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The drug I’m doing is bathsalt. Bath salt was created in France in 1929. The drug was used for potential medicine. The negative effect of it is it will make you have chest pain. Everybody knows that The more you take it the higher the chance of you getting segures. This drug is a big impact to life. This drug can lead to serious life problems. It could even kill you. Those are just some there is more to be found. Some mental health health problems is that it will make you have mental health is

Nicholas Carr, author of The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains, questions the impact the technology has upon our lives. He argues that the internet prevents our ability to engage in deep reading and thus restricts our ability to think critically. He says this is due to the idea of neuroplasticity, which is where our brains change in order to adapt to the different stimuli it encounters. When books were first introduced, our brain had to rewire itself in order to achieve the ability

Today, “the number of girls and women doing time is utterly unprecedented in U.S. history. In 1977, there were just slightly more than 11,000 women in state or federal prison. By 2004, the number of women in prisons had increased by a breathtaking 757 percent. At the end of 2006, there were 203,100 women in jails, state and federal prisons, plus another 1,094,000 women on probation or parole, for a total of 1.3 million females under some form of correctional supervision. Another 15,000-20,000 girls

After reading the giving pages this week there are many things I do when writing a paper that Newman suggest that everyone do when writing. When it comes to prewriting I am not so good in that area. Sometimes, I fail to do this this step in my writing and it needs to be completed every time to get all my thoughts out clearly. "Prewriting means that a writer begins with a file folder full of notes, outlines, and lists. You must think about the form of the report and audience. Thinking time is important

The average annual salary of a high school graduate is 30,000, while that of someone with a four year college degree is 53,000. To me, this is enough to tell me that doing good in college is far more important than doing good in high school. In an interview with my Uncle, we discussed this topic. He never really tried in highschool, but realized the importance of college once he got there. It paid off tremendously. “Brett, please come collect your test,” said Mr. White. Brett slowly paced his way

Is it really Social Media's fault that kids are doing dangerous stunts to get popular? For example people have been doing dangerous things all the way back to the roman times. Others think that it's the persons fault because they are doing the harmful things to themselves. Like doing the tide Pod Challenge, eating a Tide Pod could kill you or do harmful things to your body, but its still not Social Media’s fault. But Teens have been doing risky stuff for a long time. But Youtube does not support

Journal, the New York Times, Wired, Nature, MIT Technology Review, Guardian, London Times and so on. He is an acclaimed author in scores of books and articles in technological, business, and cultural field. His book, “The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains” won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize in General Nonfiction. Many of his books were translated into more than twenty languages and were welcomed to read in different countries. However, not everyone agreed with his attitudes about the internet

and doing them well, Huldy was met with disproval. After watching Huldy take on the minister’s household many of the women of the parish raised brows to the living arrangement of a single girl and a widowed man, believing and telling her that the relationship would only be appropriate between a married couple. The story came to a resolution with a marriage between the Parson and Huldy. This story further evidenced the plight of women, even a woman who did the tasks deemed acceptable was still

In eighth grade I started doing the school musical. My first musical was “High School Musical,” where I played a skater. In practices the cast bonded as close as a family. We spent 3 months, day and night constantly working on our production. The moment I stepped into the bright lights, I found a love for theatre. Ninth grade came and of course I was there, playing a townsperson in, “The Wiz.” That year I grew really close to my directors and more of my classmates, as we “Eased on down the road

What could a normal teenager be doing on a Thursday night? Cleaning her room, of course. After my family finished eating dinner, my mom started to complain about how messy my beautiful room was. First of all, it wasn 't messy, there were just a few things on the floor along with half of my clothes. Books were scattered everywhere and a huge pile of homework was on my desk. Blame the teachers, not me. As I was cleaning, I found a book. It wasn 't just an ordinary book, it was the one that Leo