Revolution Controversy

The use of technology in our academia and households is an ever-growing controversial issue in this modern era. There have been many advancements in the area, new ways to access and manipulate it, such as smartphones developed to be as complex as computers. As a society, we are now exposing youth to the vast database of knowledge and information which they might not know how to properly use. In this TIME magazine article, Eliana Dockterman strives to persuade her parental audience that technology

Page 1 of 4 ZOOM Katelyn MitchellJason ArmstrongENG Comp II TR 9:2528 September 2017Ready, Aim, Rainbows“After consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the U.S. government will not accept or allow trans-gender individuals to serve in any capacity of the U.S. military. Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical cost and disruption that trans-genders in the military would entail.

Benjamin Franklin Who was he? In reading the Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography one can see the true character of a great man. But some may argue that this man, deep down inside, was not so great. Through out his book he touches on many aspects of his life. He lets the readers have a glimpse at what he was thinking and why he did things the way he did. Some critics do not agree that Franklin was such a noble man. They thought he might not have been telling his whole story, and that he was hiding

Fiscal Policy In The US “Real plans for real people.” This was the coined theme for the Bush campaign back in September. As far as I can see with his tax cut plan in doesn’t involve “real people”. It may just depend on your definition of the term, but the “real people” of America are the middle class, hard working families. Bush’s tax plan is now said to be $1.6 trillion over a ten year period of time. Most of this money will go to the upper brackets, the “better off”. Granted they do pay the

Obviously, people have a right to state their opinions. Opinions that may be hateful; opinions that many would consider morally wrong; opinions that are the fuel for stereotyping, discrimination, and the condemnation of things that shouldn’t be condemned. But it’s a free country, right? So don’t these people have the right to say these terrible things, without repercussions? I have opinions on opinions, and this paper is a great way to learn about them. To be brutally honest, most people’s opinions

The foundational elements of disagreement within a respective field habitually derive from the overlap between personal knowledge and shared knowledge, in the zone of exchange. Man forms shared knowledge to which experts in specific fields utilize to construct their personal truth and thus it becomes knowledge. This knowledge results from a multitude of diverse perspectives to formulate facts that can be adopted by other experts up to their discernment. It is possible there can be disagreement between

Currently, it is estimated that there are 100 million tons of plastic in oceans around the world. It is expected that another 60 billion pounds will be produced this year alone. In some areas, the buildup of plastics is estimated to span 5 million square miles. I think seventh graders should never pollute and always pick up after themselves and others to help the world and its marine life. I also we’ve made a mess that we need to clean-up. If you walk along the street on the sidewalk or at the beach

UC Berkeley: Origin of Free Speech, Topic of Extremes Here we go again; yet again do we, as Americans, get to see another protest go violent, but what is it about this time? Following up with recent news, Milo Yiannopolis, a highly controversial right-wing speaker and Breitbart columnist, was forced to evacuate UC Berkeley after a protest broke into violence as many left protesters began destroying nearby areas and attacking innocent people. Naturally, with such a controversial person coming to UC

point , Rumson Fair Haven high school in New Jersey, receiving 222 signatures in the process, petitioned for strongly urging the removal of a certain piece of literature from their school. This literary masterpiece, which escaladed the pot of controversy amongst the parents of New Jersey, happened to be

We’ve all been in that situation where you’re assigned to do group work with a person that’s difficult to work with, and you’re stuck trying your best to complete the work. Many teachers assign group work as a way of learning well with others and expect good cooperation and completed work on time, but an uncooperative member can have an inferior effect on the entire group. In my opinion, teachers should not give group work, for it can have a detrimental effect on everybody. Most can agree that group