Higher Education and the American Dream: Success and Its Discontents

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Is  College necessary? Introduction             It is true that a college may favor or not favor some victims. This means that it is not an assurance if you complete your college level you get a white collar job. This is not the case. However, it will depend on how one…

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Effects of Psychodrama Practice on University Students’ Subjective Well-Being and Hopelessness

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Psychodrama can be defined as the helpful role-playing method technique usually conducted by groups. Many questions have been raised about the effects which can be caused by psychodrama on students (Blatner, & Adam, 2014). This article have discussed and compiled those effects caused by psychodrama practice on university students’ subjective…

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Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other

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Nowadays, the use of social media has increased enormously, making us more connected either in public or privet communication in the region. It has tremendous effects on challenging many countries that have sought freedom. In fact, the so-called Arab spring has been titled as “social media revolution”, starting from Tunisia…

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College Speech Artifact

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I. Introduction: A. Quote: “Take a risk, be a rebel, ignore the conventional wisdom, take a stand and make a change, if something is wrong say it and say it loud, you have no idea what a difference you can make. Today you have earned your degree. Congratulations to class…

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HIV sexual risk behaviors and perception of risk among college students: implications for planning interventions

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Final Project Proposal Introduction             Since its discovery in 1983, scientists have worked tirelessly on determining the origins and biological mechanisms of the HIV virus. The gravity of the HIV virus cannot be understated as approximately 25 million people have contracted HIV and developed AIDS…

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Illegal Immigration: Freedom for Some Is Hard To Achieve

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The United States has long been a symbol of freedom and democracy, yet some people find it so hard to gain access and eventually citizenship. Immigration into the United States is not hard for most people, buying property, learning English, and gaining a green card. For others it can be…

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Competitive of college Submissions

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As a teenager in high school, the intended goal for every student is to go to college, everyone including parents, students, and other family members encourage this goal. To get into high school, there were qualifications for chosen certain high school depending on district, but not as competitive as the…

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Yes, College is Worth the Money

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According to College Board, higher earning potential is number one when it comes to benefits of going to college. “The median earnings of bachelor’s degree recipients working full-time year-round in 2008 were $55,700.” (Hardy) A lot of current college students say that college is not worth the money, but they…

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