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    Everyday there are 30.5 million lunches served at over 100‚000 schools. Even though there are a lot of lunches being sold‚ according to http://schoolnutrition.org‚ but most of the food is wasted because students don’t like the food or size isn’t big enough. This is a problem I’ve noticed at my school‚ Bellmont High School. The school lunches at Bellmont need to be rethought and they need to change the menu and possibly the price. One problem with Bellmont High School’s lunch is if you want to choose

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    School Uniforms Should Students in Public Schools Wear Uniforms? Abstract One of the most controversial issues in public school is the school uniforms. In 1996‚ the issue of school uniforms was bought to the forefront in President Clinton State of the Union address. People argue that uniforms can make schools safer and improve attendance and increase student’s achievement. People opposing school uniforms argue that it has not been proven to work with discipline‚ attendance or the student’s

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    Assignment: Research paper – The factors contributing to student violence and crime in schools. This paper delves into the issues of school violence which has been plaguing our society for a number of years‚ causing detrimental effects to the development of our country‚ the improved lives of our citizens and the well-being of children. Moral development of individuals is closely related to conforming to certain norms and standards of society

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    English draft To Kill A Mockingbird was written by Harper Lee in the 1960’s and is based in a small American town in the 1930’s‚ Harper Lee uses key identities‚ relationships‚ places and events to communicate her ideologies and position the reader to accept her values‚ beliefs and attitudes. In the novel there are not many citizens who are portrayed as mockingbirds in the community of Maycomb‚ due to their actions and perspectives towards black people and people who support black people. The novel

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    match box belong? What characteristics of the fingerprints helped you to determine they were a match? How long does the average IAFIS search take? Why is there a charcoal strip inside the containers that you used to collect the floor pieces? Why are these pieces saved after the solution has been prepared for the GC? What elements were present in the gas chromatograph from your puddle sample? How did this differ from the control graph? While performing the autopsy to determine if the victim died

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    Chapter 3: Culture
____________: The values‚ beliefs‚ behavior‚ and material objects that together form a people’s way of life Terminology * ____________: The intangible world of ideas created by members of a society * ____________: The tangible things created by members of a society * ____________: Disorientation due to the inability to make sense out of one’s 
surroundings; domestic and foreign travel * ____________: A biased “cultural yardstick”

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    things that we are used to seeing everyday. In this exercise we will 1) review how to use a compound microscope 2) examine and compare different types of cells (eg. plant‚ animal‚ fungus‚ eukaryotic‚ prokaryotic) 3) gain an appreciation of the relative sizes of different types of cells 4) review how to estimate field size and the size of a cell under the microscope. 5) learn about different types of light microscopes and how they are used It is helpful to work with a partner‚ so that you can discuss

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    taken for peace: “we have remonstrated; we have supplicated; we have prostrated ourselves”. The purpose is to establish that British is the enemy and build desperation by listing the reasons of of attempted peace. He uses powerful words to emphasize how that the action must be taken quickly. Henry shows that it is wrong to relay on hope and it is the ethical thing to take up arms‚ “There is no longer any room for hope” because nothing else has worked and the British are “actually” coming. We “may cry

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    increased feelings of sadness and loneliness‚ changes in sleep and eating patterns‚ and loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy.". This is so serious that‚ "Over 14 percent of high school students have considered suicide‚ and almost 7 percent have attempted it". There are many ways you could help at your school in preventing bullying. You could stand up for someone‚ and help them before it’s too late. You could talk to an adult such as a teacher or a parent/ guardian‚ for advice or for further

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    dealing with the poor people and how his idea could be the solution. There are three similarities between‚ “I Have a Dream “and “A Modest Proposal “.Differences three as well. The following essay will go into in depth detail on how these two books are alike and how they are not. Both types of literature are similar in many ways; one reason is that they both are trying to change/fix a problem that they have in their country. In “ I Have a Dream “ they talk about how the Negros are still not free

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