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…“THE VIOLENT-KID PROFILE” Are students being judged by the way they act, by what they say, or even by the way they dress? Sadly, the answer is yes. Not by their peers, but by the faculty. Schools are changing the rules of what is considered…

…such as detecting credit fraud. This not only benefits a credit card company. A reduction of fraud leads to lowered premiums that once covered a higher insurance expense. Researchers use data mining techniques to obtain information of market profile. Gaining…

…it. Right? Not too long ago people were experimenting with anabolic steroids. They injected horse testosterone into their veins to increase the amount of muscle mass produced from lifting. But after a while, some professional athletes and high profile…

…Alongside other 90s US acts such as 311 and Rage Against The Machine, Sublime built their reputation by developing a sound which mixed and matched from various traditions, especially rap, ska and rock. The band's profile initially depended on their heavy…

…Alongside other 90s US acts such as 311 and Rage Against The Machine, Sublime built their reputation by developing a sound which mixed and matched from various traditions, especially rap, ska and rock. The band's profile initially depended on their heavy…

…rights. Prop 54 is a Racial Privacy Initiative this is a banning racial preference in state admissions, hiring and public contracting. Being the latest initiative designed to change the way Californians think about race. Proposition 54, lead by UC Regent Ward…

…To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, prejudice was encountered throughout the story as racial, social, or even a rare complete lack of prejudice. These three degrees of prejudice, appear in a variety of ways such as simple childish ideas expressed about…

…or an aggressive approach to correct historic patterns of racial discrimination. Unfortunately, through the years, affirmative action has changed from equal opportunity for everyone to preferential treatment of minority groups. The original concept involved only…

…to the public for fair reporting on racial issues. Racism has had a very long history of torment and discrimination. Even though we see ourselves as a united nation we continue to fight with racial issues every day. Television is extremely influencing in this day…

…, or suppressing parts thought to be objectionable, or offensive. Based on the article, “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” was banned because of its poor use of grammar, the racist words, the racial epithets and the racial violence throughout out the novel. Another…