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    Republican party. McCollum believes that you must get tough with the juvenile offenders because many offenders are beyond a point of rehabilitation. Personally, I believe that a large majority of offenders can be rehabilitated especially the younger. This article briefly touched on state transfer laws, so I figured that’s what I would look into…

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    Uganda Research Papers

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    Brooke Shebovsky Professor Lukasik SYP 2450 16 November 2015 Uganda The country I chose to research is Uganda. I chose this country because I wanted to pick a country that is the exact opposite of the United States, and I thought Uganda was the perfect fit. This country interests me because I have always wanted to go visit Africa. Uganda is a country in Africa that is very underdeveloped and is not fortunate enough to have as much money and advanced technology as we do in the United States.…

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    as “they index, or point to a speaker’s…

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    never been at higher levels than it is now. One method to measure such stratification is through the Gini Index, a statistical model where countries are rated from 0 to 1 according to how unequally wealth is distributed. The most unequal societies fall higher on the scale, while conversely the more equal societies find status on the lower end. Post-taxes, America ranks .37 on the Gini Index (Smeeding 2005). For comparison, Finland, Sweden, and the Netherlands all fall below .26 on the scale…

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    connotations that minorities are facing, being a minority youth is becoming a more dangerous…

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    The Effects of Poverty on the Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Health of Children and Youth Implications for Prevention Summary Poverty affects children many ways. Many would argue that the more poverty stricken a child is, the less likely they are to show high levels of mental, emotional, and behavioral health. This article contains four main purposes in mind when evaluating this issue and its effect on children. Its goals were to define and describe the definitions of poverty, propose a…

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    concussion and how they were affected. Daneshvar, Daniel H., et al. "Long-Term Consequences: Effects On Normal Development Profile After Concussion." Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinics Of North America 22.Youth Sports Concussions (2011): 683-700. ScienceDirect. Web. 28 Mar. 201 This article talks about how the body is affected after a concussion occurs and how it can stunt growth in a developing body. It correlates Parkinsons and diseases like it to…

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    Summary: The chronic nature of depressive disorders in adolescence, along with the adverse consequences of the non-treatment of such disorders, has led to interest in the use of SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) antidepressant medication as a means of treatment. Since the 1990s, SSRIs have become the prominent treatment option for children and adolescents with depression and have been more effective as well as safer than predecessor medications. Yet, the safety of using these…

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    because it is spoken about every day as people use figures of speech exclaiming they are “summer babies”. I wondered if this actually had an effect on their temperature tolerance. While reading an article in the Daily Mail I realised that there are a lot more people interested in a similar topic. The article spoke of how a season a person is born…

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    Media's Influence On Crime

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    first hand or have heard of a crime that was committed on some type of mass media resource. According to Jeffrey M. Jones in his article in “Gallup” “Twenty-six percent of Americans say they or another member of their household were the victim of some type of property or physical crime in the last 12 months, ranging from theft to sexual assault, according to Gallup 's index of crime victimization”. Studies have shown that the ethnicity has an effect on the crime rates of a certain neighborhood,…

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