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    Color is the appearance of things as a result of reflecting light. Colors are all around us. Color plays a very significant role in our lives and it has the capability to influence our feelings, our actions, and emotions in many aspects. Colors can irritate your eyes, raise your blood pressure or repress your appetite. Many people consider colors as powers, and that colored stones are very influential. 1, 2 In color psychology, the colors we choose to show the world are direct…

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    College athletes get scholarships from colleges to play sports. The athletes put in a lot of time and energy to play on a college level team. Weather they should be paid or not is the question. Pro athletes get money to play sports, so why shouldn’t the college athletes. A lot of college athletes get hurt playing sports which end up hurting their chances of going pro. The controversial topic of paying student athletes has been brought up many times by both the schools and students. The…

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    Brown, Irene Quenzler and Richard D. Brown. The Hanging of Ephraim Wheeler: A Story of Rape, Incest, and Justice in Early America. Cambridge: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2003. Thesis: Brown and Brown argue that through the use of "micro history," readers and researchers are able to "explore large questions of policy and principle at the level of actual people and specific experience (7). They challenge the reader to not ascertain Wheeler 's guilt or innocence, but rather if…

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    Secondary education systems all around the world typically maintain a distinction between academic and vocational tracks or programs. Yet, the question of whether to vocationalize the secondary school is still recurrent in many educational systems, especially in developing countries (Holsinger & Cowell, 2000; Lauglo & Maclean, 2006; Psacharopoulos, 1987). On the one hand, different studies show that vocational secondary education provides students with better chances to compete in the labour…

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    The Primary Role of Four-Year Colleges College is viewed by many as an educational institution in which students attend for four years. Generally, most students will graduate and receive a diploma and a degree in their chosen major in four years. Students wish that diploma would aid them in getting a job after graduation. This is a path that millions of students take each year. These students have been preparing to get a dream job after college and start their adult lives. This path, however,…

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    Today, people make the question on whether or not college is really worth it. So what do they think? Is college really worth it? A great amount of people ask themselves this question, therefore it should be looked at from a value of change to the individual, financial help, etc. If a college education is really worth it what will it entail when one uses it for the attendee’s own path ahead of them. College education is definitely a valuable thing to have, especially since one has the ability to…

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    Colleges are well known institutions that have been around since the early 1600’s. A college is a school that offers courses that can lead a person to obtain a degree or certificate in a specific area or field. Although colleges have been around for such a long time, recently more people are choosing to go to college than ever before. Usually the decision to attend college is one that is made immediately after high school. Typically there are three major options that a person may face after…

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    Money for Amateurs? If a group of students attending college for free demanded payment for a game they play after school, would that seem fair? College attendees are there to get an education. Some of the students are athletes. College athletes should not receive a salary because they already receive benefits that are not available to other attendees, they would lose track of their purpose for attending college, and paying college athletes creates complications due to the need to pay other…

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    The American Dream is defined as an ideal that every American citizen should have unbiased opportunities towards achieving their prosperity regardless of their status. Typically, people believe that college is a surefire way to strive for the American Dream. College is a post-secondary institution that allows for people to nourish their minds in diverse fields and jobs. Topics learned in college range from an algebraic accountant to a barbaric zoologist. The author of The Great Gatsby, F. Scott…

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    All around the globe, there have been debates on the price of College education. College is a very significant place for students to start their lives. College should be affordable and available for students that want to pursue in something. If officials choose to make college affordable, there will be an increase in lifetime salaries and more employment options. “Student loan debt was over one trillion dollars, and more than eight hundred fifty thousand students loans were in default” (college…

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