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    ............................ 14 APPENDIX……………………………………………………………….. ………………..... 15 REFERENCES…………………………………………………………………………………17 Introduction My hypothesis is focused on the negative impact of technological advances and how technology has changed mankind’s views today. In this study‚ we look at various topics about things we interact with almost every day of our lives‚ I believe that mankind has formed an unhealthy attachment to the various forms of technology surrounding them and has encouraged

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    with peer pressure in adolescent years has negative and positive effects to a teenager’s life. I. Positive Effects of Peer Pressure A. Influence attitude in school’s activities 1. Better performance 2. Work hard for good grades 3. Time management B. Enhance your social aspects 1. Having a lot of friends 2. Develop personalities through sharing with friends 3. Knowing the importance of friendships II. Negative Effects of Peer Pressure A. Lose their interest

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    The Negative Effects of Marijuana The effects that marijuana has on the brain has been a widely controversial topic for the past century. Scientist have found both pros and cons in their studies on users of marijuana. In this essay‚ I will be reviewing the known negative effects that marijuana has on the body. There are several points I will be discussing. These points are distorted perception‚ loss of coordination‚ increased heart rate and blood pressure‚ trouble with thinking and problem solving

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    College Fraternities A fraternity‚ as defined by the The American Heritage Dictionary is "a chiefly social organization of male college students‚ usually designated by Greek letters."(pg. 523) This definition‚ however‚ is very limited and leaves plenty of space for short sighted people to believe the stereotype conveyed by the popular media‚ where fraternity members are depicted as drunks who accomplish nothing either scholastically or socially. Unfortunately‚ both this definition and media

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    What is fraternity? A fraternity (Latin frater : "brother") is a brotherhood‚ although the term sometimes connotes a distinct or formal organization and sometimes a secret society. A fraternity (or fraternal organization) is an organized society of men associated together in an environment of companionship and brotherhood; dedicated to the intellectual‚ physical‚ and social development of its members. * Wikipedia A fraternity is a male-only association with members who are linked by common

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    Being a member of a sorority or fraternity can negatively impact your grades. Students that are members of a greek organization spend their average week going out more than once or twice‚ versus a student not associated with a greek house. A study done at Georgia College and State University by students doing a project having to do with finding the correlation between being a greek member and their GPA showed that‚ “Students not in a sorority or fraternity go out on an average 1 to 2 nights a week”

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    foreigners. Immigration has always had large effects on the United States; however‚ by deporting all the immigrants in the twenty-sixth century the effects would be nothing but negative burden and gaffe to the American people. When it comes to immigration a large percentage of Americans believe that immigration is nothing but a flaw which holds America from being great. Where this argument usually ends is on the question of whether the negative effects are outweighed by the positive and if Americans

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    College Fraternities College fraternities have always struck me as being an organization of guys who spend their time drinking beer and having their "social gatherings" (parties). Just moving to Austin recently (which is by no doubt a "college city") has made me want to know more about the sole purpose of these fraternities. For these reasons I chose to select this culture for my essay. The definition of a fraternity is defined as " chiefly social organization of male college students

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    Topic Outline George González Thesis: Mishima uses relationships between nature and several characters to show that although Japan is destined to join the globalizing world‚ it can avoid the perils that come with westernization through maintaining a strong relationship to traditional Japanese culture. I. Westernization appears bad and nature appears good A. Shinji characterized as having a traditional Japanese lifestyle 1. Sound of waves 2. Prayer to Yashiro Shrine B. Yasuo

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    information distribution. However‚ the downside to the social networking has become the topic of recent studies because of the rise of digital media and the ways the computer has penetrated human society. Popular social networking sites such as Facebook‚ Twitter‚ and MySpace‚ have caused many children to become obsessed and addicted‚ resulting in being incapable of having real conversations with people‚ to a larger effect‚ it is harming their health and work ethic in classrooms and the average teen now

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