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    The argument of essentialism and experimentalism can be dated to the first philosophers and still is a debate that is occuring to this day. The philosopher René Descartes has a unique perspective. Descartes says‚ “I think‚ therefore I am” (Descartes 1). He believes that to discover what is reality one must first doubt everything and start from the beginning. He found out that he exists because he is the one doubting in the first place. This is connected to the short story by Jonathan Nolan “Memento

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    In our current society‚ there is a certain belief against children playing football. The belief is that there is no reason why children should be playing this sport‚ specifically with the research about how it can lead to different types of injuries. Even though this is a valid view‚ this is a view that I am against for a few different reasons. One of these reasons is because children can still learn lessons from playing sports like football that cannot be taught anywhere else. I am also against

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    constitution was written‚ he still advocated constantly for the rights of states‚ although his arguments were often fruitless. One of the largest contributions Jefferson made to personal rights was the inclusion of a bill of rights into the constitution. Even though Jefferson was not the sole person responsible for the creation of the Bill of Rights‚ he was a driving force behind the movement. His arguments were so popular that the Federalists were forced to include the Bill of Rights

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    Mental health is becoming a more widespread topic in recent years especially since characters with mental illnesses have become popular in movies and t.v.‚ like the hit Netflix original 13 Reasons Why who’s main character battles depression. Pop-culture music‚ books‚ and social media have also taken to spreading awareness for mental illnesses‚ steps to improve your mental health‚ and creative works that hope to help those without mental illnesses understand their struggling peers. This focus on mental

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    Standardized Testing: Good or Bad? If someone was to ask you “how do you define student achievement?” what would your answer be? Would you say student achievement is measured by state achievement tests? Or would you say that student achievement is too complex a subject to be objectively measured? There are many important skills students must be taught‚ and we need a way to effectively measure if they are in fact learning those skills. However‚ standardized tests cannot effectively show the learning

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    important people from their life to help them focus on obtaining and retaining the object or idea of their greed. Given enough time and loss of their idea or object‚ this effect can also lead to depression. It is important that we take pride in what we love to do or what we have‚ however‚ it is much more important to have the people around us who care about us and want to help accomplish your goals. It is also important to keep up mental health by surrounding yourself with people you love as well as participating

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    sense now. “We believe in ordinary acts of bravery‚ in the courage that drives a person to stand up for another.” She understands that bravery can be seen through courage and courage comes from facing your fears. Fear is always keeping you from being what you want to become so being brave enough to stand up to your fears is changing who you are on the inside and out. She is showing that bravery is a symbol that allows her to be someone she always knew she could

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    everyone looks the same. Uniforms would be a beneficial addition to Lafayette School. To start off‚ in school‚ most middle school students are bullied because of what they are wearing. If everyone has the same clothing‚ bullying wouldn’t occur as much as it would without uniforms. With uniforms‚ there’s no discrimination because of what you’re wearing. People get bullied in schools because they do not have to fit in and buy the newest hottest cloths. Also‚ since everyone looks the same in uniforms

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    If a drug test is implemented‚ then students will learn responsibility and manage what they are putting into their body. In the article‚ “High Schools Add a Team Rule: Get a Drug Test”‚ Jerry Cecil‚ assistant superintendent of the Greenwood School District in Arkansas states “We don’t want to catch students‚ we want them not to be using.” A drug test will teach the responsibility athletes need to limit what they put in their body and teach them right from wrong. Also in the article‚ “High Schools

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    fuming mad about the suffering Lennie had caused‚ most of which Lennie had not meant to do. Though Curley has the right to be upset‚ his proper judgment is blinded by this anger. Despite Curley having the possibility to turn Lennie into the police for what he had done‚ but he wants to murder Lennie for his felonies instead. Curley though blind with anger and rage is unable to make the proper choice. He is shown to have a strong dislike to larger men‚ such as Lennie‚ which also makes his decisions one

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