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- 1691: Hardships That Children Face
- ... drastic to some, but it is very necessary to stop the trend that is forever growing in the society around us. People find it very easy to blame the problems in there life on the television and hormonal imbalances. The problem is that someone must begin to take responsibility for what happens. I firmly believe that much of what is wrong with todays society be placed on the shoulders of ...
- 1692: An Analysis Based on the Responsibility of the Rich to the Poor
- ... Referring to Hardin's "lifeboat ethics," Singer pronounces that "the consequences of triage in this scale are so horrible that we are inclined to reject it without further argument. How could we sit by our television sets, watching millions starve while doing nothing. Would not that (far more than the proposals for legalizing euthanasia) be the end of all notions of human equality and respect for human life? Don't people ...
- 1693: Increase In Violence In Video Games Targeted At Children
- ... the government is putting forth would not make a difference. This survey also compared violent games to other forms of entertainment, eighty percent believed that violent games were equal, if not less, in violence to television shows and featured movies. According to the survey gamers do not even pay attention to the ratings on these games, and the majority of youths under the age of eighteen are not under parental supervision ...
- 1694: Cigarette Companies Should Not Be Able To Advertise
- ... honest companies. Cigarette companies are dishonest and plain out lie to the public. They didn't admit that smoking was bad intill about 20 years after the industry started. If you look at the old television commercials, they lie, one that comes to mind is the old Philip Morris commercial, that advertised smoking his brand would give you energy make you healthy, and give you a great feeling inside. Now, in ...
- 1695: How to Overcome Shyness
- ... did not invent the nuclear bomb by religiously following the NFL. People achieve greatness by their own self-discipline. If you want to overcome your shyness, then you are going to have to budget your television time and expend the leftover time into more constructive purposes. Conversations are only good when they have content, and there is only content when you have some content in your head. As you can, most ...
- 1696: Susan B. Anthony and The Women's Movement
- ... working undercover in the Playboy Club in Manhattan, New York City, her articles began to appear in magazines such as Vogue, Glamour, and Cosmopolitan. From 1964 to 1965 she also wrote scripts for the popular television show "That Was the Week That Was. (Gloria 1) In 1968, Steinem began writing about politics in a weekly column for New York Magazine. She soon became involved in feminism and the women's movement ...
- 1697: Importance of Good Self-Esteem
- ... Gossiping, putting people down, dwelling on the past, and constantly complaining are the most popular. Why are these self-destructive activities so popular, such an integral part of society, such a mainstay of the radio, television, and movie industry? Simple. Low self-esteem rituals, give people a sense of superiority...a feeling of power. Nasty remarks, body slamming, whining and complaining make low self-esteem sufferers feel good, feel important, feel ...
- 1698: Gangs in the Nineties
- ... by a drive-by shootings. Although drive-by shooting have occurred in the city they didnt happen in Aces park. They were just something that he had seen in the news and on television. For this reason no one in Ace's group was alarmed by the car before the shooting took place. When the shot rang out no one was more surprised than Ace. He didn't have ...
- 1699: Bill Brady on Violence in America
- ... teenagers taking risks that in another time and place would be unthinkable. And nobody really seems to do anything about it. The muggings, the rapes, all these murders pass us in a blur of recognition. Television, CDs, and video games subject kids to violence. By the time a child reaches 18, they have witnesses as many as 26,000 murders on TV. Some of these murders with the shootings and ...
- 1700: Animal Testing-Inhumane or Neccassary?
- Animal Testing-Inhumane or Neccassary? When looking through magazines or even turning on the television it is hard to miss some of the fastest growing and most controversial issues-animal testing. From models such as Kate Moss refusing to wear fur, to other famous people such as Bill Maher also ...
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