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the French philosopher, Voltaire writes in a letter: 'Monsieur l'abbé, I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. In 1791 The First Amendment of the US Bill of Rights guarantees four freedoms: of religion, the press, the right to assemble and most important speech. Seeing that these events were momentul to our progression as society, this effortlessly answers the question; freedom of speech is fundamental in our progression as a society. Free speech is our natural

College students around the country have their rights to free speech violated. Some do something about it by starting an organization advocating for free speech or going to court to have their case heard by a judge. Still, some suffer in “silence” when their rights to free speech are deprived. Allowing free speech permits students to learn from each other. College is a time where students meet people who were possibly different from those that they grew up with. Free speech allows for more learning

It has taken a long time to get to where society is now in 2017, and now more than ever media plays a big role in everyone’s lives. With the invention of the computers came numerous other inventions, such as the Internet and smartphones. An example of the big role computers, the Internet and smartphones play in society is given by Baran in page 30 where he says “ the average American child between the ages 8 and 18 spends more than seven hours a day engaged simultaneously with many different screens

(H) For the world to change, people need to change. This is exactly what happened from AD 1400-AD 1600, which we now call the Renaissance. (O)The fall of the Roman Empire lead to the 'Dark Ages' where people began to decline any new changes. Then, in the beginning of the fifteenth century, people began to change their outlook and look toward the Ancient world of Greece and Rome with admiration. This lead to a 'rebirth' of greatness, the Renaissance. (T)The Renaissance brought a brand-new way of thinking

concern is based on perception and image more than anything else. Angela Riley’s article “20 years later: Teachers reflect on Supreme Court’s Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier ruling” quotes Frank LoMonte, executive director of the Student Press Law Center. LoMonte explained that “‘A

Technology is used among the world; every nation and country are utilizing technology. Do we really need all this advanced technology? The technology that is occurring today in the year of 2017 is so advanced that society residing on this planet have all been changed and are adapting to this environment. Have we ever notice how technology has changed everyone? Author Neil Postman wrote a book called Technolpoly, a book published in the year of 1992. This author is so wise and is what we call a futurist

In the modern society issues of discrimination, inequality, and violation of human rights often arise. Pakistan and the United States are both an example of this act. For instance, many countries censor the internet, but few of the many countries tell their intentions as explicitly as Pakistan. Furthermore, President Trump may reshape DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Program, which gave young people who had come to the United States illegally as kids a chance to work and study in the

Four Theories of the press According to three professors of communication Fred S. Siebert, Theodore Peterson and Wilbur Schramm there are four theories of the Press (Siebert, Peterson and Schramm, 1956). Authoritarian Theory Authoritarian theory in mass media can be comprehended as media that operate under either publicly or privately owned (Biagi, 2012). The authoritarian theory is origin from Ancient Greece philosophy Plato (407 -327 B.C) with the theory “who thought that the State was safe

Renaissance and the Reformation by acting as a mechanism for individualism and modernity Prior to the Printing Revolution, information spread in Europe through people rewriting books and copying the Bible. Johannes Gutenberg, a German, invented the printing press in 1450s. By 1450, there were many more printing presses around the world, Italy had (80), Germany (52), France (43). This small amount of printers would revolutionize Europe going into the next century The Scientific Revolution began in 1543. “Scientific

Arbitration: I: In the arbitration process, the parties bring a dispute in front of an arbitrator that imposes a decision. To avoid various expenses of litigation, disputing parties sometimes agree to have a third party decide the merits of the dispute. R: Arbitration is the most widely used Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) technique. The parties refer their disputes to a third person that tries to solve the disputes outside the courts. Most state have statutes under which arbitration clause