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    nudged his friend and said, “Dude, when you gonna tap that,” referencing the freshman girl sitting right beside them. “Soon bro, soon,” he replied with a smug grin on his face. This little interaction, though it was brief, had me thinking two things. First, How did the girl not hear the two boy’s conversation because they were not whispering? And Second, What does tapping a girl on the shoulder have anything to do with being cool in high school? If you don’t know, the phrase tap that, bro I’m…

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    FINAL PAPER: ACTION RESEARCH PAPER ABOUT “TEENAGE PREGNANCY” By: Matthew Olavydez Submitted to: Mr. Lance Sayurin ID Number: 11553132 OVERVIEW In the Philippines, especially the poor rural areas, ages from 10-19 years old is said to have experienced premarital sex and that merits those teens to become a teenage parents. Teenage is pregnancy is an important issue for several reasons. It is one of the most common problems not only in the Philippines but also in other parts of the world.…

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    Society: May Cause Side Effects Imagine a reality where one had no control over his own choices- whether its marriage, friends, or even taste in music. In the novel Age of Innocence, one would expect to live such a lifestyle. Taking place in upper class New York, the socialites “all lived in a kind of hieroglyphic world, where the real thing was never said or done or even thought, but only represented by a set of arbitrary signs” (Wharton 145). The story focuses on Newland Archer, a restrained…

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    Marriage. It is traditionally defined by many as the social institution of bringing together a man and woman in special forms of dependence for the purpose of maintaining families. The presence of same-sex marriage has been an undesired topic by many, but has recently gained a larger presence in modern society through protests, marches, and the legalization of same-sex marriage in all fifty states. However, some question if same-sex rights are indeed civil rights due to definitions and…

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    Love at first sight is what those of marrying age hope to achieve. The common goal of most people is to find that forever companion. People love to get to know others before making a rushed decision. This is not the case for those living in other countries around the world. Young people today are too independent to allow their parents to choose the life partner because it interferes with the right to choose who he or she loves, the safety, and there is a higher chance of getting divorce. “One…

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    should not be taught in the ninth grade curriculum. It teaches students to keep secrets, marry at a young age, and suicide. I believe that my generation lacks the ability to fight for what they really want. There is fear of being judge by family and the outside world. Although the book teaches love, I still choose to believe that the book should not be taught in ninth grade curriculum. The first reason why the book should not be taught is because it teaches readers to keep secrets. For example…

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    City. Her parents were descendants from early American industrial families. Her writing career began at the early age of fifteen. Alida Slade in “Roman Fever” is the mirror image of Edith Wharton’s biography in many ways such as the appearance of a picture perfect life, marriage without true love for her husband, and a marriage that defines whom she is as a person. First, the appearance of a picture perfect life is shown in the short story that mirrors Edith Wharton’s life. Alida…

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    Hasidic Judaism

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    more modern times; there was history within this religious group. Hasidism first began in the 12th century. A person may wonder, “What is the modern version of Hasidism?” First, Modern Hasidism was established in Poland by a master named Israel Ben Eliezer. One may recognize him known as “Master of the Good Name.” Throughout centuries, Hasidism has spread throughout parts of the world. Hasidic Judaism may seem confusing at first, but the multiple aspects and regulations these types of Jews go…

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    Child marriage and education are closely linked. Girls with no education are 3 times as likely to marry by 18 as those with a secondary education. While it is still unclear if child marriage causes school dropout or vice versa, it is clear that child marriage often means the end to girls’ education. It has been found that child brides have an increased risk of dropping out of school, and entering sex-work (Beattie, et al). When a girl drops out of school, she is denied her right to an education…

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    the Defense of Marriage Act. (Freedom to Marry 4) Under the logic that it was made unconstitutional by the equal protection clause. In the following February a group was created called the Human Rights Campaign the group had but a single goal; to get the Defense of Marriage Act repealed. By the end of the month the U.S. District Court ruled that a section of the Defense of Marriage Act was unconstitutional. In May of 2012 The U.S. Court of Appeals also found the Defense of Marriage Act to be…

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