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    An Invention That the World Really Needs Around 14 people die from cancer every minute. That makes it 7.6 million deaths every year! Which means around 0.1% of the all the people in the world die from cancer. The way we cure cancer now is very risky and crude and cannot cure the disease consistently all the time. The current treatment we use to cure cancer is called chemotherapy‚ which kills fast-growing cells‚ such as cancer cells‚ red blood cell‚ white blood cells … etc. As a result of killing

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    Why do we need a diploma to succeed in business? What do we have behind us after graduation? On the one hand - specific knowledge and skills with the hope to use them in practice when applying for a job. On the other hand - the diploma‚ which ostensibly shows that this baggage we have. "We need a person with a higher education ..." - these words are full of almost all offers of employment. How is it important for an employer‚ what high school diploma in your hand? Does a diploma

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    Things Need to Change

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    Things Need To Change Many students that attend the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) agree that UCA is a great school to attend. The beautiful scenery‚ wide selection of courses for several majors and the great amount of resources available to students are just a few aspects of attending UCA. Although UCA has many positive and great aspects there are various problems that need to be solved at the university. Some of these problems were brought to the attention of students (including myself)

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    joy‚ exhilaration‚ bliss‚ contentedness‚ delight‚ enjoyment‚ and satisfaction. All these words mean the same thing yet can be very difficult to understand while it can be even more difficult to attain the full feeling behind these words. Many people think that having their cars‚ or skis‚ or whatever other material possessions they want will make them happy. Others believe there must be some sort of deeper connections in order to achieve true happiness. “The New Science of Happiness‚” an article

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    We the People

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    We‚ the people‚ are responsible for this malady. How? you may ask! In the democratic India‚ we are only left with one right - that is - Voting Right! We do not even know how to exercise our Voting Right! We have premier Management Institutions (IIMs) and B-Schools. Let them use their expertise to train our people as to how to exercise their franchise. We are in total anarchy! We have allowed and turned a handful of otherwise‚ low caliber people‚ into giants in the eyes of public. Inequity

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    We the People

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    the author is “right‚” what sorts of claims or facts would follow from that argument? Eastland‚ T. (2011‚ January 17). We the people. The Weekly Standard‚ 16(17)‚ 7–8. http://search.proquest.com.libproxy.edmc.edu/docview/84678573‚ As long we judge the idea of the Tea Party to be held true‚ and that every bill to be considered should do so according to our Constitution. We can must submit to this idea‚ as it is predisposed tend true according to the Letter of Transmittal to the President of

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    What Are We Really Eating?

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    Rough Draft March 16‚ 2006 What Are We Really Eating? Everything that we eat has some form of an unnatural chemical in the product. As of late I have been considering only eating organic foods because not only is it healthier‚ but it is safer. In this term paper I am going to examine a few aspects of organic food. First I will examine what is organic food and what makes it organic? How does the prices of organic food compare to inorganic foods? And why we should eat organic foods rather than

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    diversity of the profession. The reasons we need social work are a little easier to identify. Through examination of current literature‚ this paper examines what social work is and why we need social work Often when we meet someone new the first question they ask is “what do you do for a living?” This question of what we do appears to be something that‚ in many ways‚ defines us as a person. When the question of what we do is answered with “I am a social worker”

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    Advertisements Reflect What We Really Are Aristotle‚ a great philosopher said that all humans are social by nature. And he’s proven right. Humankind had formed societies from the ancient times in order to survive‚ and these societies as time went by evolved to the society we live in today. A society that is competitive‚ materialistic and demanding. A society that accepts us only if we are beautiful‚ have a high position in a big company and drive a nice‚ shiny car. Of course this reality

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    The Changing American Family I chose the reading‚ "The Way We Really Are"‚ by Stephanie Coontz. The author’s viewpoint focused on the changes in family values over the years that have led to more single mothers and fewer successful marriages. She refers to several quotes from resources about the American family tradition slowly dying. More unwed mothers are emerging‚ and more women are single‚ as they believe marriage is secondary to their social and personal commitments. I believe psychiatrist

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