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…a room. For many decades after television's introduction into American society, long after view had come to take up more of the average child's waking time than any other single activity, the most popular child-care manuals paid little attention…

…, in addition to working and living in areas with less pollution. Other reasons include ability to afford better medical care, better nutrition, and choosing less participation in negative health behaviors such as smoking and drinking. Associated with the above…

…. There should be a moot point, "Separation of church and state." Some religious leaders are the most forceful advocates of same-sex marriage. In Hawaii alone, many faiths such as the Reform branches of Judaism, Quaker, Buddhist, Episcopal and many individual…

…the Panthers at the age of thirty-three, of which nineteen of those years were spent either in prison or on parole. By the age of eighteen Cleaver had made two trips to reform school, convicted and jailed for possession of marijuana (Chance 31). Cleaver was released…

…that the minimum wage of $4.25 and hour be pushed up to $5.15 an hour over a two-year period. Reich said, it has been shown that pushing the minimum wage up, would assist in welfare reform, and lower the number of persons on welfare, by making wages high enough…

…on shipping. As a complement to his work, Franklin studied the sources of lead poisoning, causes and cures of smokey chimneys, relationship of tobacco to hand tremors, effects of diet and activity on general health, and the depth of water and speed of boats. He…

…of tobacco to hand tremors, effects of diet and activity on general health, and the depth of water and speed of boats. He wrote copiously on gout, temperature of the blood, physiology of sleep, deafness, nyctalopia, infection from dead bodies, infant mortality…

…of tobacco to hand tremors, effects of diet and activity on general health, and the depth of water and speed of boats. He wrote copiously on gout, temperature of the blood, physiology of sleep, deafness, nyctalopia, infection from dead bodies, infant mortality…

…, the lack of adequate health care. It is for these reasons that poverty contributes to the single-parent householder problem. Poverty is not the fault of the individual but rather the result of various social forces working against the individual. The lack…

…to the elderly and infirm; medical matters and the re-institution of programs of preventative health care and medicine; the resumption of education and schooling for children; the creation of jobs, enabling full employment in order to remove young men and women from…