I remember in high school, my friends and I always sat together on one big desk so that during test it was easier to pass each other notes and answers or even switch papers. ... After I quit, I began to stress over finding a new job because I just lost my only source of income and I needed a new job as soon as possible to buy myself food to eat everyday. While I was studying for my final exam in physics, all I thought about was getting a new job and where I should apply, thus I did not get that much studying done for my exam. Even though during the exam I was not thinking about getting a ne...

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Big business and big media have a tremendous amount of influence over things that affect the average person in their everyday life. ... More prominent members of the ruling class are located in large cities, such as Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, and New York City. ... Often individuals falling into this social class are identified as the new middle class due to their amazing growth, both absolutely and relatively to the other classes (Sweezy, p. 126). ... If every single adult American who owns $1 million or more in corporate stock came and sat in the Rose Bowl's 104,696 seats, the sta...

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Mackenzie (2006) supports this with the "SAT myth," which suggests that SAT scores do not correlate with how well or poorly schools are funded. In other words, when considering different schools, students tend to average the same scores. ... If there is insufficient funding, then schools are unable to provide all students with new materials and resources necessary for students to succeed academically. ...

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