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    will go to college and get a degree for the occupation they are interested in. Without a tuition todays society wont be getting bigger rather, smaller. The tuition cost has gone up 2.8 percent in the past decade. States have cut spending costs to higher education. More recently states are slowly making college tuition more affordable using the limited amount of tax dollars to help lower the cost. Minnesota for example, has created a law that has made community collage almost free, the new law allows

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    Hazing Is Wrong

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    series of many cases of injuries and deaths related to fraternity hazing activities occurred in the United States over periods of time. Young college men are being hospitalized and even worse, dying, just for a couple of friends that give them a sense of belonging. The major causes of hazing are the students' wanting a sense of belonging in a big college campus, the college's infrequent knowledge of what occurs in fraternities, and the unwillingness of fraternities to change tradition. Since hazing

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    Gun Control

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    Guns Should Not Be Permitted on College Campuses In 2004, a new law came into place in Utah where students were able to carry a concealed gun onto a college campus. Many people who support the law believe that this law is “crucial” to self-defense and that it upholds constitutional rights. Due to recent state legislation and court rulings, 10 states now permit the carrying of a concealed gun on college campuses. Texas became the 10th state to allow their students to have a concealed weapon on

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    vital necessity that will produce a safe college community, a secure country and most of all a peaceful world. Unfortunately, some individuals do not see it as a vital necessity that it is. They believe that it has no impact on the learning environment and that it is a right based on the second amendment. The statistics and data show otherwise, stricter gun controls are crucial. No individual wants to feel in harm's way in their home or in society. Without laws that apply to gun control, many lives

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    their licensed weapons but some did not find this was enough, the legislature went a step further to permit concealed guns on state colleges and universities too. On August 1, 2016, Texas Governor Greg Abbott made guns on campus with concealed carry legal. Since there was so much opposition to the law, it took a few legislative sessions for it to pass. This new law sparked a new discussion nationwide, does having guns on campus make the environment safer or more dangerous than before? Certain security

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    Although states have laws about a certain legal drinking age, these laws are quite ineffective. The reason that people believe that the current legal drinking age laws are ineffective is because of the numerous loopholes for underage people to obtain alcohol, and underage people are going to consume alcohol if they want whether the presence underage drinking laws exist or not. Even though the government makes laws about the legal drink, law enforcements have no real way to enforce the laws about underage

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    opinion it should be lowered because of multiple reasons. Lowering the MLDA from 21 to 18 would diminish the thrill of breaking the law to get a drink. Normalizing alcohol consumption as something do responsibly in moderation will make drinking alcohol less of a taboo for young adults entering college and the workforce. The MLDA 21 enforcement isn't a priority for law enforcement agencies. The punishments are inadequate, takes time and effort to do the paperwork. An estimated two of every 1,000 occasions

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    Why Police Officers Should Attend College For the most part, people really don’t take into affect the little amount of training a police officer has for such an important role on our society. The reason for this is that most people are under the impression that police officers are smart, law-abiding citizens. For some people however, getting into contact with police may be a very huge deal. There are thousands of people locked up in jails right now for crimes they didn’t commit. Researches calculated

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    campus carry for colleges in the U.S. Lawmakers then put in place laws that would allow students and faculty to carry weapons to better defend themselves (The Secret History of the Campus Carry Movement). As of 2016 Texas became the ninth state to allow concealed carry on public universities for holders of gun permits. Nevertheless, the debate over whether to allow concealed weapons in schools remains a hot topic in our political society. Although the different viewpoints of the new law are evident,

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    College Entry Essay

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    years of being outside the classroom, I should consider tapping at a college degree.” For the second time, I brushed-off the conversation. Do you think I was preventing God from setting me up for a college life? Despite what I didn’t want to do, that sunny hot evening, when my husband picked me up from work, I quickly put together what I thought, was a legitimate excuse of why I didn’t want to launch a college career. The shabby justification, I used, didn’t hold water.

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