Chantelle Cichon
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A Payoff Out of Poverty? - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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I think that this is a very selfish train of thought, for some people can be very driven and motivated but are unable to to get out of their poverty due to their family needs and society. It's not fair to discriminate an entire class as a whole when only a percentage of them are actually not future-oriented.
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Dr. Marichal's Course Portals (217) - 1 views
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I feel as though something like Medicare should be a right and not something a person should have to afford. Being physically healthy is much more important than the amount of money it costs and that's a corruption of society.
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Dr. Marichal's Course Portals (2170) - 32 views
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This is interesting for this experiment not only uses one's personal background and experiences but also their biological background. A lot of diseases such as depression and whatnot can be passed down through the generations of family and I feel like a lot of people forget to that into consideration.
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It's interesting how he speaks of freedom as if it doesn't naturally come to us, but rather as something you earn. He had to push the boundaries of the natural order to be able to successfully have the freedom he deserved and also wanted.
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It's interesting how throughout this article the main point is letting the audience hear what they want to. No matter what, there is going to be a bias towards your own political party; leaving the opposite candidate to hopelessly fight when the bias will still be stronger than the information supported.
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I believe that the best classic stories are those orally told, for they tend to hold the most emotion and power beyond the person telling it. They are passed down generation to generation and their stories never truly die.
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This is very interesting for it takes an approach that has nothing to do with religion but rather with evolution. Many can say that these suspicions are used in regards with God and his doings but it's nice to see the other side in a scientifically proven way.
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This is interesting for I am a very visual learner and it takes me a lot of different subjects to look at for me to be able to study and learn effectively. Sometimes words aren't the most important but rather the way it sticks in your mind is what matters most.
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Being on opposite sides of the spectrum must be so difficult when there are so many ideas clashing together one certain issue. however, it is the duty of our politicians to be able to set aside these issues and further bring something to the table for the whole of America. Backing out of a deal last minute is pugnacious and disrespectful to Obama and to the others who would have benefited from this act.
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This cannot raise scores or change the outlook of the community, but I think that this will help raise the spirits of the students attending that school and will help raise school pride to everyone in the community. This is just the first step to pursuing a bright future for the students and society that they live in.
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This is in conjunction to how corporations may have too much power. Who should be the leader? Should there be one? A small group? A network? Who holds the ultimate power?
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Humans natural reaction when they are getting attacked is to form a bias. There will always be a form of bias for most people have a hard time admitting that they are wrong and someone else is right. Even in politics, one may agree with a democratic idea but won't admit it for they are republic. We must all try our best to remain open-minded to all ideas to benefit everyone in our society.
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This is definitely an invasion of privacy, although it may be effective. People do have a tendency by nature to ignore such situations that make them uncomfortable though, leaving it to not be successful with many Americans.
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I believe that standardization is easier said than done. There is no such thing as a Utopian society for there are so many different views, believes, lifestyles, etc. that can affect a whole bigger picture in a much more complex manner. Even if one does attempt to standardize, there will still be someone who disagrees and wants to cause, once again, another revolution.
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