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…investigation into the use of America On-Line to distribute child pornography and arrange sex with children. Following the FBI’s operation, in February 1996, John Delmarle, 49, has been sentenced to 5 years imprisonment in Rochester, New York. Delmarle agreed…

…be a great educational tool but should be monitored and explained at all times. When a child watches television, they do not have to use their thinking skills. Television is taking away the traditional way of classroom learning. They have everything given to them…

…as a way to learn reading and to build vocabulary. Educational computer games have also contributed to the progress of technology. In addition, learning games such as “Hooked on Phonics” help with the development of reading and writing. A more recent method has…

…to the fact that people can sign on the computer and have cybersex (written computer communication) with complete strangers. If you go into any chat room on the internet you will find people asking for cybersex or talking about sex in general. While…

…to airline tickets. This is not independence, this is merely using women as a show piece, a sex object. If women in bikinis selling car tires is the kind of independence we have been fighting for so long then I must say, today's women have all the independence…

…Political Analysis Title IX Twenty-nine years ago congress passed legislation that attempted to level the “playing field” for women in athletics and academics at colleges and universities. In 1972 Title IX of the Educational Amendments…

…. The primary social factors that influence dialects are class, education, occupation, ethnicity, sex, and age (Ferguson 52, Yule 191). And social dialects can vary on any or all three descriptor levels; syntax or grammar, lexicon or vocabulary, and phonetics…

…. Sex, race, and color all affected the rights and privileges of the American citizen. And the only way to right these wrongs was through years of struggle and perseverance. In this essay I will be able to show briefly how some of America's laws became what…

…capacity and intelligence. In one example, he measured the brain size of US military personnel and separated them by sex, rank, and race. He found that among enlisted men not only did the Negroid (1449 cubic centimeters) have less cranial capacity than…

…part in the strikes and labor actions by the Industrial Workers of the World. Her work as a visiting nurse made her more interested in sex education and women's health. In 1912, she began to write a column about sex education in the New York Call. Her column…