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    Though this does contribute to overcrowding, as seen in California prisons especially, the costs saved from eliminating the death penalty should go towards new facilities and better reforms. Reforms that are already aiding the overcrowding problem are ones that include granting parole to a higher number of inmates. These inmates must go before a committee to present their case. If the…

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    “The crash of the shot rolled up the the hills and rolled down again. Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly forward to the sand, and he lay without quivering” (Steinbeck 106). George was a normal farm boy and Lennie was a man in body but kid in mind, they were friends that traveled together because George promise Lennie’s Aunt Clara that he would watch over him and take care of him. They traveled together to find work and hopefully get land and have a great farm and live happy with the rabbits.…

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    be sentenced to incarceration and spend longer terms in prison, than their counterparts in previous decades (Sentencing). In 2002, state and federal prison and local jail populations exceeded 2 million, a trend that has contributed to prison overcrowding and has overwhelmed state governments with the burden of funding this rapidly expanding penal system (Sentencing). These changes in policy have resulted in the reality that prisons today are filled with large numbers of non-violent and drug…

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    Life was different today than it was between 1800 and 1850. But even the northern U.S was different from the southern U.S. They had differences in economy, social structure, daily life, and social attitudes, but they also were similar to one another in ways. What was so different about them? Were they not a part of the same Union? Although most northerners were small farmers, the North mostly centered around industrialization and factories. Many immigrants from Northern Europe fled to the…

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    environment. Rural life had become unsuitable due to the depletion of the environment. In order to protect the land, people decided to move to the city. People looking to improve their way of life moved from the farms to the city. This move created overcrowding, poverty, and unhealthy conditions. People of a higher economic status moved, while people of a lower economic status stayed in the city. Napoleon III believed that rebuilding was the solution. He thought to provide employment,…

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    a two week course so they can help fight wildfires. Normally, this is just for “minimum-security inmates with no history of violent crimes that can participate.” The numbers of inmates in the firefighting unit have dropped in California due to overcrowding in prisons. To help the inflation, they are keeping people in jails around the state. Their job is to handle the tools to “chew through brush and timberland to create firebreaks to stop advancing flames.” Attention was brought to this because…

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    Segregation of our students is a matter that many believe is no longer an issue due to the historical court cases such as Brown vs. Board of Education, where it was deemed that separate schools for black and white students was a denial of their rights as citizens of the United States based on our Constitution. Although this has been determined, over the years our schools have gradually become more and more separate and unequal in terms of the education that our students are receiving. This is…

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    Infectious Disease Essay

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    I. Introduction A. Statistics about infectious disease, still a leading killer in the world 1. Despite new technology and prosperity, still a main threat 2. People believe it is a problem of the past, but it is not B. By mid-20th century most experts had declared the war against infectious diseases was over 1. Overly optimistic, infectious diseases have been reemerging 2. Complacency followed and it is a shock how devastating infectious diseases have been since the start of the 21st century 3.…

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    Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia Everyone carries cancer cells throughout their body. The human body is programmed to fight off these cancer cells with natural immune defenses. For some, cancer is inevitable and can be brought upon in many different ways. One of the top 10 most common cancers is leukemia (Leukemia, p.1). While all leukemia is cancer of the blood cells, it can come in many different forms such as Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia, Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and…

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    Year Round School Essay

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    Because the majority of schools run on a traditional calendar, the American government runs into huge issues of overcrowding in the public school system. Many new schools and additions onto already standing schools must be constructed every year to keep up with the growing population of students. According to "Education Funding: Where Do Schools Get Their Money? How…

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