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    Yasmin Valdez March 14, 2015 English 1301-167 Prof. Sierra Word Count: 510 “The Right to Live” Assisted suicide, a huge political controversial topic in our American society today. Assisted suicide is an illegal practice for doctors to partake in. It is illegal in most of the United States and I believe it should stay that way. Assisted suicide demeans the value of human life. In an article on BalancedPolitics.org the writer, writes about how “for each death, we have 1-2 days of ceremonies, elaborate

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    With active euthanasia, lethal substances are used to end the patient’s life. Euthanasia has been an issue for a long time now due to religious, moral, ethical, and compassionate arguments. Out of all the 50 states in America, euthanasia is only legal in California, Colorado, Oregon, Vermont, and Montana, however, the state of Montana is fighting to legalize

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    “People, I have discovered, are layers and layers of secrets. You believe you know them, that you understand them, but their motives are always hidden from you, buried in their own hearts. You will never know them, but sometimes you decide to trust them” (Roth 322). This line in the book Insurgent by Veronica Roth, grasped the main idea in one piece of the book. Each and every part of this book is in some way related to trust. Tris and Tobias, the main characters, are star-crossed lovers who fight

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    Courage is strength or fearlessness in a dire, threatening, or unexplored situation. “Courage.” Dictionary.com, www.dictionary.com/browse/courage… Courage does not always have to be an outward ability, but it can also be spiritual or mental. With any obstacle, humans have a decision to make, whether to cower, to ignore, or to show bravery. When showing courage an individual does not have to face a life or death situation. In fact, there are six way one may show courage: Greenberg, Melanie. “The

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    “Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear - not absence of fear.” - Mark Twain. To be courageous means being a risk-taker and standing up for what one believe in. One must not let fear stop them from overcoming an obstacle. Courage is the ability to act on one's beliefs despite the dangers or disapproval. Courage shows when one acts on their beliefs whether someone feels that it’s right or wrong. Being courageous means to have the ability to face a fear, pain, or a difficult challenge. It means

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    Have you ever put your trust in someone, and it seems like they have fail you? How did that make you feel? Do you feel like continuing trusting that person? How hard it is to trust someone, but, continuing to trust them if things didn’t go your way. These questions are based on the story of joseph. Joseph lived in Canaan with his father Jacob and his eleven brothers. Joseph was the youngest son so his father spends more time with him, and he became special to his father. Why joseph brothers were

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    “If you want to be respected by others, the great thing is to respect yourself. Only by that, only by self- respect will you compel others to respect you.”(Fyodor Dostoyevsky) This means that respect always starts from the inside, and if you want to be respected you need self- respect. Respect is an admiration for someone's ability, qualities, and achievements. Three people that show respect, due to their actions are Harriet Tubman, Abuelo, and my mom. Harriet Tubman was a courageous woman, who

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    From a close look at the current situation in the world - globalization is drawing more and more countries, and on the other hand, more and more are getting further from each other in terms of life level. In the story "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" Ursula LeGuin reminds her readers that walking away from a problem is not a solution of it. Omelas’ well-being in some supernatural way is associated with the life of one child, who is caring a lonely existence in a dark basement. However, citizens

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    Good and evil are the fundamentals of humanity. They are the struggles we face every day to do the right thing, that define us. Despite the simplicity of good and evil, this idea can be presented in a variety of ways. Whether it be the emotions O’Brien wrestles with in The Thing They Carry, after killing a man, or the struggle to decide whether the Right-Hand killing the Left-Hand brother in the Iroquois Story, was justifiable. These stories clearly capture the principles of good and evil, showing

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    Swearing Research Paper

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    I believe that Swearing can actually be good for you. I think that when a person swears their dopamine levels rise lowering stress and making you feel at ease and much more relaxed. When you swear you are doing it for a reason it’s a reaction that you have on impulse by swearing you release some of the pain or tension that you are feeling allowing you to feel better. swearing also adds a bit of freedom to yourself it helps you get your frustrations out and focus on other things. By swearing you are

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