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    Going to college is something that I have always wanted to do and have been excited to do. Once I figured out what I wanted to do as my career and study in college that only made my excitement grow stronger. Ever since I was a little girl I always loved mysteries and crime, anything to do with them such as television shows, movies and books. One day in 8th grade we were taking a career quiz to see what career or field of study that you are best suited for. The results of my quiz showed that I…

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    coexist. Limited control is the solution to this problem. Restricting access to handguns, by licensed security personnel, is pertinent to public safety in the college environment. This limited access secures the public safety, eliminates the distraction from hyper-vigilance, and requires less resources from the college and local authorities. The laws regarding handguns are open to interpretation, have several gray areas regarding possession, and vary…

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    Student Carry Analysis

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    The college carry law that will go into effect August of 2016, has escalated a heated debate between Anti-gun activists and Pro-gun activists. Pro-gun activists claim that guns on campus would decrease the likelihood of on campus shooting and provide a certain degree of safety for the students; However, Anti-gun activists counter that claim by stating that approving guns on college campuses would lead to the probability of such action to take place. Furthermore, regardless of gun license or not…

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    children with her new husband, so that made Isaac, one of four kids. He went to school at the ages of 12-17, and was then pulled out to help farm. After that, he was admitted to college with the help of his uncle, where he was awarded a scholarship. That scholarship granted him at least four more years in college. In college, Newton received his M.A. Newton came up with many hypotheses and theories in his lifetime. Although he didn't always succeed at everything he did, he never gave up, and…

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    Campus Carry Impact

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    The Mechanics and Impact of Campus Carry Should students, faculty, and staff be allowed to carry gun on college campus?This has been the controversial topic of gun control in several sates.Tragic events like Sandy Hook elementary, Oregon, Virginia Tech, Umpqua Community College and UT in 1966 inspired legislature too sanction conceal weapons in college campus. Senate bill 11 pass and will takes place in August 2016 in all public Texas university.There is an abundance of feeling about Senate…

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    The value of a college degree Through the years, the need of a college degree has increased significantly. Before, if someone obtained a college degree, it was a guaranteed entry to the field in which they got it for, however due to recent changes in American education, almost everyone can get a college degree so the scarcity of this has changed substantially. However, this does not stop people across the United States in specific to try and obtain that higher education. To land a good paying…

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    SB 4 Argumentative Essay

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    This past month, Rick Scott signed into law two new bills regarding elementary through high school, and higher education reform. These were HB 7055 and SB 4. The latter of which has been the topic of discussion for many college students are across the Sunshine State. This bill, also referred to as the Excellence in Higher Education Act (EHEA), mainly focuses on 2 specific issues. Firstly, it confirms the year-long anticipated announcement that the top 2 Bright Futures scholarships will be…

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    children who will never get the chance to grow old and experience life. Not one person deserved to go through the horror of a psychopath storming into a school and pulling that trigger. The open carry law in Texas should be prohibited. Many individuals with a permit to carry weapons claim they will obey the law but this is very misleading. Some people may not think carefully about when is the appropriate time to fire a weapon. Most may also own a weapon but won’t use it for the right reasons.…

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    the law. Why should other students be left defenseless? The person that is going to commit a crime does not obey the law. On the other hand, the student that spends the time to go through a legal process to carry a firearm on campus, is then highly unlikely to then commit a crime. Every person has the right to defend themselves from those committing wrong. Why should that be taken away? Lawfully carrying a concealed weapon on college campuses would help protect the…

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    drastically changed. The minimum legal drinking age or MLDA was changed to 21 in 1984. It was adopted by all the states to create a safer environment for everyone. This new law cracked down on every problem. Underage drinking on college campuses was one that took a big hit. College students can no longer legally drink which is making colleges more secure places for learning. Health was another aspect being negatively affected by the MLDA 18. The drinking age of 21 is beneficial for both the…

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