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…and are similar to StatsCan data (Canadian Social Trends, 1994), which show that students who worked fewer than 20 hours a week had much lower dropout rates than those who worked more than 20 hours a week. The drop out rate of those who worked fewer than 20 hours is 16…

…and the framers had to decide how to choose this president. They chose from three main systems: elect the president by congress, the people, or electors. Many debates were made over this topic in the constitutional convention and eventually the Electoral College system…

…is the system that allows us to entertain the fallacy of democracy? Why do we not directly elect the highest office in the land? Is it for our protection, or for the governments? When the Founders of our Constitution settled on the Electoral College as the means…

…College Campuses I have been to many college campuses and seen how they are set up. They all are organized in the same fashion with the exception of few. College campuses are divided into different buildings, and the buildings are classified…

…I came to Fairmont State College taking my new step into life. I knew that everything I did was now my responsibility and I had to make sure I got done what needed to get done. When I received and assignment I did it. I disciplined myself at first…

…and work in such a diverse world that learning in one should not be a big issue. Affirmative action is the true issue surrounding colleges, not diversity. There's nothing wrong with diversity, but how we accomplish it should be under strict review…

…One of the greatest ideas our forefathers had when they wrote the constitution was the Electoral College. There was much debate and deliberation over how a president should be elected into office. The founding fathers had many different aspects…

…The Electoral College A Righteous System One of the greatest ideas our forefathers had when they wrote the constitution was the electoral college. There was much debate and deliberation over how a president should be elected into office…

…When I first enrolled into college, I knew that it would not be an easy class. College is another step in the education process, and if it didn’t get harder I would be on the same level as someone in high school. Knowing this, I psyched myself…

…strength to overcome my shyness. It was incredibly liberating and taught me that anything is possible with perseverance and courage. I learned that the only limitations I have are the ones I place on myself. College will present similar challenges with all…