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    not be ignored. Just as the Tea Party and Christian Right are attempting to drive the GOP agenda, there is a Libertarian faction within the party that has done well connecting with Millennial voters. In the 2012 Republican primaries, an entrance poll found that 48 percent of voters under 30 supported Rand Paul, a predominantly Libertarian leaning Republican (Dixon 7). It also should be noted that the Democratic Party does not have a solid grip on the Millennial Generation. As stated by…

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    Standardized testing has taken many blows from critics because of its inadequacies. However, few stop to consider how the shortcomings of the tests and curriculum affect the students subjected to them. According to the U.S. government, 49.5% of adolescents in 2010 met the criteria for various mental health disorders (“Prevalence”). With an education system so focused on success and a country full of opportunities, why are the country 's youth foundering? Criticisms of standardized testing…

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    In the past, the goal of education was to develop character traits of a citizen and enable them to make politically sound decisions (Maranto). Education has gone through reforms since then and the most recent includes a substantial amount of standardized testing that has criticism from many stakeholders. Does standardized testing accurately evaluate students and the quality of education they receive? The educational lens doesn’t include the economics of test making corporations, psychological…

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    Argumentative Essay: Flaws of the Education System There are inherent flaws within the education system which we use today pushes students far beyond their limits and it lacks emphasis on practical skill. Schools create a needlessly high stress environment basing their future upon numbers and grades rather than teaching and refining their practical skills. Lots of potential is flushed out of the curriculum due to college and high schools insisting that students must be able to juggle advance…

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    In order to become the first black president of South Africa, Mandela needed the highest vote. With a person of color in the running, the black population flocked to the polls. The African National Congress, Mandela’s biggest rival and oppressor, established apartheid. The Population Registration Act required all South Africans to register with the government according to their race. Interracial sex and marriage was prohibited…

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    The year was 1933 and the United States was going through a turbulent time in its history. With the great depression in full swing there wasn’t much to be happy about. However one little ray of sunshine shone through the cloud of darkness that had cloaked the United States. The prohibition had finally ended. So even though times were bad for US citizens, at least they could crack open a cold one to watch it all happen. We are living in a prohibition of sorts right now, not with alcohol but with…

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    The important characteristics of IR is that it can’t penetrate walls or other opaque materials. Typically, with an IR-based system, a receiver is placed in every location in which a tagged device might be found. The tagged device emits IR light, and if the tagged device is in the same room as a receiver its position is known. The major advantage of an IR-based system is that as the oldest and most installed positioning technology, solutions are generally available from a variety of sources…

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    Polls conducted by the US Government revealed a negative attitude towards the United States after 2002. This negative reputation and a decrease favoring America included the following countries: Morocco, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Muslims in Nigeria…

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    The Knee Joint

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    The knee joint is the largest joint within the human body. It joins the thigh with the leg, and contains two articulations; one between the femur and tibia, and the other between the femur and patella. A human knee is a mobile “trocho-ginglymus” also known as a hinge joint, a hinge joint is a bone joint that permits motion in only one plane. The knee permits flexion and extension, while also providing a slight internal and external rotation. The knee joint is extremely vulnerable to acute injury…

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    to give answer which paints a truer picture (Lee 2011). Another survey covering England and Wales only by the Annual Population Survey (APS) got roughly the same numbers as the BSA survey for religiosity after wording the question on religion: “What is your religion even if you are not currently practising” (Ferguson et al 2007-08). Three trends showed in the APS survey: a decline in the period from 2004-05 to 2008-09 for the Christian population from 78 to 72%, an increase from 3 to 4 % in the…

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