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    After studying many different ethical schools of thought, I have further affirmed, for myself at least, that Ethical Egoism is the best and most natural personal philosophy to follow. While the principles of most other philosophies and ethics are not horrible or absurd, they are not as fitting as the principles and teachings of ethical egoism and Niccolo Machiavelli. As humans, we should accept the realization that we are all pursuing our wants, desires, and pleasures. This is not a shameful or wrong

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    changed the way that the American society views gender equality in exploitation (such as sexual harassment), athletics, education, and careers. Title IX is a comprehensive federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity (2015). Title IX covers 10 key areas including: education, athletics, careers, employment, learning environments, technology, sexual harassment, testing, Math and Science, and education for pregnant and parenting

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    Everyone in my family was born in Nepal. My maternal grandfather was the first in my maternal family to attain a college degree. In college, he studied law and accounting in India. Since most Nepal was agrarian by nature, he chose his major with aspirations to live in India.

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    Henry Ford Research Paper

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    developed his fascination of machinery (CURCIO X). Both of these events led him to move to Detroit when he was sixteen to pursue his passion. Ford’s early influence in Detroit provided him with the foundations for what would become an illustrious career. Since he was not a great student in school, leaving his hometown of Dearborn, Michigan, and leaving his education proved to be beneficial to him. He briefly attended the Detroit Business Institute while living in Detroit, but for the most part, Ford

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    many young adults who attend college after departing the foster care system don’t graduate; in fact, only 5% of these individuals receive a diploma (Wright, 2013). Children who have been in foster care often qualify to receive generous grants and scholarships from their selected institutions. Although they have financial support, they still find themselves vulnerable to failure due to a lack of social support (Wright, 2013). To make matters worse, the experiences that led to their failure in school

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    Unlike men pursuing careers in design, these choices will most definitely impact the course of a woman’s design career. (3) Many of these choices by women are known and noted in the design industry, but no one seems to want to state the obvious in fear of not being accepted in today’s progressive atmosphere. Michael Beirut

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    relief can be the difference between a student being able to go to college or to not go to college. However, there is often not enough rising awareness on the negative effects student debt can have on a person, and how they can effect a student’s career choice. Students are searching everywhere for a revival from student debt. If there were only one solution for student debt, I wouldn’t be writing this because it would probably already have been resolved. There are multiple different problems students

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    DREAMERS are facing a Nightmare Foreign Nationals that are in the United States without the permission of the government, are in violation of the United States immigration laws. Foreign Nationals that entered the United States legally, but remained in the Unites States after their visa has expired, or other authority to enter or be in the country, are illegal immigrants. There are millions of undocumented illegal immigrants in the United States of America. Without legal status, immigrants only legal

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    As Americans, we believe that our great country is a land of milk and honey, of open windows and opportunities, and of rights and privileges. With that being said, we all strive to live the American Dream, with some if not most of us, leaving not only our mother country in the process but our comfort zone. The question to ask is, “Is everyone in this nation, legal or illegal, entitled to these blessings bestowed to us by this country?” After all, according to the Declaration of Independence, we as

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    In the U.S. students are encouraged to earn a college degree, but the cost of an education turns many away. “Driven by the allure of a decent salary with a college degree, Americans borrowed to go to school. Outstanding student debt doubled from 2005 to 2010, and by 2012 total student debt in the U.S. economy surpassed $1 trillion” (Mian, Sufi 167). There are plenty of opportunities to obtain funds for college, including one of the most common, student loans. A student loan is defined as “a common

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