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    Mollie Farragher Mrs. Nunes Online English 12 16 January 2015 Why Marijuana should be legalized Multiple studies have found that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol and tobacco yet somehow is still considered a schedule 1 drug along with other more extreme drugs such as heroin. Marijuana is the leaves and shredded flowers of hemp plant called Cannabis sativa which is usually a green or gray mixture. Marijuana can be not only smoked in the form a joint‚ blunt‚ bowl‚ bong‚ etc but can also be eaten

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    age 17. No matter how young they are they should be tried as adults. A child who committed a violent crime would only be put in juvie. This would teach them nothing kids who would come out of juvie would think crimes are ok to do and keep making them. If the crimes goes to a certain circumstance. If they were to steal and skip school they should be put in juvie‚ just more serious crimes like first or second degree murder should be put in jail. All

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    Also‚ many players from the NCAA do not go pro‚ and leave college with no money‚ and a minimal education (Martinez). This is not good‚ because they have nothing after leaving college‚ and now have to begin their adult life. According to the article “Should College Athletes be Paid?”‚ If players did not have any athletic ability‚ these schools

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    Liam Eifert English 802 October 12‚ 2014 Graffiti in Urban Society Defining what is or is not art is difficult. Another concept that is difficult to define is what constitutes a crime and why something is considered a crime. In the case of graffiti and street art‚ both of these difficult concepts collide‚ creating a very controversial subject. Since the beginning of simple hip hop graffiti in Philadelphia during the 1960s‚ graffiti has evolved into many different forms and has developed a subculture

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    Causing our Children to be Aggressive and Violent? Sociology 112 By: Sze Lam (Grace) Section: 05 For: Prof. Leslie Ehrlich Date: Nov. 17‚ 2011 In our society today‚ mass media plays a big part in our everyday lives and we are bombarded by it constantly. Concentrating on the area of mass media violence and examining the various mediums such as television‚ movies‚ and the video game industry. Does the mass media have a lasting effects on causing violence in our children and as well

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    way you were it you can be a bully target with uniforms. What is the point of uniforms? They don’t help anyone‚ okay? it saddens me to hear that kids have to wear uniforms. They are colorless and just plain boring. Some uniforms show too much skin and nobody can express themselves with uniforms. Many schools‚ at this this time‚ require their students to wear a standard uniform. Schools claim that uniforms make every student equal. But‚ what schools aren’t taking in to consideration is the large amount

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    English 1020 23 February 2010 Why is Divorce Acceptable in Society? Divorce is something that has become more common in today’s civilization. It’s happening all over the world but mostly in the United States of America. Most marriages that have fail in the last 5 years have not succeeded have resulted in divorce. In earlier periods in life divorce was considered shocking and terrible‚ whereas in today’s world it’s accepted. Divorce has become acceptable in society for numerous reasons and will

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    Violent revolutions have been the most effective way to bring about change dating back to the American Revolution in the late 1700s. While analyzing this ferocious rebellion‚ it is revealed that all of the American’s non-violent attempts to compromise with Britain failed‚ and that it took a bloody eight year war for the Americans to finally separate from Britain. Violent revolutions are not only more effective‚ but easier to pull off. The Iranian government was a well known institution that used

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    Violent video games infiltrate our society to create more violent people and less desirable person to person contact. Video games promote violence in teenagers. With video games becoming more realistic‚ people are better able to project the violence towards society. This in turn causes societal norms to become accustom towards violent tendencies. Just because a person does not immediately imitate specific violent acts found in video games‚ does not mean the games will have no long-term negative impact

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    Standardized Testing Should Not Be The Standard Standardized testing can be deemed as unfair and should not be solely be used to judge a student’s academic performance. Once quoted‚ “If my future were determined just by my performance on a standardized test‚ I wouldn’t be here. I guarantee you that” (Obama). Standardized testing has been the go-to way to test a student’s intellectual ability since before World War II. Most tests consist of several hours filled with tedious multiple choice questions

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