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    (Terkel 79). An unfortunate consequence of Reagan ’s war was that it did not discriminate between medical marijuana and other drug usage‚ which showed a continued ignorance toward marijuana ’s possible benefits. In 1989‚ President Bush appointed a "drug czar" who suggested that if the war on drugs was stepped up‚ drug use could be cut in half. President Bush continued a full-fledged war on drugs that continues to this day. (Terkel 104). Now the major critics of marijuana

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    Fdr-the Greatest President

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    Mrs. Norton English 9 22 February 2008 FDR: The Greatest President Who was the greatest president of the United States? There have been many great presidents in the history of the U.S. Many presidents have led our country through very trying times. Some people believe Lincoln was the greatest president. However‚ President Franklin Delano Roosevelt led our country at times when a great leader was needed. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the greatest president of the United States because of his New

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    Jazz by Ken Burns “JAZZ” is a documentary by Ken Burns released 2001 that focuses on the creation and development of jazz‚ America’s “greatest cultural achievement.” The first episodes entitled‚ “Gumbo‚ Beginnings to 1917” and “The Gift (1917-1924)‚ explain the early growth of jazz as it originates in New Orleans and its expands to Chicago and New York during the Jazz Age. In assessing the first two episodes of Ken Burns’ 2001 documentary‚ "JAZZ‚" this essay will explore the history of jazz‚

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    Why Is Bureaucracy Wrong

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    “The care of human life and happiness‚ and not their destruction‚ is the first and only object of good government‚” Thomas Jefferson once said. The government is a precarious‚ but influential‚ part in the world today. Many believe that everything the government does should be implemented in order to keep structure in our daily lives. However‚ bureaucracy is not always right. The government can often prove it can not be credible‚ plausible‚ or dependable. For as long as democracy has been in place

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    between humans and horses. Documents referring to the use of this extraordinary relationship in recovery processes date back until the old Greco-Roman times (Bachi‚ Terkel‚ Teichman‚ 2011). The assumption that human-animal bonds can have positive psychological effects for the person investing into such a relationship (Bachi‚ Terkel‚ Teichman‚ 2011) has led to the establishment of equine-assisted therapy‚ which is a form of psychotherapy. It makes use of the framework of attachment theory (Bowlby

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    looked at prejudice from a psychological and sociological stand points. And Malcolm X tells the process of his independent learning of critical and creative thinking about racial problems in his essay‚ “Learning to Read”. Another essay authored by Studs Terkel‚ “C.P. Ellis”‚ provided Ellis’ story that offers a credible way of how he removed his prejudice. Both Malcolm X and C.P. Ellis are examples of what have been written in “Causes of Prejudice”‚ and the causes of prejudice can perfectly explain the

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    THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND THE NEW DEAL‚ 1929-1939 THE CHAPTER IN PERSPECTIVE By the 1920s‚ the corporate industrial economy had grown for more than half a century. Along with its strengths‚ serious weaknesses developed. Few Americans noticed them because of the hot pursuit of material wealth. The consumer culture of the 1920s and a businessoriented government promoted the pursuit not only of money but of debt as well. When mass purchasing power could no longer sustain prosperity‚ the economy collapsed

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    American Literature Summer Reading List Summer 2014 Belmont High School English Department The following list was complied from the recommendations of the Belmont High School English department and contains some of the best-known works of American literature. Each book addresses the American Dream and/or American identities. All entering 11th graders must read at least one book from the list below over the summer. Students entering English 11 Honors must read at least one contemporary AND one classic

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    [pic] Composition II EN 102 Narrative Essay by ColetteMarieDavion Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dream by Studs Terkel Professor Matt Hlinak Colette Marie Davion Composition II EN 102 Assignment 2 - Page 1 Narrative Essay Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dream Arnold Schwarzenegger was born in a small town outside of Graz in Austria‚ and the house he lived in was three hundred years old. Arnold had dreams. First‚ he wanted to be the best

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    They treat him like a farm implement “(Terkel 75). They could provide things for the farm and the animals that live on the farm but they couldn’t provide health and safety to the workers. They can also give money to the growers but that can’t have a stable payment going to the workers. “These pesticides affect the farm worker through the lungs. He breathes it in. He gets no compensation. All they do is say he’s sick. They don’t investigate the cause” (Terkel 75). When the farm worker is breathing

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