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    The Bitter Pill Essay

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    hand, the government ensured the transparency and openness. On the other hand, the government refused to disclose their dealings. After the NSA surveillance been made public for a while, the government’s contradiction and ulterior motive brought a series of negative effects to the U.S.…

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    stock car racing groups and just celebrated its 60th year. The season runs from February to November and is called the Sprint Cup Series. Latest numbers display that NASCAR attracts over 3.5 million fans to its races and another 218 million watched them on television. NASCAR is a marketing powerhouse, ranking it amongst the top sporting leagues. Coca Cola Company and Nationwide Insurance are two of the companies that take advantage of NASCAR’S popularity. Stock cars, also known as “200…

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    George Alvin Wiley (1931-1973) Background Information George Alvin Wiley is best known for creating the first national organization of welfare recipients. He was born on February 26, 1931, Bayonne, New Jersey. One of six children to William Daniel Wiley and Olive (Thomas) Wiley. Shortly the family moved to Warwick, Rhode Island, a white suburb of Providence. Wiley’s, father was working to support his family, but he was a political activist by running a newspaper for the black communities and…

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    Essay On Gym Class

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    “causes...stress and strain on an athlete 's body and mind” (Kelly H., “Varsity Versus Gym Class” ). The stress and strain from intense physical activity can easily lead to injuries. Research published online by The Center for Injury Research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus and Ohio State University reports that “The annual number of [gym class related injuries] increased 150% during the study period [1997-2007]” (Nelson, et al.). Gym class injuries are becoming more and more…

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    Effects Of The Red Scare

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    A nationwide fear of communist, socialists, anarchists, and other dissidents suddenly grabbed the American psyche in 1919 following a series of anarchist bombings. The red scare left an ugly legacy, wholesale violations of constitutional rights, deportations of hundreds of innocent people, fuel for the fires of natives and…

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    money during their primary election coverage because smaller audience fragments will watch their content. Detroit needs to showcase the show in the two hour block because they bought it and it resold $18,000 above normal rates to share the television series. Part of programming requires taking a risk the citizens of Detroit shouldn’t fear a TV show influencing local behavior. This paranoia does not reflect the realities of life and it is the public’s interest to show it to get people to start…

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    Felicia Vega May 10, 2015 MUS 210 Final The Birth of Rock & Roll The 1950s for the music industry is a best known for the birth of rock & roll. During this time period the United States was just recovering from times of drastic change, the great depression and war. It was only destined that such a legendary genre of music would emerge. Rock and roll first emerged primarily of combinations most familiar with African Americans, such as blues, boogie woogie, jazz, jump blues and gospel. Typical…

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    The Wave Experiment

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    The name "The Third Wave", mis-stating the mythical belief that the third in a series of ocean waves is last and largest (which comes from a traditional sailors' saying that the ninth wave is the largest, as recited in Tennyson's The Coming of Arthur). They ended the day by inventing a salute, which was to resemble the topic of the…

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    The controversy over Pick-up Artists has rapidly increased. In fact, many people might not know exactly what a Pick-up Artist, commonly referred to simply as a PUA, is or believes. The most basic description is a man who learns how to be alluring and seduce women. While the basis of this concept doesn’t seem to be harmful, more so a way to help single men, the way it is thought out and executed is rather forceful and adds to the boundless rape culture found in today’s society. There is a…

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    meaningful conversations what so ever. One day, Montag meets an unusual 17 year old girl named Clarisse, who opens his eyes with her innocent, unheard-of questions about nature, love and happiness. On the few days to come, Montag goes through a series of unsettling events that make him question…

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