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    Approximately 42 million abortions are performed each year all over the world and approximately 42 million people populate the state of California. Therefore the amount of babies killed in just one year would be enough to repopulate the third largest state in America. In the United States alone there are 1.37 million abortions each year and 52% of the women obtaining these abortions in the United States are under the age of 25. Still at such a young age‚ do these women really understand the consequences

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    According to www.sdadefend.com‚ there are approximately 1.6 million abortions in the U.S. every year‚ which is about 4‚383 a day and 3 per minute. That’s an abortion every 20 seconds! Abortion should not be performed unless it concerns the health of the mother that makes her unable to carry a child. There have been many arguments about whether abortion should be legal or not. In an editorial from the Washington Times‚ entitled “Abortion is no minor matter”‚ its written that the American Civil Liberties

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    Abortion Isn’t Painless 1.) The topic of the article is abortions. It is about how Nebraska wants to pass a new act called the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. This act says that you cannot get and abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. After being pregnant for 20 weeks‚ the baby can feel pain‚ therefore making it suffer intense pain for the procedure. Getting an abortion before 20 weeks is harmless to an extent‚ but afterwards it is just cruel and unusual punishment. 2.) The article

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    The Affects of Doping Have you ever looked at a professional athlete and wondered how they could possibly have such defined muscles in their arms‚ legs‚ and even their abdominal region. While I am watching any kind of professional bicycling event I wonder how these men and women could possibly have the endurance to bike for such a long time. Some of these athletes have a dark secret. The use of banned performance-enhancing drugs (PED) in sports‚ also referred to as doping‚ is on the rise not only

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    Deryn 6 June 2012 Should Uniforms be Worn in Schools? In recent years we have been faced with the question; should uniforms be worn in public schools? Some would agree with the idea of students switching out their regular attire for khakis and button-ups. But on the other hand‚ others‚ considering me‚ would like to see this generation flourish and express individuality. I understand that the supporters of this conception would like to see all students as equal beings

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    Josue Cepero Reading Jurnal 3/19/2013 Dear Miss. Jackee: This book is called The Great Escape. This book is a really good book. I thought that this book was going to be really borring but it actually wasn’t it was really good. The main character in this book is a boy named Brian. Brian is from Germany and he hadto leave his home because ther Russians were attacking the Germans and he and his mom left toanother

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    Special Program in Journalism III Editorial An editorial is an article that presents the newspaper’s opinion on an issue. It reflects the majority vote of the editorial board‚ the governing body of the newspaper made up of editors and business managers. It is usually unsigned. Much in the same manner of a lawyer‚ editorial writers build on an argument and try to persuade readers to think the same way they do. Editorials are meant to influence public opinion‚promote critical

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    Dan O’Rourke Mr. Browne Morality 5/20/13 1: In 2009‚ white citizens in the United States had a net worth of $113‚000‚ Asians totaled around 78‚000‚ and Blacks and Hispanics averaged around 6‚000. White citizens racked up nearly 20x the net worth of black citizens. How did the wealth gap grow to this extent? In the article “Uncle Sam Lends a Hand”‚ government wrongdoings and systematic exclusions are exploited. The article lists the creation of social security in 1935‚ which created a safety

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    EDITORIAL Facebook over Twitter Technology has evolved a lot during the twenty-first century. The internet has become a world-wide experience that everyone can have‚ not a privilege for some. As the internet expanded‚ social networks began making their appearance. Facebook was created quite recently‚ in 2004 by the computer genius Mark Zuckerberg. Twitter‚ another well-known social network‚ was launched in 2006 by Jack Dorsey. More and more people are becoming members and joining

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    Allowing Same Sex Marriage in Our Community Some individuals who do not support same-sex marriage argue that the sole purpose of marriage is to provide an institution that supports those couples that are able to create life‚ therefor from their stand point lesbian and gay couples‚ who (like infertile heterosexual couples) cannot biologically produce children with each other‚ then they do not need an institution of support on their behalf. But the truth is it does not matter how one may feel about

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