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    Persuasive /Argumentative Essay-School Rule Although there are many rules that the schools in Arkansas that have specific detail on does not mean that they are fantastic rules. The school’s rules often tend to file against my civil rights. First and foremost school rules are always against the public’s civils rights. A lot of days my friend konner is late for school and he gets detention for it but itś not his fault because he can’t drive so why did he get in trouble if he could drive it would

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    Why Students Cheat? By: Quennie P. Sigue In religion‚ the Church believed that cheating is one of the seven capital sins‚ for it is an immoral way of achieving success. It is often done by students‚ who think that studying is an easy stage of life‚ that it‘s merely attending classes without any hard work and sacrifice. Yet‚ cheaters have always reasons why they prefer to do this which can also affect their own selves. Nowadays‚ there are students who usually do cheating during examinations and

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    thing e.g. study‚ ethics‚ politeness‚ sharpness‚ justice and much more. Who is responsible for all of this? Today the main problem is that why students is so much frustrated from the study. Why they should not want to get education. Following are the some reason of this issue. Higher cost of studies Higher cost of studies is the main problem in making the students frustrated. Today all he universities are giving education in big amount of money. Parents are so much conscious that how their babies got

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    Celebrities Vs. The Law Which celebrity do you look up to? What if that celebrity broke the law‚ don’t you think they should receive stricter penalties? Here’s the controversy: Celebrities need stricter penalties when they break the law. Imagine you’re watching the news and your favorite celebrity got a ticket for speeding‚ just a ticket they can easily pay off. Now you’re thinking to yourself “celebrities deserve stricter penalties than just a ticket.” The problem is celebrities are treated like

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    AFTER SCHOOL SOCCER RULES 1. Each site may send up to 11 players. 7-9 will play at a time 2. Students must participate in a MINIMUM of 3 regular season games in order to be eligible to play in the playoff and championship games. 3. Every player must have shorts and shin guards on at all times‚ cleats are preferred but not required. 4. ALL players that go must play 5. Referees: the referee’s main concern is the safety of the players. Each coach will be responsible for reffing half the game

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    “The power which resides in him is new in nature‚ and none but he knows what that is which he can do‚ nor does he know until he has tried.” Understanding Defines Change Psychologists Scott Scheer‚ Stephen Gavazzi‚ and David Blumenkrantz undertook a comprehensive review and analysis of the psychoanalytic literature that discussed the rites of passage in adolescence; from the reading‚ they derived two truths concerning an adolescent’s rite of passages. Primarily‚ as Scheer‚ Gavazzi‚ and Blumenkrantz

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    Celone Verna English 101.2652 Professor. Van Slyck October 4‚ 2011 To Break or Not to Break? All through the play of Antigone‚ written by Sophocles‚ Antigone believes in the supremacy of religious law and tradition. Although Creon has proclaimed to the city that the traitor‚ Polynices‚ should not be buried‚ Antigone insists on following the religious law requiring that females bury the deceased of their family. Antigone’s pride ensures that she will die rather than renounce her beliefs

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    Why Students Should or Should Not Wear Uniforms By Patricia Bell‚ eHow Contributor School uniforms have been a topic of discussion and debate between parents and administrators. There are different opinions of the effect that school uniforms have on children’s social acceptance‚ comfort and behavior and the cost to the parents. 1. Insight * Children who cannot afford the latest fashion are sometimes ridiculed by their peers. Cliques can develop based on students’ clothing styles‚ and

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    There are some schools in the US that pay their students to do well. They will pay them with cash or incentives if they do well. This is a good idea because it not only keeps the student off the streets but‚ they get paid for doing their “job.” in the article i will discuss why this is a good idea Students have been told for years‚ probably as young as 3rd or 4th grade‚ that being a student is your job. Well that is completely true because you have to do work assigned by your boss (the teacher)

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    30 REASONS WHY A SCHOOL NEWSPAPER IS AN IMPORTANT STUDENT ACTIVITY If you or anyone you know has ever doubted the validity or importance of your school newspaper‚ consider the following: 1. A student newspaper improves communication between all groups in a school. 2. It can give both students and faculty knowledge and understanding of school issues not otherwise available. 3. It can do the same for parents who happen to read copies taken home. 4. It conveys an image of the school to the community

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