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Noam Chomsky: The Five Filters of Mass Media
Jan 18
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Mainstream media today has the most power to shape public opinion. It is to blame for how people perceive the world in general. The media of today fails to remain only objective observers, but instead actively influences society through their reporting and analysis. What we frequently confuse for reality is only a made-up world. Simply put, this manufactured reality is what media organizations want us to know and believe. Every story has two sides, but the media only presents the one they...
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Commuting vs. Living on Campus
Jan 07
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What best suits your college experience? Should you be a commuter student or live on campus? It varies from student to student. Living on campus may seem like a pipe dream to a commuter who drives up to twenty miles a day to their university. On the other hand, the student who is living on campus might envy the commuter student, who gets to eat homemade food and has a room and bathroom. However, further, in this article, I will discuss whether a student chooses to commute or live on campus...
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Academics Vs Socializing
Jan 07
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Going to college is one of the biggest life changes incoming freshmen will experience thus far. With all this change comes the additional challenge of balancing your time—particularly the time you spend studying vs. socializing. You’ll find there are higher expectations when it comes to studying outside of class than there were in high school; many college professors subscribe to the “two hours of homework for every one hour of class” rule. That means if you have a class that meets for three...
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News-reading and its Benefits
Jan 07
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Reading Newspapers has always been encouraged by everyone who is aware of the benefits this activity comes along with. Having knowledge always puts a person one step ahead. This article intends to demonstrate the readers with an utter assortment of the approaches one has to make.

News reading, offering its contributions towards mass awareness serves to build a connection between the individual and the society, more so with the rest of the world. From getting to know about the latest fashion...
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The Legal Consequences of Plagiarism
Jan 06
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What Are the Consequences of Plagiarism

Plagiarism is copying, paraphrasing, or spinning someone else’s work without providing them with appropriate credit. Plagiarism is taken seriously by schools around the globe, but also by employers and the legal system. In certain instances, a person can be expelled from a university, fired from their job, or fined for stealing someone else’s work.

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Plagiarism allegations can cause a student to be suspended...
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Educational Factors that Facilitate Child Marriage
Jan 06
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Education is not only a human right but also a powerful tool for women's empowerment and strategic development investment. There is a clear multiplier effect to educating girls: women who are educated are healthier, participate more in the formal labor market, earn more income, have fewer children, and provide better healthcare and education to their children compared to women with little or no education (Klugman et al. 2014). Women are subjected to child marriage due to different reasons of...
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