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    The cause of failure in the National School Lunch Program has been a highly contentious topic since modern reporting of nutritional standards have been implemented. Most research points to the lack of student opportunity to access of healthy food as the main cause of failure, however, who is at fault for this is much more debatable. Some, including Julian, cited inconsistency in regulation and oversight as the biggest challenge. He noted that a lot of poor menu options for students in middle and…

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    The Importance Of Lunch

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    Lunch. The time in school where students converge on grey tables and metal chairs to chomp down on your microwave noodles with a cold sweet tea and a bag of doritos. Lunch is an important time in the school day. In fact, if you asked me, lunch is my favorite time of the day besides dismissal. It is at the lunch table where life’s biggest questions are asked, and we attempt to answer them. Why are we constantly at war? Is there life beyond Earth? When is the second coming of Christ? Why…

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    The day was my fourteenth birthday when nothing was supposed to go wrong. The idea of going on a nature walk was on my mind because we usually don’t do a family event on birthdays; it ends up being a casual day with the event of people buying items you requested which is not fun for everyone else but you. I said no! That day, June 21, 2015, was going to be different and what we would do would be enjoyable for the entire family. This single event has scarred me and my family for our entire lives;…

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    seats in the row, three in the middle row and it had a seventh seat at the back of the car. They had enough stuff packed for the seven of them for a long, 16-days journey to California and Nevada. They had multiple suitcases full of clothes, lots of Doritos and some sandwiches for the road. Brian’s mom, dad, and his two older siblings have already had their driving license at that time, so the four of them took turns at driving…

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    The television has now been a staple of the American house hold ever since its introduction in 1950s. Sadly, around ninety-nine percent of Americans do watch their television religiously. Families now have more than one television set in their home which has increased since the 1950s, and with many now having them in their bedrooms. It has been placed as the king of entertainment for many of American people. Television now occupies the majority of people’s time in their day, after they are done…

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    Brad's Drink Case Study

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    Company History Pepsi-Cola, originally called “Brad’s Drink”, created by Caleb Davis Bradham, was made from a mix of sugar, water, caramel, lemon oil, nutmeg, and other natural additives and was originally marketed as a healthy cola, which helped aid digestion. This drink was the humble beginnings of the food and beverage power house now known as Pepsi-Co, Inc. (2009 Trade Ideas, Inc. // Built Creative, n.d.). Caleb Bradham was born on May 27th 1867, in Chinquapin, North Carolina, he attended…

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    Grabbing a snack on your way to a four hour lecture can seem like a great idea to help you get through your day. Even though that snack might seem harmless and even delicious, can turn out to be a bad choice. It can affect your whole learning process for that lecture, from reducing your attention span, to simply focusing on your stomach ache and not the lecture. There is a huge problem within the collegial student community and their dietary habits. Little known to most students, how you eat…

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    Many Americans are extremely obese in today 's world, making it uneasy for them to live a formal day by day life.They interfere with many problems like high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, obesity hypoventilation syndrome and etc.In todays world a body is everything, the way your body looks like is what people presumes you as.Multicultural media icons like “Barbie, Vouge and Victoria Secret have created a stereotyped solitary view on what an impeccable men and women 's body should appear like.…

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    Rhode Island Trip I started out in the delta airport of Michigan with amazing looking seats and I sit third class, but I don’t complain about I was about to travel over a thousand miles to get to Rhode Island where my dad was. “I’m super excited to see him”. I said to my mom”. She said to me “ i'll miss you very very much.” She looked like she was going to cry but I knew she would be happy that i’m gone for the summer, well not the whole summer just a MONTH. I barely get to see him so I…

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    Wyverns Research Paper

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    The multicolored fluorescent signs and flashing lights of the police cars reflect off the dented automatic doors, which chug open despite their missing glass. The wyvern apparently shattered them in its haste. Nessa and her partner, Dev, eye the slivers of glass on the pavement as they walk calmly towards the entrance. The two agents of the Department for Unfamiliar and Magical Beings ignore their exhaustion from their earlier calls and walk into the store. The wyvern had escaped a mob…

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