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- 1111: The Perfect World
- ... The shared interest of all people in computers would allow for a much more technological world. With the demand for technology, created by extensive use of computers, the world of computers would expand rapidly. The Internet would explode with popularity; everyone would write homepages and visiting other people's pages would be a leisure activity. Personal mail would all be sent electronically. The need for a postal service for personal mail ...
- 1112: Magic: I Know the Secret!
- ... there that are doing their part to make this happen. Penn and Teller, Becker, and Mac King have spent numerous hours telling the world how everything is done and it shouldn't stop there. The Internet has been doing its part to kill the suspense of an illusion and it is updating its files all the time. The world would be a much better place without magic being a profession. No ...
- 1113: "Violence in Schools"
- ... shootings can possibly occur on what's seems to be a regular basis. Teenagers today have developed a unique way of handling their spare time. Since they have access to tons of reading's and internet material about anything they want to know, it is not that hard to accumulate enough information to destroy a whole city or even a state (or the world). They pick a certain topic of interest ...
- 1114: A Time Of Prosperous Change
- ... life of Ruth the main character in The Life and Loves of a She Devil . Work Cited Ericson, Anna. Love and Marriage in the Novels of Anita Brookner and Fay Weldon. World Wide Web, The Internet. January 14 1997 Magill, N. Frank, ed. Critical Survey of Long Fiction. Pasedena: UP of California, 1991. Vol. 8 of English Language Series 8 vols. 1969-1994 Weldon, Fay. The Life and Loves of a ...
- 1115: Bilingual Education Is Beneficial To Students Abilities To Assimilate In The Mainstream Culture
- ... more than learning a language. They should be based on a respect for diversity and multiculturalism, and parents and community must be essential partners. (Rethinking schools Vol 1. 13, #2.). Over 80% of todays Internet WEB pages, databases and other enhancing computer programs are in English. It is in the best interest of all countries to ensure their children are bilingual and computer literate. Diversity in todays society is ...
- 1116: My Interest In The Catholic University of America
- ... I was also able to get her address and can now mail in a letter introducing myself and my interest in the team. Something else that was important to my parents was the cost. This internet source gave me just what they wanted, a list of the costs and an article about financial aid. To attend this school would cost about $ 23,000. Finding that out made me go straight to ...
- 1117: Ku Klux Klan
- ... many small organizations. There are many internal struggles, most divisions claim to be original descendants and follow the old ways. This is never true. In the past few years with the birth of at home Internet service, the Klan has found a way to push its propaganda into homes across the country. All of these sites seem to have the same things in common. They contain information that undermines other races ...
- 1118: My College Plans
- ... to have some on the job training. I already have a lot of experience with all kinds of computer programs such as: Microsoft Works, Microsoft Word, Adobe Pagemaker 6.0, Corel 6.0, Netscape, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Windows 95. I think that the combination of all these things plus a college degree will make for a good career in journalism. When I attend the University of Kentucky I will not ...
- 1119: Amish Culture
- ... and compare it to an average American family, you would see major differences. The average American family would be very divided. You'd find the children and parents watching T.V., accessing computers, surfing the internet, playing video games, etc. In the Amish family, everyone would gather together to eat, work, and play. The Amish keep their materials basic. This way they are certain no technological advance can pull them apart ...
- 1120: Bay Of Pigs
- ... If they had stopped to ask themselves these questions, it is likely that they would have called off the whole thing. Bibliography "Bay of Pigs." Encyclopedia Americana. 1998 edition. Bay of Pigs Revisited, The. Online. Internet. 10 Oct. 2000. Available http://www.eserver.org/history/bay-of-pigs.txt Finkelstein, Norman H., Thirteen Days / Ninety Miles: The Cuban Missle Crisis. New York: Simon & Schuster Publications, 1994. Fursenko, Aleksandr, and Timothy Naftali ...
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