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    First of all‚ mandatory voluntarism is positive for high school students because they gain skills and abilities which is one of the most important points a student can learn because it can help them to get a better job in the future. For instance‚ when I was in high school in México‚ I volunteered at a library as secretary and tutor. My job was helping children to improve their grades‚ making documents‚ and filling out the forms for the library books. I volunteered in the library because it was

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    question whether vaccination should be made compulsory or not. On March 23‚ 2014‚ in the Room for Debate column of New York Times‚ five qualified people way in their opinion on the topic “Making Vaccination Mandatory for All Children”. Kristen A. Feemster‚ a physician and health services researcher‚ feels that vaccines must be compulsory for all children. She believes that vaccines not only protect individuals but also their neighbor. Feemster says that “Vaccines protect our neighbors --like

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    kidney and liver function‚ and in some cases‚ both internal and external bleeding (e.g. oozing from the gums‚ blood in the stools). Laboratory findings include low white blood cell and platelet counts and elevated liver enzymes. Treatment and vaccines Supportive care-rehydration with oral or intravenous fluids- and treatment of specific symptoms‚ improves survival. There is as

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    Don’t believe everything on the internet is true‚ our parents tell us – then why do they believe that vaccines cause autism? Andrew Wakefield published the article that said vaccines cause autism in the medical journal the lancet in 1998‚ and refused to correct it until 11 years later‚ despite 14 worldwide studies. Obviously‚ Andrew Wakefield is just one example of people’s egos getting in the way of recognizing their faults‚ even when data proves otherwise. The need for self-esteem causes writers

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    going to fulfill at least one of these promises with a bill she writes and introduces into her chamber. Write Your Own Bill This author is a Representative from Washington State. At present there are no laws in Washington State that provides mandatory parenting classes in public schools. There are parenting classes outside of the schools but they are for adults or teenagers that have children or will be giving birth to children.

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    This controversial issue‚ I believe‚ is a lot like last week’s issue pertaining to whether or not boys and girls should be obligated to get the Cervical Cancer Vaccine. There are both benefits and negatives of getting the vaccine‚ whereas this week’s topic demonstrates the benefits and negatives of a routine male circumcision. It is hard to say one way or another‚ and I think if I were a male‚ it would be easier to answer. I still do not believe there is a valid reason for routine male circumcision

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    focus on the pros and cons of mandatory drug testing‚ the reasons one should or should not be tested‚ and the effects drug testing will have on families. This article is very informative on the ways drug testing can or cannot help the society‚ and thoroughly discusses the reasons behind a person’s opinion of why mandatory drug testing should or should not happen. Authors of this article have researched facts on this topic‚ and all have the credentials to write about mandatory drug testing and it’s benefits

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    Mandatory Drug Testing of Welfare Recipients Presented by: Jennifer Tuggle Hinze UIN: 223002088 Thesis Statement Overall‚ mandatory drug testing initiatives have noble intentions such as: providing medical care to the abuser‚ preventing lifelong dependency‚ and saving taxpayer dollars‚ however‚ states should choose to not implement the intrusive testing because it is unconstitutional‚ costly‚ and ultimately detrimental to the child‚ not the parents. Through this presentation you

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    public assistance applicants should be required to take a mandatory drug test before they can qualify to receive any form of public assistance. Drug tests can detect a number of different illegal substances like‚ marijuana‚ steroids‚ amphetamines‚ cocaine‚ PCP‚ and opiates. “More than 22 million Americans age 12 and older - nearly 9% of the U.S. population - use illegal drugs‚ according to the government’s 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health”(CNN). One should never feel they are entitled

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    Celene Marin S.Galper GE217 3/1/12 Mandatory Drug Testing In The Work Place For many years‚ the United States has been involved in many wars‚ costing millions of dollars and the death of many people. One of the longest wars that the US is still facing is drug abuse in the work place‚ and a widespread strategy to combat this issue is mandatory drug testing. In September 15‚ 1986‚ President Ronald Reagan signed execute order 12564‚ his goal was to establish a drug-free workplace. This order required

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