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    ways people can deal with this new problem include: 1) Limit television to avoid superficial and unneeded publicity. 2) Give up magazines for books. Magazines are also designed with advertising in mind. And they rarely give much value. 3) Monitor urges: keeping track of shopping. Once itbecomesahabit people can start to control what they buy and realize what they really need. 4) Use a 30-day list. If someone really want to buy something, it's important put it on a list, and write down the…

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    As the universe evolves, it is seen that revenge has become one of the deepest instincts humans have. Taking revenge on someone can be blinding and can destroy the lives of all involved. This is what has been presented within the play Hamlet. All of the characters who sought revenge on one another end up not only destroying others’ lives but also destroying their own. These characters execute their actions through emotion rather than through reason. It is very recognizable that Hamlet is a play…

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    An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind or does it.The death penalty is what prisoners get when they do something horrible. The death penalty has been in debate for a very long time.The death penalty should be allowed because this can keep killer and other people who did the samething out the streets. Another reason is that it will cost less money for states to keep housing them instead of putting them on death row, also this will bring closure to families by showing them that the one who…

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    Sarah Lucas, born in 1962, is an English artist who is known for her works that include visual puns and bawdy humour. In 2000, one of her works was installed and presented at the Freud Museum in London. This installation came to known as "Beyond the Pleasure Principle". The installation was quite a contradiction to the interior environment of the museum itself. Yet, the significance of the location is not lost upon the audience once they disintegrate the different layers of meaning that comes…

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    In "Why Kids Sext," Hanna Rosin addresses the phenomenon of teen "sexting," a term which she attributes to the sending of nude photographs. This includes everything from willingly sending a photo of oneself, to sending a photo of someone else to a group of one's friends. Rosin states that this practice has been on the rise since around 2003 and that it became evident that it was a problem in 2009, with a scandal in Pensylvania. Since then, sexting has continued to be a serious issue in many high…

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    Everyone tries to achieve happiness, however, only a few are capable of achieving pure bliss without having to depend on materialistic items to feel content. Diderot writes about how the Tahitians perceive the Europeans as corrupt and controlled by their urge for more. Whereas, Rousseau describes how his stay on the island has cultivated him, he appreciates the beauty of mother nature. Both Diderot and Rousseau express in their texts how they or others have achieved euphoria without relying on…

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    What is justice? Justice is a noun defined by Webster 's dictionary as the process or result of using laws to fairly judge and punish crime and criminals. However, an individual 's perception of justice may be different from the standard dictionary definition. For example, Dexter is an American crime drama that takes an aspect of justice as its setting and uses it to invoke the audience to contemplate the idea of justice. With this in mind, the producers of Dexter make both a idealistic and…

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    Rape Myth Research

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    (Moskowitz, 2013). In the article, Acquaintance Rape the Silent Epidemic, a publication designed by the department of police services at CSUN, men are taught that it is okay to be aggressive, women want to be dominated, men have uncontrollable sexual urges, and sex does not need to be discussed ahead of time- just do it (Department of Police Services,…

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    “The Final Hours of Troy” Virgil is a first century B.C.E. Roman epic poem writer. Virgil wrote the greatest epic poem and the most influential work of all classical literature, The Aeneid. The Aeneid makes up twelve books in total and it incorporates various legends of Aeneas who later becomes the founder of the Roman Empire. The story of “The Final Hours of Troy” is Book II of The Aeneid and it’s told by the Trojan Prince, Aeneas, to a Queen named Didio and her court. This long and tragic…

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    Many People will admit they love sugar and it can become addictive. Too much sugar can lead to health issues and that needs to be avoided. Many individuals use artificial sweeteners to cut back on excess calories. These sweeteners give the same flavorful taste as sugar but with no additional calories to pack on the thighs. Individuals are consuming these artificial sweeteners on a daily basis for many reasons. Mainly for weight purposes, but many do not know the side effects these sweeteners…

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