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Nursing: Pros and Cons, 2005.
An analysis of the pros and cons of the nursing profession, including the writer's personal opinion.
2,114 words (approx. 8.5 pages), 7 sources, MLA, $ 66.95
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This paper begins by providing an examination of the advantages of the nursing profession, followed by the disadvantages. The writer then states his own opinion and posits that nurses are one of the most essential elements in our health care system and the technological tools cannot ever be the substitute for the uninterrupted monitoring offered by the nurses of the nation. The paper states that there appears no alternative for the component of humanity that the nurses entail to the medicine.
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"Nursing is a diverse field and its variation can be explored in the present world nurses are seen working not only in hospitals and offices of the doctors, but nurses are also found to be working for community care, in clinics, different schools and corporations. Nurses are also observed to be working as researchers at several institutions. Nurses not only work full time, but are also employed part time and on different schedules. The education of nursing encompasses many aspects of the health care like nursing techniques, nursing theory, science of disease, treatment of disease along with most other speciality areas. During their studies the nursing students are also given opportunities to have a practice hands-on in the hospitals or other similar environments. (How to Get a Great Nursing Scholarship)"
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The Pros and Cons of A Hybrid Car, 2006.
A comparison between hybrid and gasoline powered cars.
964 words (approx. 3.9 pages), 3 sources, APA, $ 34.95
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This paper evaluates the pros and cons of running a hybrid car versus one that is powered by gasoline. The paper discusses how, with the price of gasoline globally escalating, the debate between hybrid and gasoline-powered cars is also becoming more prevalent.
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"With all the efforts of auto manufacturers to deliver hybrid vehicles, the questions remain if these automobiles are worth the higher price when lower-priced and smaller gasoline-powered vehicles get just as good of mileage and are thousands of dollars less. Hybrid vehicles do deliver efficiency in larger metro areas where state and local governments allow drivers traveling alone to use the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes. The State of California has recently decided to retract the offer to hybrid vehicle owners to use HOV lanes due to the slowness of hybrid vehicle sales in the state and the cost of administering the program. With this benefit no longer available and the wide variety of low cost and high mileage cars in California, hybrid cars are being increasingly seen as a social statement of environmental awareness over the economics of operating them. "
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Killing has its Pros and Cons, 2002.
A look into the controversial topic of capital punishment.
1,450 words (approx. 5.8 pages), 20 sources, MLA, $ 48.95
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This paper presents a detailed look at the positive and negative effects of capital punishment. The writer examines historical events on the topic and discusses the pros and cons to each viewpoint. There were twenty sources used to complete this paper.
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?Few issues can get the public stirred up as well as the issue of capital punishment can. When we talk about the death penalty we open a very emotional subject that can become quite heated even between friends. For every argument one finds in favor of capital punishment there is a counter argument against it. It seems to be a never ending battle with each side making valid points. The positives and negatives of the dilemma end up becoming a personal choice based on which side most closely matches one?s personal views."
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The Cons of Racial Profiling, 2005.
Examines racial profiling in America and all of the negativity it brings.
1,734 words (approx. 6.9 pages), 10 sources, MLA, $ 56.95
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Racial profiling of minorities is a current practice that is plaguing the streets of America. It is a victim-forming activity that makes criminal judgments on people simply because of the color of their skin. Not only is this practice harboring feelings of discrimination towards minorities, but it also teaches younger generations that it is acceptable behavior to judge someone based on the color of their skin. By looking at the history of racial profiling and its recent effects on Americans, this paper concludes that it is clear to see that racial profiling only brings negative outcomes.
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"The defense argued that the police simply were trying to get Green into custody and it was the cocaine found later in Green's system that contributed to his death. The problem with this theory is that Green was unarmed and it is impossible that five policemen were unable to subdue one man without killing him. Salholz and Frank write, "By late the next afternoon, the Detroit police chief, Stanley Knox, had suspended seven officers without pay. Five of them had arrived after the incident began. Mr. Knox made it clear that the event had sickened and saddened him" (45). The police chief himself knew that it was a wrongful death and therefore the only explanation was racial profiling."
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Pros and Cons of the CLT Technique vs. Traditional Audio-lingual Technique., 2002.
2,400 words (approx. 9.6 pages), 10 sources, $ 89.95
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Abolishment Of Electoral College, 1989.
Covers both pro & con; stresses negative aspects of College and concludes with abolishment recommendations.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages), 7 sources, $ 55.95
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"The abolishment of the electoral college has been discussed since its creation over two hundred years ago. This position paper will make the case that such an action would be in the best interest of the American people. To accomplish this, one must first understand the origins and mechanics behind the electoral college.
During the 1787 Constitutional meetings in Philadelphia, our Founding Fathers had the task of welding disparate and often disputatious sections of the country into a single nation. The thirteen colonies had long been divided sectionally along economic lines as wall as cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Therefore, to produce a country whereby no one section could dominate the presidential elections, a system was devised guaranteeing every state a distinct voice in the election (...)"
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The Privatization of Correctional Facilities, 2002.
Presents the pro and con arguments regarding the use of private contractors to construct new correctional facilities.
2,025 words (approx. 8.1 pages), 5 sources, $ 75.95
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Those in favor of privatization argue that use of private contractors will lead to cost efficiency in the design and building of new facilities. Those who are against privatization, argue that it is that very independence of the contractors which will lead to higher costs since the profit margin now needs to be factored in as well as the possibility of "low balling" and other disreputable practices. This paper intends to examine both sides of the argument in terms of quality, cost, flexibility and accountability. However, it will also be argued that privatization is a step backwards in terms of societal, and governmental responsibility.
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