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Mimi commented on the post, Is it too late to stop climate change?
Olivia, so far your research is really great! Climate change is a very real and scary thing that seems hopeless. I’m curious to see what more you find out!
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I’m hoping to do my research paper on whether or not the Rwandan Genocide was an isolated incident or a part of a worldwide trend. So far I haven’t found much specific info about my question and have been
Read MoreI'm hoping to do my research paper on whether or not the Rwandan Genocide was an isolated incident or a part of a worldwide trend. So far I haven't found much specific info about my question and have been...
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Mimi commented on the post, The new head of the EPA
Louis, when I learned more about Trump’s pick I too felt extremely concerned. I think that it is important to have someone who actually believes in helping our environment run the Environmental Protection Agency. I hope that Pruitt can look past his on skepticism and work with both Democrats and Republicans to help make our world more sustainable…Read More
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Over the years death penalty has become a hot topic in politics. Capital punishment was widely accepted when it first came to North America in 1608. However, over time it has become increasingly controversial and
Read MoreOver the years death penalty has become a hot topic in politics. Capital punishment was widely accepted when it first came to North America in 1608. However, over time it has become increasingly controversial and many have called for Capital...
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Mimi commented on the post, Broken Homes and Child Development/Behavior: Reflection
I like how you acknowledge the many different types of broken homes. I think your idea to compare and contrast the different types could end up to be a really interesting essay. I think what you brought up about personality and behavior is interesting and definitely something that you could incorporate into your paper and make it really great. Good luck!
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