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    Should schools give in to the demand of later school days? Is it really for the benefit of the students, or benefits of their health? The answer is most students who “struggle” to get up want to put off school for as long as possible, or because they really want to stay up and reach that high score they’ve been yearning. While starting schools later in the day can provide the ability of not being late, it can cause many more problems, to the schedule you’ve been used to, than you think. Later…

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    what is happening. This condition is just as dangerous as hyperactive delirium because as the anesthesiologist is waking the patient from surgery, the attending asks questions to make sure that the patient is receptive. If the patient is unresponsive, this may lead the anesthesiologist to believe that there may be something more serious happening (Robinson 1). A typical patient waking from an anesthetic attempts to move, but complies with what the attending doctors and nurses are saying. An…

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    recollection, assumedly decades later, Hayden speaks of his father’s morning activity on a winter Sunday. In a wistful, ashamed tone, he recalls his father waking up before dawn, and chopping wood to warm the house. He makes sure the rooms are warmed, and polishes his son’s shoes for him. Concerning these labors of love, the son shows indifference upon waking up. In fact, the language used by the author implies a cold, distant relationship between the father and son. The tone relayed by the…

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    are dreaming, but they perceive themselves to be awake. Sleep paralysis usually lasts only a few seconds to a few minutes even though it may feel like hours have past (LOVE). When sleep patterns are disrupted, or we are exhausted, REM extends into waking consciousness, our bodies become paralyzed and our brain interferes with the imagery of dreams (Dobkin). For sleep paralysis to occur you must be in REM because during REM our voluntary muscles in the rest of the body are paralyzed. REM Sleep is…

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    asking me questions to get your mind off of things, It actually helped. The doctors were wheeling me into the operation room to get started on the surgery. Waking up from the medicine was a really hard cause it felt like nothing ever happened. I told my parents that if felt like I just blinked and it was over. Waking up for the first time is like waking up from a long…

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    When getting enough sleep, students do better in school and its proven by researchers. When students get enough sleep they can do things better, like get A+ in school. Since students come to school with sleep deprivation and what the researchers say when to start school, school should start later. First students come to school sleep deprived. Sleep deprivation is linked to health problems like weight gain and depression{Lees}. When they are not getting enough sleep kids gain weight…

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    argument that he presents, and although it is supported with great detail, it lacks the support that is necessary to prove that the soul is immortal. Socrates uses an extensive amount of contradictory opposites to support his claim such as sleeping and waking up, and faster and slower, however these do not properly compare to being alive and being dead because they are contrary opposites. Furthermore, one can prove that death is a result of life because it occurs afterwards, but you cannot prove…

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    I had woken up periodically throughout the night tossing and turning and each time I woke up, I did not remember any of my dreams, especially the one of my grandma and me. I believe waking up periodically through the entire night affected my ability to remember what I was dreaming about. However, when I did wake up once, I walked downstairs and got a glass of water and then came back up and fell right back to sleep. I knew before falling…

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    Waking up early is always a struggle, something almost no one looks forward to- except many young children on Christmas day. Imagine having to wake up five out of the seven days in a week at about 5:30 o'clock in the morning in order to be able to get ready and make it to school in time at about 7:20am. That is what many high school students have to do all over the United States. Teenagers are biologically predisposed to go to sleep and wake up later, but what is surprising is that high school…

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    “So I live in one big weird collage,” Caroline says in Lauren Gunderson’s I and You. It’s evidenced by the play’s set that this is true. Caroline has been sick all her life and cannot go to school, so she spends much of her time in her bedroom. Because of this, her bedroom has become a reflection of her character and her life. Caroline’s “busy, colorful but not girly” bedroom has the sloped, angular walls of a finished attic room. This was a creative decision made by the set designers in the…

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