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    The desire for knowledge is something many possess‚ but when taken too far knowledge can have very devastating effects - not only for that person but the lives of others. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein‚ Shelley demonstrates breakdowns and misfortunes that curse those who obsessively pursue knowledge. Victor Frankenstein lusts for a kind of knowledge so hidden and unrevieled that he is willing to sacrifice himself and the lives of others in its pursuit. Frankenstein longs for scientific knowledge

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    harmful than helpful. With every breath a new technological market is being put into place all across the world. Tech such as T.V.s‚ computers‚ and cell phones have become the center that society revolves around. The reasons why technology is harmful‚ for example‚ are cell phones keep us too connected‚ people live off it too much‚ and certain parts of children ’s brains don ’t develop as well if they use technology too often. Technology by definition is the making or change of tools‚ machines or ways

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    by tell you about a story that took place about four years ago. I was on the phone with a young lady who I did not even know and she is crying her heart out to me. She was telling me how she does not work‚ goes to school full time‚ and didn’t know what to do. She was pleading with me to understand how she did not know how she got in the situation that she was in. Of course at that point in time I had no choice but to feel sympathetic for her because I was in the same situation. But I could not let

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    traffic fatalities among children ages 0 to 14‚ about one out of every six involved an alcohol impaired driver. To stop all the fatalities and injures from drunk driving awareness should be promoted‚ laws should be enforced‚ and students should know what to do if they are put in a drunk driving situation. Promoting awareness would be the first breakthrough measure to teach teenagers not to drink and drive. The number one way to prevent teenage drunk driving would be to promote awareness. To way

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    According to Einstein‚ we are drifting towards the unparalleled catastrophe of nuclear war. (Hauss‚ 2012) We continue to break ourselves down into groups normally based along nationality‚ religion‚ social status‚ and other categories instead of just being human. As we break ourselves up into these groupings‚ we tend to take upon ourselves a different identity instead of one common identity. With these different identities are different values and beliefs‚ which may not mesh with another group’s identity

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    In the world there are people who are just or unjust; some might even be both. A person who goes out in the day may be just because he wants people to recognize his good behavior‚ and praise him for it. But that same person may go out at night‚ and be completely unjust because no one can see him. Therefore‚ in his mind his actions don’t matter. In Plato’s The Republic‚ the view of justice is illustrated by the story of Gyges’ ring‚ and that view is that if people could turn invisible almost all of

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    getting access to electricity‚ allowing them to be able to use and enjoy the new technologies of the 1920’s. The major advances in technology that occurred in the 1920’s in America were responsible for significant changes in the lifestyle of the typical citizen. More than half of American households had electricity and were buying new technology. Electricity was available to many people‚ which meant that they could buy technology‚ like appliances and radios‚ which made chores easier and people got a news

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    WHAT ARE SOME TECHNIQUES WRITERS USE TO PARAPHRASE EFFECTIVELY?  Integrating Sources  Techniques for Paraphrasing   When you write a paraphrase‚ you restate other’s ideas in your own words.  That is‚ you write the  meaning of the author’s ideas.  You use some of the author’s key terms‚ but you use many of your  own words and sentence structures.  You include in‐text citation‚ including the author’s last name and  year of publication.  WHAT ARE SOME TECHNIQUES WRITERS USE TO PARAPHRASE EFFECTIVELY

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    THE QUESTIONS TO ANSWER 1. What were some signs Amanda missed? 2. When Amanda first reported to her supervisor‚ who should’ve she reported the abuse to first? And Why? 3. Was it right for the supervisor to come in contact directly to Linda about the abuse? And Why? 4. What should Amanda do next? To Finish off they Case study: Amanda told Katie not to worry and that she safe now with her. She explained to Katie that what was happening was abuse‚ that it wasn’t ok and that she had to report

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    Heidegger believes that’s the role and ultimate goal of philosophy is to achieve an understanding and awareness of one’s being. Heidegger rejects the modern idea of progress which plans a projected future of society. Heidegger wants to block this revolution‚ which is constant revolutionizing of modern ideas becoming‚ and therefore rejects the basic belief of modernism‚ the belief in progress is not the belief in becoming. Strauss believes that progress has become a problem and

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