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    There are many negative and positive effects a school dress code can have. Dress codes are in place for a reason. A few dress codes are a little too strict. Others may be a little too loose. A friend of mine when we were in high school decided to get a nose ring nothing like the bull nose ring that goes in a big loop just something small that went on the side of the nose that looked like a tiny blue dot. She was then later speaking with our school principal about how she can’t be wearing that.…

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    Choosing to build a steel kit home provides you with a wonderful investment. When you build with steel framed systems, you have better energy efficiency, superior strength, a non-combustible material and less maintenance required. That alone makes steel kit homes a preferred method in turning an old shed house into the ideal home. The great thing about doing this is that it does not cost as much as you might believe. For example, in many cases you can get a pre-built shell that costs less than…

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    For my Argument Text Analysis, I choose the essay “Girls getting fed up with school dress codes that treat them as distractions” by Maureen Downey. This essay is about how girls are required to wear certain things to school for the reason that certain things are “distracting”. How girls are kept from their education since they are sent home for the things they wear. The writer is trying to persuade the reader that girls shouldn’t be required to wear certain things because the boys can’t control…

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    Hammurabi’s code of laws were seen differently thousands of years ago, opposed to how we see them today. Speaking in an 18th century BCE state of mind, I would say that the laws he established were just. I believe this because in the epilogue, Hammurabi says that as king it is his responsibility to protect his subjects and in my eyes, he does that by enforcing these laws, which makes them just. One of my reasons for believing that his laws were just can be found in Document C which pertains to…

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    regarding the Environmental laws in particular to the drinking water certification laws. It was stated there have been request to allow for a more relaxed dress in the office. It seems the majority of staff is in favor of the more relaxed dress code therefore the policy is being revised and will be sent out to senior management for review and comment. There were no issues or concerns raised on this item. There were no issues or concerns raised on this item. There were no issues or concerns…

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    Hammurabi’s Code was a set of laws that ruled the people of Mesopotamia in the eighteenth century. King Hammurabi gained control of the region where chaos and disorder reigned. The “Law Code of Hammurabi” was a huge slab of stone inscribed with the law codes, or decisions made my Hammurabi during his 40 year reign as King. Although there were other laws pre-dating Hammurabi’s Code, it is one of the most complete set of laws from ancient Mesopotamia. Hammurabi’s code tells about the economic, and…

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    Uniforms and dress codes have been around for a long time and many debates have popped since the many occasions that happened because of disagreement on dress codes and uniforms. However, dress codes should be implanted within a school while uniforms should be a decision based on the school for reasons that uniforms may be restricting to some people while dress codes leave some of the more appropriate options for dressing while in school. Also uniforms may be uncomfortable to some people…

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    very famous king, known for his code of laws. These laws were said to be written by Hammurabi to create order and fairness in his kingdom. Hammurabi was instructed to create this specific code of laws by the god of justice, Shamash. Even though Shamash instructed these laws, he never signed the code himself. The laws, names of gods, and writings were carved into a large stone like pillar called a stele (BGE, Doc A). Hammurabi’s code, was it just? The famous code of laws created by Hammurabi…

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    000 people. Hammurabi was the creator of one of the oldest set of laws known as Hammurabi’s Code. This code of laws consisted of 282 laws that were written on steles and placed around Babylon. Breaking these laws often resulted in extreme punishments (BGE). Was Hammurabi’s code of laws just? Hammurabi’s Code is not just in the areas of family, property, and personal injury laws. Family law in Hammurabi’s code is not just. First, law 129 states that if you commit adultery, you shall be tied up…

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    They are my first code learn in the US, I think it is attractive for me to know how the differences and the similarities between the Code of Hammurabi and the Law of Moses. The Code of Hammurabi was a set of laws that ruled the people of Mesopotamia in 1750 B.C. Although that was a long time ago, this code is famous and often applicable even today. The Code’s basic principle was “an eye for an eye” “a tooth for a tooth”. This ensured that a person caught committing a crime will never want to…

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