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    Reasons why Students Fail

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    Top Reasons Students Fail Lack of Motivation A student who does not realize why they need to succeed‚ will not succeed. Peer Relationships Choosing friends that fill a void tends to lead to either very good or very bad behavior. A parent needs to monitor their child’s friends all the way through high school. Just because they are older doesn’t mean they don’t need parental guidance in choosing who they do and do not hang out with. Bad Teachers No one ever wants to say that this is a

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    Education‚ Inc. Punishment—Justice for the Unjust? The great Christian writer C. S. Lewis (1898–1963) once remarked that if satisfying justice is to be the ultimate goal of Western criminal justice‚ then the fate of offenders cannot be dictated merely by practical considerations. “The concept of just desert is the only connecting link between punishment and justice‚” Lewis wrote. “It is only as deserved or undeserved that a sentence can be just or unjust‚” he concluded. Once a person has been arrested

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    article I just read recently‚ was “Children’s Arrests in Bullying Case Distress Tennessee City” written by Christine Hauser. Hauser writes about how children of the ages of 12 years old were arrested for bullying a boy. There were 10 children involved who were pushing the boy into the street and trying to provoke him into making a move. One of the children was recording the whole incident while the boy was being beaten up and later had posted it on YouTube. After the arrest of the children’s parents

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    Just War Is Unjust

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    (Return to CO.Quaker.org Home Page) 2013-07-09T16:58:18#BeginEditable "Heading" Just and Unjust War2013-07-09T16:58:18#EndEditable 2013-07-09T16:58:18#BeginEditable "body" by Howard ZinnReprinted (with permission of the author) from the book Declarations of Independence‚ (...also found in The Zinn Reader‚ and Howard Zinn on War) I enlisted in the Army Air Corps in World War II and was an eager bombardier‚ determined to do everything I could to help defeat fascism. Yet‚ at the end of the war‚ when

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    Most people do not realize that arrest records for every person in the community can be accessed completely free by anyone who has an interest.. Whether you are researching your own name to ensure your public records are up to date and accurate or are looking into someone new in your life who may or may not be trustworthy‚ gaining access to these records is extremely beneficial in a wide variety of situations. For instance‚ public court records are often checked by employers when considering you

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    Do you think Peter Stolypin was the Tsar’s last hope? The 1905 Revolution was the build up of the dissatisfaction of Russia’s people with the government. Tsar Nicholas II had turned to key individuals such as Peter Stolypin to save the Tsarist regime. Stolypin‚ Russian Prime Minister from 1906 – 1911‚ had addressed a number of problems which threatened Tsarism by appeasing opposition and therefore putting down revolutionary attitudes. His reforms certainly did help gain back some of the Tsar’s

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    From the beginning of history to the year of 1800‚ the work of man was done by hand tools. However‚ during the year of 1800 the shift from hand tools to power machinery occurred and was called the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution grew gradually out of the technical practices of earlier times. The first country to be affected by the Industrial Revolution was Great Britain. First‚ Great Britain practiced the policy of mercantilism. Great Britain expanded her Atlantic economy by mercantilism

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    The right to a trial by jury is to give two americans their right to procrastinate against each other about what really happened in their situation they were in. Judges wouldn’t know who did the crime if both defendants had no physical or visual evidence of what really happened at the scene. A trial by jury is really based on the amount of evidence and points you’ve proved to the judge about the case. The most concerned day of our lives today is walking through the doors to a trial by jury‚ because

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    Learning achievement is the result obtained by the students after going through some process of learning at school and it is the desire of each parent to child. Good performance would be gained by good learning and bad performance will be obtained with the process of bad learning. Learning is a process of something that has not been able to be able‚ from old behaviors to new behaviors‚ from old understandings to new understandings. In the process of learning‚ it should come first is how the child

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    Contrary to popular belief that ‘prostitutes’ need to be heavily controlled and restrained; criminalization and arrest can backfire into a huge problem for both sides as it creates distrust between the law and prostitutes. Criminalization and arrest can have many repercussions‚ such as jeopardizing their career‚ ruin their reputation in the industry and in case of an arrest it can create a criminal record which causes the sex worker to be unable to obtain jobs if he/she wants to do something else

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