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    Marijuana has earned itself a terrible name over the years. This plant has a long history with humans, from early medical uses to spiritual and even recreational use. In recent years, many states have seen the legalization of marijuana for medical uses. Most large scale experiments have been hindered because of the difficulty of getting experiments involving marijuana approved. Despite this roadblock for the research of marijuana, surveys and observations of the medical use of marijuana show that

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    The Life of Samuel Johnson Essay

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    Samuel Johnson, prominent English author, lived a life which was appears to have been unpretentious on the surface, however his life was filled with numerous complications, extreme suffering and massive psychological troubles. Also, despite all the struggles and suffering in his life, he had a “passionate concern for humanity and even said, ‘I have often thought that there has rarely passed a life of which a judicious and faithful narrative would not be useful’” ( Green ). Samuel Johnson was born

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    Essay on Cannabis Legalization

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    Cannabis Legalization Discuss: “Cannabis is no more harmful than tobacco or alcohol and should, therefore, be legalised.” There has recently been much debate in the media about the decriminalisation of cannabis, both for recreational and medicinal use. This topic has proved controversial especially in political circles. Drawing on evidence from recent press reports, research on the web and recent publications, this essay will assess the evidence of how harmful cannabis really is. In 1971

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    America 's War On Drugs

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    Beginning in the nineteenth century, spanning to the present day, US history has witnessed a plethora of changes both socially as well as racially. These racial and social changes were the results of moral panics centered around marijuana as well as eugenics. One of the primary focuses of America 's War on Drugs has always been the controversial drug Marijuana. In the early twentieth century, Henry Anslinger became the first commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics where he remained between

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    For some Marijuana is a source of pleasure while for others it is a harmful drug. What do you think are the positive and negative effects of marijuana on people and should it be legalized? Over hundreds of years, Marijuana has been a topic of controversy with a lot of information being spread around, about its positive and negative aspects. The subject of marijuana affects everyone whether they know it or not due to the millions of tax dollars that have been fruitlessly spent on the drug war and

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    OCD in the Classroom As I walk into my home I am surprised by what I see! My house is tidy up and clean! I had sent my daughters a text to inform them I was coming home. I say, “Oh, my, you all have been cleaning” and they burst in laughter! They say, “as soon as we hear the garage door chime we are running around picking up our stuff”. OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) is a type of anxiety disorder that causes repeated obsessive behaviors and is driven by them. It affects people in everyday

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    Through assessment, the child more often than not will be observed in the classroom as it is a natural setting for the student. During this developmental age, interventions are focused towards the child’s success in the educational setting (Stoddart, 2005). It is important to find the right classroom fit for each child as bullying is an issue that could come about from the child’s characteristics that come along with Asperger Syndrome (Stoddart, 2005). Eleven is the average age of diagnosis for

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    Bipolar Disorder

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    Bipolar Disorder Everyone has ups and downs in their mood; such as happiness, sadness, and anger that are normal emotions and an essential part of everyday life. In contrast, Bipolar Disorder is a medical condition in which people have mood swings out of proportion, or totally unrelated, to things going on in their lives. These swings affect thoughts, feelings, physical health, behavior, and functioning. Those who have children know it is rough enough at times to keep one’s composure, but could

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    The Modulor, is a dynamic and dissymmetrical description according to Corbusier, as mentioned in his first book of Modulor. He defines this work as the ‘gamma of harmonic measures to satisfy the human dimension, which is universally applicable to architecture and mechanics’. In his writings, Le Corbusier analyzes the phenomenon of sound, transdisciplinarity of rhythm and harmony, the mathematics of the universe and the secret exercise of arithmetics in musical compositions. In this way, his argument

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    Cannabis: The Forbidden Medicine As time goes on, peoples outlook on many different things develop and evolve. From the beginning of time, there has always been things that we did not understand; from fire and weather, to ourselves and our universe. We have conquered many obstacles in our existence to find the answers to problems that humanity faces. People have studied hard and learned more than we ever could have imagined, but there will always be more to learn. Until recently, very few facts

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