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    African American’s education. On a Wednesday morning‚ 1957‚ September 25‚ at 8 A.M.‚ she turned near the Bateses’ home and saw about fifty soldiers from the 101st (Beals). Melba Pattillo Beals was part of the Little Rock Nine. She and 8 other African Americans were going to immigrate

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    The Dilemma of Marquis’ Future Like Ours Argument when applied to Euthanasia In his essay "Why abortion is immoral"‚ Don Marquis defends the anti-abortionist view. He bases his defense on the moral impermissibility of killing in general through what he calls the deprivation thesis (DT)‚ which is that killing is wrong if the subject of the killing has a future like ours because killing the subject deprives it of its future. Marquis’ argument‚ known as the future like ours (FLO) argument against

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    Why Abortion Is Immoral: An Argumentative Analysis The argument on the immorality of abortion is a long standing philosophical discourse which opens itself to numerous discussions or even attacks. That the pro-choice and anti-abortionists stances stand or fail is based on the strength or weakness of the other’s claim against the other and vice versa. The morality or immorality of abortion‚ however‚ leaves an open question which also leaves the partisans reflecting on whether or not there can be

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    News women take the right to vote May 30‚ 1997 1960! That’s when all Canadian women were allowed to vote! Women won the vote in small and incremental steps‚ with our western provinces leading the way. The first federal election in Canada was held in August‚ 1867. Women didn’t have the right to vote in it. Even if women met the same requirements around citizenship‚ property‚ age and race as men‚ women did not have the right to vote. Why? Because the laws of the provinces of Nova Scotia‚ New Brunswick

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    When should kids be considered adults? Kids should be considered adults at the age of 18. Kids are able to vote at 18. If they are able to choose who runs our country then why can’t they be called adults? Being able to vote is an “adult thing” to do but if a majority of those “adults” are 18 then why are they still being called a kid? The law is able to recognize that after someone turns 18 their parents no longer have to support them.Their parents may wish to continue supporting them even after

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    now time to try democracy” (10). Thus‚ education is being placed both emphasis on career training and corporate culture‚ but more towards corporate culture. In the essay “Don’t send your Kids to Ivy Leagues‚” writer William Deresiwchiz illustrates why our prestigious

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    mother‚ her eyes and cheeks red‚ undoubtedly from crying‚ and a mournful look on her face. “Elsa is dead‚” and I hugged her‚ wrapping my arms around her tightly‚ no tears running from my eyes but a heavy sense of dread settling in my stomach. Why wasn’t I upset? Why was I the only one here for my mother? As I matured over the following year‚ I learned I would not cry often over death‚ but death would only add to the heavy sense of dread‚ weighing me down. This feeling would only increase with the deaths

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    Jordan Sands Jaimie Young ENG 101 23 January 2013                                                  Rhetorical Analysis of an Argument                 The Direct TV commercial “Don’t attend your own funeral” focuses on the quality of service‚ and the customer service of regular cable in comparison to Direct TV. From the beginning scene and progression of the commercial‚ it’s implied that cable service is bad‚ causing customers to need someone to come fix the service. This would trigger a

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    If I could vote‚ I would vote for Barack Obama. I like his views on mostly all the political topics. I think that he has tried so hard to make our country a better place for everyone living here. Many people complain that our country is in debt because of him and the economy has dropped dramatically. I think that those people don’t look at the positive things that Obama has done. Also‚ In order for something good to happen‚ there has to be something negative that comes out of it. I think that if

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    Novel Essay Pretend You Don’t See Her Character Analysis In the novel‚ Pretend You Don’t See Her by Mary Higgins Clark‚ a young woman unintentionally becomes the witness to the murder of Isabelle Waring‚ a lady who is convinced the car crash that took her daughter’s life‚ was not just a tragic accident. Lacey‚ who is just doing her job as a real estate agent‚ now has her life on the line. She is put into the witness protection program because she is the only one who can identify Mrs. Waring’s

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