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- 3001: Events leading to the American Revolution
- ... and preserve prpromote a mutually beneficial intercourse between the several constituent parts of the empite"", yet those duties were always imposed with design to restrain the commerce of one part". This statement by the colonist (John Dickinson), shows that th sole rason for new taxes is just for the British gov't to make money, at the expense of the economy of the colonies. Dickinson makes a important distinction between the ...
- 3002: The Physical and Psychological Effects of Marijuana
- ... cannabis use have been described quite many years before the physical effects, yet are as accurate today as they were 100 years ago. Following is an early account of its intoxicating properties made by Dr. John Bell in 1857: "I had taken the drug with great skepticism as to its reputed action, or at any rate with the opinion that it was grossly exaggerated, and I accordingly made up my mind ...
- 3003: Aspartame and Olestra: Will We Buy the Bull?
- ... substitutes, such as saccharin and aspartame, have caused cancer and seizures on mice in laboratories. Many people have related substitutes to low blood sugar, Alzheimer's, Chronic Fatigue, methanol poisoning and so on. In 1971, John Olney, a research psychiatrist at Washington University found out that aspartic acid, present in aspartame, cause holes in mice's brains. We also think that Olestra causes stomach cramping and diarrhea on some people. The ...
- 3004: For Information on the Medical Uses of Marijuana
- ... 1991. Recommended: 213-392-1806. [5] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADDICTIONS. Spring 1968, digest of 1894 Indian Hemp Drugs Commission Report. [6] The Indian Hemp Drugs Commission Report of 1894. Jefferson Press, Silv.Spring, MD, 1969, John Kaplan. [7] National Norml Research Studies [8] MILITARY SURGEON. 1933, vol:73, pages 269-280. [9] The La Guardia Report, reprinted in "The Marijuana Papers," Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1966. [10] The Consumer's Union Report ...
- 3005: William Faulkner
- ... The theme of this particular story is Ike maturing and following his southern traditions. He grew up to become an excellent hunter that showed respect for his fellow hunters as well as the wilderness. As John Lyndenberg wrote, "The hunters from Jefferson are gentlemen and sportsmen, representing the ideals of the old order at its best, the honor,dignity, and courage of the South" (Lyndenberg 385). As hard as it may ...
- 3006: Euthanasia
- ... leader Rev.Djiniynni Gondarra put forward the NT euthanasia law .But was dismissed by the NT Supreme Court. After appealing and with the support of three major party leaders the law was passed. Prime Minister John Howard disapproved with the Law and saying that he has no problem reconciling his views on federalism with his views on life and death by voting to over turn the law. Also Kevin Andrews was ...
- 3007: Assisted Suicide
- ... legal assisted suicide would help to replace some of the dignity which the illness has extracted from a person's life. It would give the person the capability to end matters on his own terms. John Stuart Mill, one of the great philosophers of the nineteenth century, derived a theory which is an excellent example as an argument for the legalization of doctor assisted suicide, or all moral crimes for that ...
- 3008: The Problem of Suicide
- ... try to figure out why they are dead instead for looking to point the finger at someone. Problems like these have been around since the ‘80's. They started at the death of Beatles star John Lennon. After the singer's death numerous fans formed suicide pacts and many teenagers died. were at a loss for what to do. Eventually the problem died out. Parents who point the finger at others ...
- 3009: Euthanasia In Canada
- ... disease, appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada to strike down the section of the Criminal Code that makes aiding suicide illegal. A graphic article published in The Globe and Mail, September 1992, written by John Hofsess, the director of the right to Die Society, describes her plight with this progressively paralysing disease as "condemned to die". Her future is described as a "helpless, drooling, physically atrophied captive of this disease ...
- 3010: Euthanasia
- ... wishes should be respected, but that seems not always best for the patients. It is expected of doctors to be a strong champions of life, but people fear their capacity to impose continue life. Cardinal John J. O'Connor, writhing in Catholic New York (July 20, 1989), explained why he refrained from supporting the euthanasia bill, affirming that any concern for therelief of human suffering should be tempered by a respect ...
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