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    theory” in July 1961. Two men named Thomas Merrill‚ and Lawrence G. Roberts connected TX-2 computer in Mass. to the Q-32 in California‚ with a low speed dial-up telephone connection‚ in other words created the first “wide- area network”. (Internet Society) From that point on the Internet was born. People all over the world were trying to get their hands in this new accomplishment and try to clam some of it for themselves. As time goes passed things are add to this network such as scientific studies

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    16 and Pregnant‚ A reflection on Society Amanda Big Mountain HUM/176 Amy Dallmann-Jones It is so frightening finding out that you are about to lose a lot of your freedoms and responsibility needs to kick in at the young age of 16. Teen pregnancy is an issue that has been in society for a very long time now. MTV has brought this issue to light by producing a television show called 16 and Pregnant. This show does not just allow viewers into the lives of these young girl’s lives to see how they

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    Faking Pregnant Nearly 750‚000 teenagers get pregnant in a year. In The Pregnancy Project by Gaby Rodriguez‚ is a 17 year old girl who decides for her senior project she is going to fake a pregnancy. While only telling a total of 5 people from her school and family. “I’m not surprised. Does she know that she just ruined her life?” (Rodriguez 141); Gaby wanted to hear all of the gossip that would be said about her. I believe this book was written for a good reason‚ to fight stereotypes and gossip

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    Feature Historical Insight The Impact of Metals on Society Part I: Antiquity Raymond L. Smith Over 5‚000 years‚ our quest for metals has led us to strange lands‚ on bold adventures‚ through terrible hardships‚ and to great riches and devastating failures. Immeasurably‚ the fates of entire nations and peoples have been shaped by this quest. tion for many centuries. A product or process might have been developed in one area and‚ through trade‚ passed to another in a short period; or‚ because

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    Definition: What is early pregnancy? Early pregnancy is considered “socially problematic” such as : broken families‚ discrimination and some teenagers feel they all alone. In addition‚ people believes that being pregnant in an early age are at the high risk for poor health outcomes during pregnancy such as checkups ‚vitamins and even exercise and it is a result of being a child mother because they are young not to know what the right things

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    the truth. Over the past few decades‚ the problem of teen pregnancy has grown considerably in this country. It has been receiving a great deal of public and official attention recently‚ including expressions of concern from President Clinton and New Jersey’s Governor Whitman (Schurmann 7). However‚ the most extensive dilemma regarding the issue of adolescent pregnancy is the incredibly important question of prevention. Preventing teen pregnancy includes such problems as the availability of birth control

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    Impact of Illegal Drug use Among Teens Sandra Rocker ENG 122 Instructor Tamara Dorris January 24‚ 2011 Reducing Drug Trafficking in the United States Impact of Illegal Drug use Among Teens For over one hundred years‚ the United States has been dealing with the use and abuse of illegal drugs. The federal government has spent billions of dollars since 1906 trying to stop the production‚ distribution‚ possession and use of drugs. The war on drugs has been long and costly with

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    Interviewing teenagers turned out to be rather interesting. It’s very relevant the difference in my time of growing up a teen‚ to now. Teens these days have way more issues to worry about being that drugs‚ sex‚ and pregnancy are more tangible then the past. With media using tv‚ radio‚ magazines and music to tell teens how they "need" to be‚ it’s not hard to believe all the increase in teen violence‚ depression‚ and suicide. During the course of this paper I will be discussing the interview that I

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    Every teenager loves the feeling of freedom and being able to do whatever they want. Now when it comes to responsibility not everyone can do it. So how much freedom and responsibility is right enough for teenagers to have in making their own decisions? Teenagers are suppose to have just the adequate freedom and responsibilities according to their age. Giving them too much will overwhelmed them or giving them little can cause for them to run over you. Not too much and not to little.The first thing

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    Impacts of a borderless society As a country that prides itself on options‚ we tend to buy what we want and expect the market to provide us with a multitude of choices. Food selections are no different. We plan a meal and seek out those items on our list. Or we select from what is available and plan a meal around those selections. We rarely think about where our choices originated. Some of our purchases may originate here in the United States‚ while others come from outside our borders. This

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