Essay Database

… test was given to Fourth Grade students in Ohio. Cleveland's The Plain Dealer reported that scores statewide varied greatly by race and ethnicity. White students had a passing rate of 51%, while only 31% of the Latinos and 19% of the Blacks…

… 40 years ago, the real rulers of the world feared the general population was getting smarter and would one day discover they were actually slaves and being controlled by a secret organization called TLOA (The League Of Apocalyptics). To head off this…

… is more affluent and has greater opportunities than any previous generation. For others, the tremendous economic growth of recent years has led to greater inequalities that disadvantage them in education, the workplace and in their social lives.…

… drugs in many different ways. In movies such as Scareface and Blow, drugs are shown as evil. Although a majority of media portrays drugs as evil, some of the most influential media on the kids encourages them to use and sell drugs. The children of…

… in order to prevent the baby from developing and being born alive. It is a very controversial topic that has been repeatedly argued for the past few years. The main arguing subject is whether or not abortion should be banned. In my opinion, I think…

… means has been a popular topic of science-fiction novels and movies throughout the decades. The benefits and implications of man creating man have long fascinated, and stupefied, humanity. However, with recent advancements in cloning technology,…

… package of improved seeds, farm technology, better irrigation and chemical fertilizers, was highly successful at meeting its primary objective of increasing crop yields and food supplies. In Asia, where the Green Revolution package was the most widely…

… era where poor, orphaned, and abused children were left on streets, thrown in prison, or simply put away in orphanages. Finally, in 1851, a man by the name of Charles Brace finally decided to recognize this serious problem. At the time the popular…

… Future in Harms <Tab/> <Tab/>Do you want to kill or witness the murder of an innocent unborn child? Are you willing to make a decision that will be on your consciousness? This is the type of decision that will weigh on a…

… than life imprisonment... It is also evident that the burden of capital punishment falls upon the poor, the ignorant and the underprivileged members of society," this once said Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. In the United States, the death…