In doing this they were trying to save time and money for the school and maybe even make some extra. ... The school and athletic boards did this trying to help to save time and to make more money. ... So for some people I guess it did help out in money situations. ... So that would have saved the school a couple more dollars. In the combing of the games it might have saved a small amount of money for the school, but it also created many other problems. ...

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These subjects are all important for young children and should not be considered "nonessential" subjects just to save money. ... Public schools need more money to meet the standards and it should be our nations highest funding priority. ... Education should not be the first place to go to help save money during this time. ... Tax cuts will not save the economy of our country. ...

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All of these things may one day save our lives and save money while doing it. ... While it may be sad that schools don't have all the money they need to run as effectively as possible, taking money from the defense department won't help make the world a better place to live. ... It seems that military spending is taking money away from those who need it most, but by reading this paper it is possible to see that the money is going to those who really need it. ... Through programs such the Fraud Waste and Abuse Reporting Program money can be saved by members of the military identify...

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Babies cost a lot of money including clothes, diapers, formula, not to mention rent, food, transportation cost, and other necessities. ... " From this research now we know how much money we are expecting to spend on a child. However parents who have a lot of knowledge about education by taking parenting classes can save their money because they will know which education is more appropriate for their children. Therefore taking parenting classes can save parents money and avoid unnecessary spending....

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In some cases, more money is given to students who stay in their home state for school. ... If you attend a college really close to your home, you could even commute to class, which would save you a lot of money on room and board fees. You also have the option of living at home while attending colleges and save money for supplies and textbooks. ...

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Choosing school uniforms would save time and aggravation in many ways. ... If students wore uniforms they would be able to save their clothes for after school. ... If every child spent an equal amount of money on school clothes there would be less arguing as to who's clothing was better. ... Uniforms save time each morning as well. ... They are also popular with parents because they will spend less money each year on clothing for their children. ...

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As college students, we can't save money because of the student loans. ... Why spend all that money and time getting a degree that you're not going to use it. Students can get a job in their degree, so it won't be a waste of money or study time. ... As students leave high school and enter college, it shouldn't cost so much money. ... During high school, we had this class called living today and the teacher was talking about how us college students were going to be broke due to all the books, parties, football games and that we are going to be spending thousands of dollars o...

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Without bodyboarding I would not be at this school writing this essay because the only way I could have afforded to come here was through the help of my sponsors and the scholarships and money I have won while competing. All of the money that I had won in contests I saved and used it towards my tuition. ... Without them giving me all my equipment and paying for all of my contests and travel expenses I would not have been able to save as much money as I did. ...

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In no time, many of these students will be calling home, wondering why they have no more money from their loan, asking their parents for more cash. ... Taking a course on finance will help to teach students how to manage there money better, learn how to save money and teach them the consequences of taking loan's. ... Even though they are still making money the financial courses will help them in learning to manage that money. The reason is that these students go from making very little to no money then start acquiring close to $30,000 a year. ... A large percentage of students to consid...

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Thirty years after the law was passed and girls still get 1.1 million less chances to participate in high school sports than men (save). They get 133 million dollars less college athletic scholarships and 38 percent fewer opportunities to participate in sports at the college level (save). Women make up 53 percent of the students attending division one colleges (save). Despite this fact women athletes still aren't receiving equal treatment (save). They only get 36 percent of the total athletic operating budgets and 32 percent of the money spent to recruit new athletes (save). ...

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Colleges get their money from two general sources of income - tuition from students and their families along with institutional subsidies. ... In addition, "States have cut the amount of money they are giving to colleges by a total of $15.2 billion since 2007, or 17.4%. ... In order to cover the cost of the money that these schools are losing, they have to increase tuition and receive that money directly from students. ...

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The second important reason that marijuana should be legal is that it would save the government a lot of money. ... Taxpayers money goes towards paying for food, housing, healthcare, attorneys fees, court costs and other expenses to lock these so called criminals up. In addition if marijuana were legal the government would be able to place taxes on it and use that money to pay for effective drug education programs and other important causes. ...

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A Kansas University football player was arrested for sticking his rear end up to the drive-thru window at Taco Bell as a part of a bet to receive extra money to pay for his food. ... Sports enthusiasts consider themselves part of the team, and as a result they pay money to see these activities. The money is spent on watching the athletes and therefore should be forwarded to at least the athletic department to help athletes out. ... This money would easily benefit those athletes who struggle to survive on the few dollars a week for food and clothes that they have saved while working over holida...

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Charles Richard Drew (1904 - 1950) Charles Richard Drew was born on June 3, 1904 in Washington D.C. as the oldest of five children. His father (Richard T. Drew) was a carpet layer and his mother (Nora Burrell Drew) was a school teacher. As a student he was very athletic and excelled in academic...

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Last but not least, as a result of the short summer vacation, students would not have enough time for summer employment which is extremely significant for high school students to save the money for their university education. ...

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As we grow up the money, they earn keeps on decreasing because of bills, our allowance and things we need for school or at home. ... If we want something, we will do anything to get it, but all we need to do is earn money and have patience. ... Now think how much money we could have saved and helped our parents if we just have patience. We might not see it, but we need to realize this; the money that we have right now is the outcome of our parent's hard work and sacrifice We have the privilege to study, But, not all of us care that much when we receive low grades. ... We should remember ...

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The move from Baltimore from the Bronx was not what saved Wes Moore, but in fact it was his mother single handedly who took the initiative to threaten her son all the way to military school. The Bronx would not have saved him alone because it turned out that violence and crime had crept into what once a close knit community over the years. ... As a result of his crime history, it was not an easy journey to get a good job and he began to feel temptation to return to his old ways for easy money. ... The truth is that the "other " Wes Moore could have been saved if he had a mentor along the way, ...

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Even though the money will be great for Lavonne there is a down side if she decides to take the opportunity as a manager. ... Having a car will allow Lavonne to get to her destinations faster which saves her time from her tight schedule. If Lavonne were to take the position as a manager, then she will be able to save money faster and get that car that she has always dreamed off. ... Lavonne would have more open doors to her future career that in the long run will bring in more money than if she would to take the manger position. ...

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These students blame the college for charging too much money, the professors for assigning too much work, the parents for pushing their children too far, and even blame themselves for being under to much pressure all the time. ... This would save time, money and unnecessary stress. ...

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Who is to blame? In Janathan Kazol's essay, he explains the cost of an illiterate society. Three causes of an illiterate society are the parents, the teachers, and the government. Many American can read but with limited understanding. The cause of an illiterate society will not be those who cannot ...

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Struggling to pay bills, searching for spare change to buy food, and never having enough money for anything are a common trait of countless college students. Many of them now wish they had been able to save up more money before entering college or even had taken a year off for numerous reasons. ... Many students upon graduating from high school have never experienced the demands of adulthood from living on their own, paying their own bills, or earning their own money. ... Not only may the students use the money earned from their jobs to help pay college expenses, they are also capable of p...

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This led to my being too tired to work and earn my own money. When I reached college, I got far more time to work and save up money for things I"ll need in the future like toilet paper and light bulbs. I could finally earn money and be proud of the things I can afford on my own-like my car. I can go out more as well and have far more freedom now that I have my own money. ...

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My First Online From more than 5 years ago, we have heard of the Internet, and of course I knew, too. But I had never had connect that until I had my computer. In spite of that I'd never had experienced that, I was looking forward to experience it as a high school student. After I graduated ...

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Do you have a bank account with a good amount of money in it? ... Kids should be taught now to save money, how to pay the bills, how go get a job, learn to write a ressmay. ... They don't actually teach you on how to make money instead they teach you facts that aren't going to help you in life. ...

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Public school systems across the country are now requiring students to wear uniforms. Can uniforms really make a difference in a child's academic performance? Wouldn't uniforms infringe the child's creativity and self expression? The clothes don't make the child right (Hempill A15)? Wrong. Schoo...

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