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ecosystem which keeps us able to live in a sustainable manner. We will be analyzing two articles one from The Washington Post and the other from NPR. In both articles we will discuss the issues having to do with food waste such as over production, environmental issues, and the waste of useable products. Washington Post The first article found in the Washington Post,

globally. The Washington Post tells the disturbing yet all too common take on human trafficking. It explains how one falls prey to these attacks. It also includes thorough testimony from from would be victims if the FBI had not intervened. It is in this testimony that we are shown how these predators are reaching your kids through the  internet, sending what seems to be harmless messages in order to victimize them. This source is reliable due to the fact that for one it is The Washington Post. That name

A recent article about Polygamy in the Washington Post argues that polygamy could be the next popular issue besides gay marriage. However the reason being that is not currently making as the main issues about marriages is that polygamy existence since biblical times. Because gender is displayed as heteronormative in the influence of polygamy it is seen as the lesser of the two evils between that and gay marriage. Article argues about how the doctrine of marriage is perceived through recent times

week's article summary assignment, I chose an article from the Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2017/04/27/theres-no-speech-planned-but-protesters-are-converging-on-berkeley-today/?utm_term=.0937e69e52cb). It is titled "There was no Ann Coulter speech. But protestors did converge on Berkeley." The article was co-authored by Elizabeth Dwoskin, William Wan, and Susan Svrluga. It first aappeared on the Washington Post's website on 27 Apr 17. The article begins with the

The Washington Post article "Newly elected US Congress who swore the oath of office on the Koran" (Argetsinger, 2007) reported on the criticism by Virginia Republican Virgil H. Goode Congressman about elections Recent election of Keith Ellison of Minnesota representative. According to Representative Goode, the election of Keith, Democrat and the first Muslim to sit in Congress is a serious threat to the traditional values of America warned Goode's, contain in a letter to the components of his Virginia

If you were a teacher do you think that it would be smart to have a bunch of kids spinning fidget spinners in a classroom? Regardless do you think that it is smart to have kids do that in a classroom. Kids could get hurt or break their spinner then they will be sad and that is something you do not want to happen while you are teaching class. Fidget spinners should be banned because there is nothing good about them and they are a distraction to kids and to the people around them also people are getting

Young children love magic tricks and funny dressed magicians that pull bunny rabbits out of hats, as professional magician Marty Hahne well knows (as cited in Stossel OR, 2014). Who does not love magic and rabbits? Apparently not the local regulators – they notified Marty the Magician that he would not be allowed to use his pet rabbit Casey in future performances simply because he did not have the proper license for his rabbit. Marty was required to fill out many forms, pay a $40 licensing fee, and

Fidget Spinners are More Distracting Than Helpful By: Athena Dila 6th Hour Have you had the experience of having an annoying noise at work or in class, maybe when taking a test or during a meeting? Doesn't it just drive you crazy? If you haven't you should know it's very annoying, especially when it's a fidget spinner. They create a distraction in class that makes you lose concentration if your not using it the right way. They are a problem, I think that the school should ban fidget spinners

Should Fidget spinners be Allowed at school Do you think fidget spinners should be allowed at school, If you are wondering about this, read on to find out. Teachers say that Fidget spinners can be distracting to other kids that don't have one but they are cheap so anyone can buy one. One day children wanted to know whose spinner was going to spin the longest so that brings them together. Fidget spinners were originally developed as a way for children with Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Should fidget spinners be allowed at school? Although almost every kid has fidget spinners, we should not allow them at school. To me personally, I think that fidget spinners should not be allowed because they are a distraction, cause problems, and are toys. Some people say that they help them concentrate, and that could be true, but then other kids just mess around and cause problems like stealing other fidget spinners, annoying other people with them, and some even light up. You should take my