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    Essay About Skateboarding

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    spent on a corner-to-corner campus walk by half. My friend Johnny said that compared to biking, skateboarding is a more economical way to move around the campus not only because skateboards are cheaper, but also because he does not need to spend time locking and unlocking bikes at each end of his trips. Longboarding helped Johnny alleviate parking problems and allowed him to get to classes on time. Consider the size of the campus, Cal Poly Pomona should allow coasting transportation on campus so…

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    Through the criminal justice system, when an individual has broken the law and committed a crime and is found guilty of that crime, they are held accountable for their criminal behavior and activities. Usually, through the use of a judicial decision, the offender is sentenced to undergo a certain penalty to insure the preventation of any and all future criminal activity. The shear purpose of sentencing is not only to punish the criminal and insure the deterrence of future criminal activity, but…

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    In Politics cognitive dissonance is often used as a strategy to persuade voters. Cognitive dissonance is when a action conflicts with beliefs or preferences, as a result people change their beliefs or preferences to match their actions; “But precisely how to move voters successfully is a matter still not fully understood—and the raison d'etre for political strategists and pundits” (Paragraph 1). Harvard and Stanford universities have concluded that political attitudes are often a result of one’s…

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    I believe that the author, Jeff Jacoby, made many good points as to why the regular system isn’t working to decrease the number of criminals, however not enough was said about why flogging should be brought back. First of all, I believe flogging is inhumane and a completely outdated method of punishing criminals. The writer believes that a public whipping would humiliate criminals enough to not want to commit a crime again. However I believe that it’s just a more advanced way of spanking a child…

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    The definition of a hero has changed over the past two thousand years. Beowulf, translated by Seamus Heaney, is the oldest English epic to date. In the epic, Beowulf, the main character, is a hero for the Danes. An epic hero is “a brave and noble character in an epic poem, admired for great achievements or affected by grand events” (Dictionary.com). Modern day heroes, on the other hand, are defined as “a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act…

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    Wicked Witch Trial

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    Trial Of the Wicked Witch, written by Craig Sodaro and directed by Jane Purdy, focuses on the trial of the recognizable character of the Wicked Witch. The main twist of this play is that it breaks the fourth wall, a conceptual wall that serves as a barrier between a play and its audience, by allowing the audience to determine the outcome of the trial. The major theme of the play is that all people are innocent until proven guilty. This theme is expressed through a court case that enables the…

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    If she backs off, you've got your answer bud. when you get that judgmental look from the porters after locking yourself out for the third time in a week and it's quite frankly the last straw. For me it was not a fact of right or wrong, but of winning or losing. I worked to be loved and praised by people so much that I would not accept dissent because it would…

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    Alleviate Back Pain with These Inversion Table Exercises Inversion tables are not only very beneficial for people suffering from back pain, but are also very easy to use. When suspended upside down you simply let gravity do all the work to reap the benefits. No movement is necessary to decompress the spinal column and pressure on the discs as well as nerve roots are reduced naturally while using the table. The type of stretching you can accomplish with an inversion table is just as good as a…

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    full effect during this time, and the main users were young poor African Americans. As the war on drugs gained popularity, policing agencies arrested more and more users resulting in increasing incarceration rates. The “war on drugs” resulted in locking drug users up to keep them off of the streets instead of assisting the users in turning their lives around. Law makers and policy makers of this time were unware that being tough on crime is different than being tough on criminals (“A Brief…

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    The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Essential Questions: How does having a belief (in something or someone) help us to conquer fear and keep hope alive? -When you have something to hold on to, to live for it gives you strength to do whatever you want to do. Is rehabilitation possible? Are we obliged (as a society) to rehabilitate criminals? -Its possible, but then again some people never change. You can only help or save a person if they want to be helped/ saved. What is justice? What is truth?…

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