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- 8031: An Equal Opportunity
- ... an equal position among male and females. Thanks to writers such as Daniel Defoe and Marry Wollstonecraft the female gender has become better individuals than ever before. By continuing on this path perhaps women one day soon will receive true equality.
- 8032: The Real Issue Of Youth Violence
- ... together. When seen through the only way for a child too ever have hope of reaching its full potential. Even though I consider myself very liberal, I would give anything to go back to the day when marriage actually meant something. I am not the world's authority on what causes children to lash out and cause destruction. However, I do know that if a child is brought up in a ...
- 8033: More Freedom or Safety -- What Would You Choose?
- ... immense problems and endanger the safety of the school community. However, with the freedom that we already have, we can do many things and still feel safe. I feel that the rules during the school day are necessary. I am content with these rules and I dont feel that they are too demanding or restricting. For example, faculty have the right to inspect our lockers and bags that we bring ...
- 8034: Hantavirus
- ... type of infection caused by hantavirus: hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS). Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) was first detected in the United States in 1993. Infection through HPS occurs at a much faster rate. Following a three-day prodromal period, patients quickly developed interstitial pulmonary edema and respiratory failure. The main histopathological features were seen primarily in the lung and spleen. The noncardiogenic pulmonary edema, which is associated with high mortality rate, has ...
- 8035: Child Labor
- ... for the problem to be conquered. With the UN working with other organizations around the world to bring education and aid to the children in these situations, we can hope that this problem will one day be solved. Sources http://www.unicef.org/fhpright.htm http://www.unicefusa.org/infoactiv/capitol_mar.html http://www.unicef.org/aclabor/young.htm http://www.unicef.org/newsline/98pr60.htm
- 8036: Is There Romance Left?
- ... was doing that, I bent down to tie my shoes. When I looked at him again, he was outlined in a soft white glow and I heard bells sounding off in my head. From that day forth, I pursued him and we finally got together about three weeks after that car ride. The four years that we were together were, and still are, some of the worst and the best times ...
- 8037: Intentional Destruction of Native American Cultures
- ... to boarding schools. These schools robbed them of their culture. It encouraged the Indians to be ashamed of their heritage. This later caused many social insecurities in the Indian people. The social reformers of the day were well meaning, but very ignorant. They saw the Allotment Act as a way to give Indians land. To them, the boarding schools were seen as a positive way to assimilate the Indian children to ...
- 8038: The Importance of Attitude
- ... solid muscle. As it happens, Jim Cathcart is 5'9", rather slender and not the muscular type. People who repossess cars, foreclose homes, or work for collection agencies tend to be negative thinkers. However, one day Jim heard a radio program with a message about the power of positive expectations. He changed his attitudes and began planning for and expecting an exciting success filled future. Today, Jim Cathcart is an internationally ...
- 8039: A Teens Guide for Choosing Friends
- ... that will lead me down the wrong path in life? What kind of people do I really want to be seen with and why does it matter? These are all questions a teenager faces every day of his or her life. We must all remember that we are ultimately responsible for the choices we make and choosing the right friends can make a life altering impact. The most important thing to ...
- 8040: Hemophilia Manitoba
- ... out and the enzymes can eat away at the bone. Hemophilia is either treated each time an internal bleed occurs or continuously through infusions. An infusion will stop the bleeding, but only for about a day. Therefore, most hemophiliacs infuse on a regular basis. Before 1985, infusions were not screened for viruses. This resulted in a major outbreak of the HIV virus that infected fifty percent of hemophilia patients. Also, hepatitis ...
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