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    . Youth sports have really turned into a shell of what it used to be. Sports are supposed to be fun for the kids, with competition, but not an overwhelming amount of it. The kids need the competition, for it was David A. Feigly, PhD, of the Youth Sports Research Council at Rutgers University, who said “True sportsmanship cannot exist unless there is an honest desire to win” (Robinson 19). Part of sportsmanship is putting in the honest desire to win, not just being a fair athlete. Being fair is…

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    evel the force table and put one of the pulley at the angle 35° and another at 150° Place .100 slotted mass on a weight hanger at 35° Place .200 slotted mass on a weight hanger at 150° Place another pulley at different angle from 35° and 150° On the third angle, place the amount of slotted mass so the ring will remain in center of the force. Now the ring is at equilibrium. Record the required slotted mass that made the ring at equilibrium. Record the tensions in each of the strings on the…

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    The Neumann and Stanley families put the “dream” in “The American Dream.” As Frontline covers their situation over the course of two years, we experience the struggles of job insecurity, poverty, and foreclosure. We see not only how the parents are impacted but also the children in the home. Toward the end of the Frontline segment, we are shown how the children learned from their parents and their upbringing. We see the true opportunity for upward mobility in American society today, as well…

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    A recent reviewing of the journal article titled “Why downt you riyt back to me?” by Kathryn Pole, focused on ideas on how to encourage young students to become good writers. In the article kindergarten teachers expressed their struggles of teaching their young students how to become creative writers. The lesson plans that they were currently using were lacking comprehensive skills for their students. All the teachers from the article decided to develop a different procedures to teaching writing…

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    Attention Students: Put Your Laptops Away In school, especially in the 21st century, students all over the world have decided to ditch the pencil and paper for laptops. Now, whether it is for homework or note, the laptop has been the preferred option to take notes. Although, personally, taking notes by hand seems more practical—lots of college students enjoy having a laptop simply because typing is easier than writing. Pam A. Mueller of Princeton University and Daniel M. Oppenheimer of the…

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    what you said and to do ? So you will put a suspected terrorist behind bars ? I believe that the ethical and legal consequences of your actions will be too great in doing so . You have sworn to uphold the law , but you are deliberately breaking your oath . Both as an officer of the law and a moral person you cannot follow the instructions in your partner to lie about the methods he used in order to get the code to deactivate the bomb . Unquestionably , if I were put in this position I would not…

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    point of view and feelings. The article “Don’t Put the Brain on Trial” makes the claim that the human brain is to unpredictable and changing laws to best fit each person with mental problems goes against the true meaning of justice. The author uses logos to disprove the article published in The Atlantic that the justice needs to change to comidet people with mental problems, and the author argues no one should get special treatment. The article “Don’t Put…

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    In “Attention Students: Put your Laptops Away.” the author is able to provide social proof that hand-written notes allow students to retain and memorize more material. The use of these personal examples grab the reader’s attention by bringing them to the real world, where they…

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    Destruction is not the only the Manhattan Project but the table since nuclear medicine, stem cell research, and better understanding of the atom were advances that happened because of it. When Japan refused to surrender, the U.S. had a good opportunity to put the bomb test. Of the 4 bombs made, 1 of them was tested in New Mexico to make sure the bomb was stable and worked and then 2 of them were tested to see the effects the on an urbanized area. Since we were at war with the Japanese and…

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    to herself why do schools do make students go through this torture. This happens to many students across the world and schools shouldn’t do this to any students. Schools shouldn’t be able to make kids perform under pressure, for two reasons when you put students under pressure they can’t do there best and in teenagers putting too much pressure on them can cause depression and other health problems.…

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