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Goo, Sara Kehaulani. "Your Favorite Fact Tank Data in 2015." Pew Research Center. Published on December 31, 2015. Accessed February 18, 2016. http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/12/31/your-favorite-fact-tank-data-in-2015/. This article shows that Millennials as of the first quarter of 2015 are the largest number of workers in the workforce. It also stated that they have a 40% approval rating for government limiting free speech rights against minority groups. Howe, Neil, and William Strauss

Airport Profiling In Asra Q. Nomani’s article “Airport Security: Let’s Profile Muslims” she acknowledges that, “Data in reports released over the past several months from New York University’s Center for Security and the Law; the Congressional Research Service, and the Rand Corporation reveal that over the past decade not only are many defendants in terrorism cases Muslim, but they trace their national or ethnic identity back to specific countries.” In this article, Nomani asserts her interest of

Benjamin Franklin once said, “He that can have patience can have what he will”. But, is patience really necessary in today’s society? In recent years, the younger of us have grown up without the need for patience. We now live in a hyperconnected world we can process data, download a song, search a vast database for virtually unlimited information, send a message, or even order pizza, all with the click of a button. We constantly thirst for better, faster, and easier technology to help us keep up

American Infrastructure-Now or Never Because of the poor state of the economy the care American infrastructure has been ignored, which poses a danger to everyone that come in contact with it. Recent disasters have reminded many how important the care of American infrastructure is. America’s infrastructure gets a grade of “D” from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), which recommends that we spend $2.2 trillion on repairs and maintenance. “Much of America is held together by Scotch tape

as wells as obtaining current weather conditions. Skype even allows us to have instant face to face interaction with family and friends. Today’s televisions have out grown the name television. They have become the family’s entertainment center. My grandparents remember growing up with a 12 inch black and white television screen with four available channels, which only broadcasted form 6AM to 10 PM. Flat screen televisions, LCD and LED,

technology is influencing adult population in our present. According to Pew Research Center (n.d) data collected up to September 2014 in the online environment: • 71% of adults use Facebook • 23% of adults use Twitter • 26% of adults use Instagram • 28% use Pinterest • 28 % use LinkedIn This technology tools allows adults to keep in touch with technology, society, and learning, actually based on research from Pew Research Center (n.d) by examine a survey in November 2010 several elements were identified

Christine Fair and Bryan Shepherd’s research note explores the different aspects upon demand for terrorism (also known as support) to address empirical lacunae in exploring detailed demographic and psychographic variables among fourteen countries with predominantly Muslim populations or with large Muslim minorities in 2002. Whereas many of previous research focused upon the supply of terrorist work force and the shared characteristics of terrorists, the present research note represents a quantitative

their own parties. For example, According to The Pew Research Center, "As of 2015, 53% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents had political values that were mostly or consistently conservative, up from 31% in 2004." (Pew Research Center, 2016) While similarly on the other side, "In 2015, 60% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents had values that were mostly or consistently liberal, compared with 49% in 2004" (Pew Research Center, 2016) This data supports the trend that polarization

this increase in social media traffic is “aided by the convenience and constant access provided by mobile devices. 92% of teens report going online daily including 24% who say they go online “almost constantly,” according to a new study from Pew Research Center. 56% of teens defined in this report as those ages 13 to 17 go online several times a day. (Pew) This overwhelming data supports the need to utilize the power and accessible of social media to connect mentors, mentees, school, and financial

Does Technology Make us Feel Lonely? Technology is there wherever you go in the world, whether it’d be the computer in your living room or the cell phone in your pocket. In fact, as of November 6 2016, it was estimated that 95% of all Americans have some kind of cellphone and 77% have a smartphone (pewinternet.org). But the real question is: does all this technology lead us to stray away from our friends and make us feel more lonely? Some might be led to believe so, with how many people are so dependant