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    Prison has been around in human society for many millions of years. Having someone who disobeyed the law of that village‚ town‚ city or country punished in some form of institution‚ cutting them off from people‚ is a common concept – a popular and supposedly "needed" process society has taken to doing for many years now has been put under the spotlight many times by many different figures and people in society. The question remains – do prisons only make people worse? Many articles have been published

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    Modern communication technologies such as mobile phones‚ e-mails and internet chat programs like the MSN Messenger have brought significant changes to our lives in recent years. Yet‚ there remains some disagreement as to whether the overall effect of this innovation has been positive or negative. Although there are valid arguments to the contrary‚ it is my belief that the majority of people in the globe have benefited greatly from these powerful and effective means of modern communication.  To

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    getting worse or better? A Review of the facts When the first case of HIV cases hit the United States in 1985 (Kellerman‚ 2006) the gay community had been hit hard by a disease it was just beginning to understand. Thousands of individuals had been infected with HIV‚ and many Americans believed the affliction to be wholly a “gay disease.” But as the years wore on it became apparent that anyone could be infected‚ and slowly this preconceived notion melted away as modern medicine perfected better ways

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    Technology in the lives of Teenagers Kevin Palmieri Friday Sept. 26‚ 2008 ENG 4U Ms. Murray Introduction Technology in the lives of teenagers: for better or for the worse? According to Jake Willard‚ an established English teacher at West Mount Secondary School‚ “Teenagers now are far more obsessed with technology- they cannot be without their cell phone or iPod” (Willard). This topic was chosen because from personal experience‚ students appear to be more disruptive and unfocused in the classroom

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    Advantages and disadvantages of modern technology. Technology can be defined as science applied to practical purposes. Nowadays‚ when the rapidness of development and research is so impressive‚ it is easy to think about the advantages of modern technology. Nevertheless some people argue that science can destroy mankind. It is also obvious that we are close on an era where technology is limited only by our imagination. Therefore the most frequently asked question is: Does technology go the right way and will

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    Finances It is debatable whether or not technology is financially a disadvantage or advantage. On one hand‚ technology is cost effective‚ according to Small Business Bible---technology may boost revenue and profit through increased efficiency‚ productivity and limited man hours. However‚ a business may lose this revenue and profit simply because they have to support and update all of the technology they use. For example‚ a business may reduce the number of office employee hours with a handful of

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    Impact of modern technology [Name of writer] [Name of institute] Introduction Technology is the knowledge of techniques and processes that can be used to accomplish particular goals and objectives efficiently. Modern technology is the advancement of previously used methods applied to the production of goods and services. The impact of modern technology on human lives is inevitable and immeasurable. Technology has provided ways to complete several tasks on a quicker pace and in an efficient

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    Technology in our lives Imagine your life without technology and how often we use it. Technology plays a vital role in our everyday life’s we use it for everything from doing math to reading a book. Technology has made some huge advances in the past couple years. They have made it part of our daily lives to the point where I think we might start to become too dependent on it‚ which would not be good for us in the long run. There might be a day where our technology stops working and we might not

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    Does modern technology always improve the quality of people’s lives? Laptops‚ smartphones‚ automaton‚ MRI scanners – these are just a few examples of technology that were developed in the last century. Modern technology has undoubtedly had its impact on many aspects of people’s lives. It has affected the way we work‚ the way we study‚ the way we communicate‚ and even the way we play. However‚ the big question remains: Have our lives improved as a result of modern technology? That‚ of course‚ depends

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    of change and the reasons for it. This essay will look at how women ’s lives have changed in terms of employment‚ pay‚ education‚ household‚ sexuality and the state. I will conclude that the most important changes for women are in education‚ but that the basic pattern of inequality remains in most aspects of the social structure‚ from paid work to the household divisions of labour‚ from sexuality to violence. Ann Oakley (1981) has traced the changing status of women in British society from the eve

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