Papers 2301-2310 of total 35688 found.
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…, official language in Djibouti. Kadra speaks English sufficiently, clearly expresses her thoughts and doesn’t stop to find the suitable words as I often do. She plans to continue going to college in order to get a degree in English, find a better job and probably…
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…of unemployment. As the rate of technological development quickens, those who do not work with these advancements on a day-to-day basis can become detached from the modern industry and consumer demands, thus becoming far less useful to a company. For example, a young…
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…, they have occurred at public schools. Crime rates are substantially lower in private schools. I cannot chose the students my child will attend school with. Therefore, I cannot assure that he or she will interact with people of different racial groups…
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…alcohol. For example: here are some major countries around the world with a set drinking age, “Canada 19, Antigua 16, Italy 16, Ireland 18, France 16/18, Germany 16/18, Mexico 18, Korea (south) 21 or a college student, China no minimum age limit, Japan 20, Hong…
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…and the writer, one must be familiar with the idea of doubleness. Fitzgerald was quoted in “The Crack-Up” to have said that “the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability…
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…. By the year 2010, because of higher birth rates and immigration trends, non-whites are expected to constitute more than one third of the American people. These demographic trends also reflect in schools: approximately one in four children were minority students…
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…The attitude -- that we seek not the "best individual" but the individual who will contribute the most to the whole -- applies in other walks of life besides sports. Think about the example of college admissions today. Is it constitutional for a school…
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…of anger and invection. The brother, like the father, had been an underachiever. He was offered a scholarship to college but abruptly joined the Navy. The family had thought this was some way of rebelling against the father. He was discharged…
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…Marijuana Abuse Topic: How can we stop marijuana abuse on college campuses? Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that they should take action to prevent marijuana abuse on campus…
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…to memorize religious scriptures rather than read them. The Chinese introduced secular, formal state schooling in 1952. By the mid-1990s there were more than 3000 schools in Tibet and the literacy rate was estimated at about 50 percent. Tibetan is the language…
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