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    1. Introduction Every year, a large number of buildings are built globally for residential, commercial and office purposes. The building construction industry experiences exponential growth in developing countries like India due to the growing economy and rapid urbanization. Globally, the building sector contributes to about 40% of the greenhouse gas emissions. Since buildings are responsible for a large percentage of GHG emissions, it is important to analyse their energy efficiency and make…

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    Adolescence is a crucial stage in an individual’s life. It is at that stage where a person is subjected to many changes that are both physiological and psychological. A change that is pertinent to observe is self-esteem. Over the years, there have been many studies about self-esteem and how it has affected countless aspects of life such as fashion. Fashion and self-esteem go hand in hand. There have been several researches involving this topic, in which the word fashion takes various meanings…

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    Ministry were now able to make National compulsory Building Regulations, the first of which was put into action in 1966. Now the UK Building Regulations are helping to produce superior buildings for generations to come. With new legislation like the Code for Sustainable Homes they are also helping to ensure that buildings are cleaner, greener and more energy efficient keeping fuel bills down and ensuring a high standard of living for…

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    form of dress code, yet they have not been enforced justly. Young girls have expressed their complaints about the “unfair and demeaning” use of dress code. Though having a uniform is supported by several schools in the United States, it is becoming an issue in the sense that the schools are now getting complaints about the sexism occurring due to the dress code. Uniforms were created to make students feel equal, but the problem arises when students’ misconduct with school dress code begins to…

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    such a variety of different clothing styles. Lee Ann Jolley states in her article “The student dress code debate” that “Schools and school districts face the challenge of monitoring students’ modes of attire in a bid to promote order”, and this supports my idea, because if all the students are dressed the same, it makes it easier for school officials to pinpoint students that are violating the dress code and take appropriate…

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    CHANGES TO THE SCHOOL In any school there are many problems that the students see and believe need to be fixed. One of those major problems that every school deals with is dress code. What should be allowed? What should be banned? It’s really quite complicated when you think about it. There are several possible ways to solve this problem, but three main ideas that were considered in my group were as follows: Freedom Friday, Full Uniforms, and Multiple Uniforms. Each option was equally alluring…

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    dress code policies in public schools have been labeled as sexist and disrespectful due to their unfair treatment of females. At Cleveland Heights High School, the administration claims that the dress code “strengthens the learning environment for classroom” and “prevents disruption of the educational process.” These statements contradict our school’s policy to pull students who violate the dress code out of class and to send them home. Students across the country are pushing for dress codes to…

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    Going to school for kids could be a great experience or a bad experience depending on the child and their situations. The first day of school is stressful in itself and one of the major stresses in the morning is what to wear. How am I going to look when I meet these new people, or reuniting with my old friends? Whereas schools who are required to wear uniform the students do not have this problem. They know exactly what they have to wear and can focus more on what classes will I have this year.…

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    Students should wear uniforms to school. In many schools all over the world, wearing uniform to school is compulsory for students. However, other schools do not implement this rule as a part of the decision from teachers, parents, and students. They think that wearing uniform is not the main concern of education. Instead of that, schools should focus more on the quality of teaching and learning process. Furthermore, they believe that it wastes money for schools to spend on uniform, as the fund…

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    Life Is Not Fair

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    The saying that “life’s not fair” has been used both as a phrase to explain how someone has been treated, and as a wise word to a person thinking that everything in life is going to go their way. There are many ways of thinking about the topic of fairness but when determining what is considered to be fair and what is not, the belief that working for what you earn is the most ethical way of thinking and deciding why that is arises a controversial topic. See, individuals thinks that the way they…

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