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    Blake June-2-2014 English 101 Professor Gouirand Paper 4 Draft #1 For many years prostitution has been a very looked down upon way of making money and having as a lifestyle for various reasons in the United States. Not only does this promote sex trafficking in the United States and even other countries‚ but it also promotes child prostitution. With the United States are thinking prostitution is an okay way to go‚ what’s stopping us from continuing on this cycle of legalizing

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    Nurse Ratched

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    One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ in which the character‚ Nurse Ratched‚ struggles to keep her self-constructed domain together after an opposing enemy‚ named McMurphy‚ fights to pull power from her by causing a revolt.  In the end‚ Nurse Ratched wins the battle between her and McMurphy by having him lobotomized‚ but does she really win the age-old battle of male versus female by suppressing him? Another question is: Why do readers see Nurse Ratched as an evil and conniving woman for trying to save

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    carpenters‚ technicians‚ all those who areperceived as unruly have a place. They have a role to fill in the big jigsaw puzzle that is oursociety. Our society should be seen in tiers‚ yet on a flat plane with everyone on equal footingbecause as long as those “at the bottom” are needed‚ they will always be welcomed by those “atthe top.” Not everyone should pursue a college education because it is simply not necessary.There is no need for everyone to be a doctor. There is no need for everyone to be a lawyer

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    Nurse Prescribing

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    acknowledge the new skills which I have acquired whilst undertaking the V150 and explain the background to Nurse Prescribing. The Cumberledge Report (DHSS‚ 1986) made the initial recommendations for nurses to prescribe. The report identified that‚ although nurses often new what they wanted they spent valuable time waiting around for prescriptions to be signed by G.P’s. As the nurses were already contributing to the prescribing decision; particularly around wound care products‚ enabling

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    The Role of a Nurse

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    Analyse the Role of the Nurse The complex nature of nursing means that there is no single definition that encompasses every aspect of the role of the nurse. A nurse is required to have several attributes and skills to carry out their everyday duties; they must show compassion‚ empathy‚ excellent communication skills both verbal and non-verbal. In some cases nurses are also required to become advocators for patients who are not able to communicate for themselves. A nurse is also required to be non-prejudice

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    Why Teens Should Be Later

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    Studies have shown that teenagers don’t get enough sleep to go a full school day while staying concentrated. The average teen in the United States gets about seven hours of sleep. This is not enough for a student to stay focused the whole day. Doctors suggest that students get at least eight hours of sleep a night. This will ensure that the student will be more alert and focused during the school day. First‚ one of the biggest factors in students not getting enough sleep is that they go to sleep

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    Why Golf Should Be Banned

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    There is one sure fire way to burn more calories by playing golf: If the course will allow it‚ forgo a cart in favor of walking. In 2010‚ sports scientist Neil Wolkodoff conducted a study using a group of amateur golfers‚ and found they burned over 700 calories per 9 holes when they walked the course versus just over 400 when they rode in a cart. This means you could burn about a Big Mac’s worth of extra calories by walking an 18-hole round instead of riding. Now that the obvious is out of the way

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    consumes her‚ readers cannot escape the horrors of Kristina’s reality‚ which may be extremely traumatic for young adults who are ignorant of such matters. Yet another concerned parent concluded‚ “I know that [the novel] is supposed to be ‘real’ so that kids will relate. But how can I introduce my daughter to this world? You may be thinking‚ ‘You’re so naive....she already knows about it!’ but she doesn’t. At least not in the kind of detail that Crank provides” (“Reading Teen”). Parents find the

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    World War II Nurses In World War II there were 59‚000 nurses serving. That is 14‚863 more people than the Coeur d’Alene population today. These people were giving their time to take care of the people who were fighting for our freedom and rights as a human. The Army Nurse Corps During World War II states‚”World War II was the largest and most violent armed conflict of history of mankind.” The World War II nurses are not recognized nearly enough for all of their time and courage they put in. Black

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    Bad Nurses

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    Crystal L. Finney ENG-111-103A June 28‚ 2012 Bad Nurses He was lying in his bed struggling to take every breath. The Hospice doctor said he wouldn’t live more than twenty-four hours now. Uncle Ralph’s chest sounded like a motor running because his lungs were so congested. We thought that suctioning out his lungs would help him to breathe a little easier so I volunteered to ask the nurse for help. Doctor Kinsley called for an available nurse. The one around the corner yelled back that she

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