expertise‚ but they also help them grow as people. While learning how to convert mass to moles‚ moles to moles‚ and moles to mass can prove useful if an individual wants to become a chemist‚ the work ethic gained from finishing assignments before their inevitable deadlines proves most useful. Aside from work ethic‚ students

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    According to the Occupational Safety & Health Administration‚ there are approximately 85 deaths and 35‚000 serious injuries caused by forklifts each year. The specialists at J & R Hi-Lift And Truck Services in Pearl City‚ HI‚ understand that forklift service and repair isn’t a job to be taken lightly‚ which is why they all receive stringent safety training. The fact is‚ you shouldn’t trust any mechanic or repairman with the repair of your fleet of forklifts. If they’re inexperienced and not certified

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    The Atomic Bomb Epidemic

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    All Were there any injury phases on the people who survived the Atomic Bomb horrific? The injury phases on the people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki who survived The Atomic Bomb were horrific because most people were instantly vaporized or had the high risk of Cancers‚Blood Disorders‚ and Tumors. There were also risks of being badly burnt and having skin injuries that caused life long disorders to the body. The Atomic Bomb was so powerful that it caused more than 7 decades of death and agony to the people

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    Abstract This paper discusses the impact that family violence‚ has on individuals in families irrespective of the victims age or gender. Statistically‚ when society addressed the issue of family abuse‚ it was naturally assumed that the violent abusive behavior was committed by the male family member. He was always the culprit in administering punishment that bordered on‚ and often escalated into abusive situations. However‚ in recent years society has experienced a definite shift in those statistics

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    Childhood Obesity Epidemic

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    Analysis of Research Report Paper As a parent‚ do you worry if your child is at the right weight for his/her age and height? Ever wonder what health risks being overweight might bring? Do worry if your child is getting the right amount of physical activity? Are you on top of keeping up with your child’s physical? The questions mentioned are questions committed parents should be concern about with their children. But unfortunately‚ there are parents not as concerned as others. In the United States

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    Can self-indulgence and materialism lead to social chaos and self-destruction? In “Teddy” and “A Perfect Day for Bananafish‚” J.D. Salinger reveals that the ostentation of society results in the downfalls of the protagonists. Both Seymour Glass and Teddy McArdle feel embarrassed and uncomfortable because of their distinctions from the majority of the people they are surrounded by. Seymour suffers from post-traumatic stress syndrome as an affect of the war‚ and Teddy retains the mind of a child genius

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    It is widely believed that childhood obesity is a major health concern in this day and age. This issue can be attributed to various factors‚ and to address this problem‚ it is crucial to take some serious measures‚ which will be further explained in this essay. The most notable reason for children’s obesity is their unbalanced and unhealthy lifestyles. In terms of eating habits‚ the overconsumption of calorie-dense foods such as fast food‚ beverages‚ and sugary snacks has significantly contributed

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    In the article‚ "Three Reasons Not to Believe in an Autism Epidemic‚" the authors developed three arguments against the belief of autism as an epidemic. Furthermore‚ the authors assert that the causes of the increase of autism is affected by raised public awareness of the condition of autism‚ broadened diagnostic criteria‚ and improved case finding of individuals with autism. Beginning in 1940‚ there were only three known symptoms for autism. In 1980‚ there were six mandatory standards an individual

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