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    “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss‚ you’ll land among the stars.” This unknown quote is relevant to high school because‚ students should not drop out if they don’t reach their goal. Instead they should keep trying. Students should never drop out of high school. Students that drop out will not be very successful in life. Dropping out will teach bad habits ‚ and eventually people will think it’s okay to give up. There are other helping aids and alternatives instead of dropping out of high school

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    lifetime‚ usually when they’re younger than twenty. Antidepressants are not good for children under the age of eighteen because their brains are not fully developed at that point in their lives. Antidepressants are full of chemicals and hormones that may not be healthy for those of a younger age‚there could be horrible long term effects‚ and it’s a possibility that this medication wouldn’t even work. It’s very dangerous and very risky. Though children may suffer from thoughts they shouldn’t have on

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    Antidepressants are one way people can contest depression. All antidepressants work by increasing the levels of neurotransmitters in the brain. This may be so‚ however antidepressants work differently and achieve different effects depending on the chemical composition of the antidepressant‚ which determines which neurotransmitter is affected. There are many types of antidepressants‚ including tricyclics‚ monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)

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    Imagine yourself driving across the town you’ve lived in forever just to see it go to wreck. As you drive past the new amusement park you see screaming kids complaining they’re not tall enough to go on a ride or you might even see piles of old food wrappers laying on the ground. Just as you thought it couldn’t get any worse you’re stuck in traffic from all the tourists. Do you want to move yet? Your answer is most likely yes. Amusement parks are known for thrilling rides and greasy foods. Some people

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    depression)‚ were the only available option. This all changed upon the advent of the first-generation of antidepressants. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) were the first medication to be approved in the treatment of psychiatric illnesses. They were followed shortly thereafter by the tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) and later on in the 1970’s the closely related tetracyclic antidepressants (TeCAs). These early treatments were rife with side effects‚ the monoamine oxidase inhibitors were notorious

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    Dying to win: Drugs in sport and competition Athletes at all levels are exposed to the pressures to win and achieve excellence in the sporting world. These pressures can take a negative toll on athletes‚ driving them towards the use of performance-enhancing drugs (Simon‚ 2007). Since the 1960’s when doping regulations came into practice‚ drugs and sports has become a hot topic of moral and ethical debate on whether drugs should or should not be taken by athletes to enhance performance despite

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    Does cognitive-behavioral therapy work just as well as antidepressants when treating depression? How we perceive our depression is what helps to determine the type of treatment necessary. Antidepressants treat the common symptoms of depression rather than the condition while therapy helps change the thought process so the disease is cured in the end. Many studies are done to provide necessary information to what the answer to this question should be. The following articles provided studies that explained

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    evidence against them‚ the advertisements they see‚ they see it as them forcing or “encouraging” them to eat the food. They use both propaganda and advertisement to make you want the product‚ but it still give you the option to say no. People still take this as a way of them making you buy and eat the product‚ therefore blaming them for gaining pounds‚ and eventually using it as a scapegoat‚ then saying “Oh‚ I gained 7 pounds this week‚ guess it’s the McDonalds I ate!”. In conclusion‚ Americans

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    In her article‚ “Who Shouldn’t Go to College‚” Judith Scott-Clayton explains whom should not go to college and why. At the beginning of the article Scott- Clayton informs readers that the reasons as too why a person should not go to college country too Rick Santorum approve too not attending college to pursue technological training. The Author contradicts Santorum’s approve by stating‚ “But most vocational training‚ and even some highly specific job training‚ now occurs on community and technical

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    Effects of Antidepressants Growing up‚ I have always been aware of prescriptions drugs and their uses. My mom has been taking antidepressants since she was a teenager and I have always thought of them as being a good thing. As I got older‚ I started to see the negative effects they had on her. She became dependent on them and could not function properly without them. Seeing her go through all she went through while on those medications made me question whether the positive effects would outweigh

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