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    utterly undesirable” . Nowadays, women are unhappy with their bodies, which creates social anxiety among them. The author Jennifer Weiner in her opinion article “Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines” published in the New York Times on August 11, 2017, writes about American women whom every year when summer is close start worrying about how their body looks because they all want to feel confident in their swimsuit. The writer successfully brings a positive and humorous tone to a…

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    there are different ideas of what organizational culture is Keyton defines it as a “set of artifacts, values, and assumptions that emerge from the interactions of the organizational members,” (Keyton 2005, 1). I have worked at ColoradoBiz Magazine for almost three years and have my own perceptions of the publication’s organizational culture. But to understand the different ways culture is interpreted and communicated within the organization I interviewed ColoradoBiz Magazine’s editor, Gigi.…

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    Adolescent Body Image

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    the question I asked myself when assigned a project around the topic of media in my psychology of adolescence & early adulthood class at Nazareth College. To begin to answer this question, I first looked back on my own time as an adolescent. A big concern of mine during this time was the way in which I presented myself. This could include several aspects my self-concept of body image, the ways in how I presented my sexuality, and ways in which I was fitting into society as a member of the male…

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    Seven time Grammy winner Taylor Swift has dominated the music industry the past few years. 2014 was even dubbed 'The year of Taylor Swift ' because of all she did. Swift came from being bullied in high school to now playing sold out arenas and stadiums. She has done things in music that have never been done before. Taylor Alison Swift was born on December 13, 1989 in Reading, Pennsylvania. She spent her early years in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania on her family 's Christmas tree farm. Her first…

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    Shea 5 With bioprinted organs, living to 110 won 't be anything like living to that age today," contends Jack Uldrich, a technology trend expert. "We 're already printing skin, kidneys, a replica of a beating human heart. If a person loses a limb, we 'll be able to print, layer by layer, a replacement. It 's theoretically possible."(CNBC News) Another way in which creation through technology can be used is in the use of programing and coding to create even more technology. A quote that supports…

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    Police Officer Advantages

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    a high school degree, but as we seen from the Arlington Police Department, more and more are changing the minimum to an associate degree. The relation with higher educated candidates is the bigger upside they will have. By having at least two more years of education, you will gather skills that are necessary to be a police officer. One skill for example would be independent thinking. It is a must that officers have the skill of independent thinking down pat. There are too many situations where…

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    Have “The Perfect Body” There is not a day where a person does not see at least one picture of a model in a magazine. Anyone can walk through a store and find a magazine with a slim model on the cover. But, that is not all; if they were to keep turning the pages he or she would most definitely find more pictures of models, which all would be skinny. Pictures in magazines like these have always negatively influenced people, but still magazines steadily advertise the models. Both girls and boys…

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    In “Death of the Death Penalty”, David Von Drehle states that the death penalty is becoming less common and should now just be abolished because of the cost and time that it takes. Drehles article was published in Time Magazine. He concludes that the death penalty has become unnecessary and doesn’t work anymore. The crime rate in the United States has declined so much that in the past decade even though there are hundreds of people under the death penalty. This statement is making people believe…

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    the beginning of modern pornography. It also takes on a few other issues such as desecration of the flag and the protection against awarding damages to public figures of emotion distress. At this time in history there were laws against what could be shown in different types of media, in this case a magazine. This film goes to make the point whether pornography should be a type of media protected by the first amendment. Media law teachers and lawyers emphasize that the First Amendment is intended…

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    restrict the American people’s access to assault weapons and limit magazine sizes? This question has divided the nation. The Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 banned large capacity magazines and assault weapons. Then in 2004 the ban was lifted and never renewed. Now Americans are wondering if it should be renewed after many mass shootings like in Newtown, Connecticut. According to the FBI, more people in America are murdered every year by weapons such as knives, personal weapons and blunt objects than…

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