Friday, April 10, 2015
Minimum Wage Reality
Do we Dare? The impact of the legalization of marijuana
The legalization of marijuana is and has always has been a very controversial situation. It is important when considering the legalization of marijuana to focus not only on the benefits it can provide, but also the negative impact it could potentially cause to our society.
Cold War Tensions Getting Hot
Performers Performing at an Enhanced Performance Level
Performance-enhancing drugs are used by athletes in a wide variety of sports and activities, with the purpose being to make them bigger, better, faster, and stronger. Unfortunately, often times the risks of taking steroids outweigh the benefits. The use of performance enhancing drugs is prohibited for athletes, but if the athletes are willing to take the risk, their use of the drugs should be their choice.
Civil Forfeiture
Thursday, April 9, 2015
LB 643 The Cannabis Compassion and Care Act
LB 643 The Cannabis Compassion and Care Act recently proposed and put up for discussion at Nebraska's legislature that aims to legalize Medical Cannabis for the purpose treat ill patients who suffer from deliberating medical conditions who's medical treatment can benefit from ingesting medical cannabis. So the purpose of this post is to look into the medical practicality of cannabis and how other states across America have gone about in dealing with this controversial subject and some of the benefits it had brought with its legalization.
Obesity: A Hefty Increase in a Growing Epidemic
American culture has started a new worldwide phenomena. Although seemingly the most obese nation, the United States’ advantage is drastically shrinking due to the steady increase in worldwide obesity. Since other countries are following in America's footsteps, the trend needs to be reversed, whether on an national level or a state-by-state basis.
Childhood Vaccinations: Definitely Worth a Shot!
Simon Says: The Supreme Court, Same-Sex Marriage, and the Fourteenth Amendment
The Right To Keep And Bear Arms
One of the greatest debates people have in the World is about our Second Amendment, the right to keep and bear arms. People need to look at it through many different aspects. Many could argue that laws should be passed to limit gun ownership. They think it would reduce crime and the accidents that could happen, but others use guns as self-defense. There are many opinions out there, what do you think?
The USATF's Crimes: The Disfunctionality of the United States' Fastest Governing Body
The
USA Track & Field Association has become a problem over the last few years.
At the USATF Annual Meeting in Anaheim, California in early December of the
same year, the USATF Board of Directors ignored the USATF Membership in an
election, and overturned their decision without cause. What has happened to the
most important Track and Field organization in the nation, and how can it be
fixed?
The Second Amendment-Literally Fighting for Your RIghts
Abstract: Due to several mass shootings in the past decade much debate has been brought up about a citizens right to bear arms. Should there be limits to what a citizen can possess, what types of weapons should be available to the public? The debate has brought out the worst from both sides of the spectrum. Yet despite the harsh rhetoric, there lies a truth, this Amendment helps citizens to protect all the others.
Illegal Immigration: The War Within
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Federal Funding or Not?
The field of medical research is a fast paced discipline. Researchers are always searching for ways to unlock solutions to incurable diseases. In recent years, they may have found the key: human embryonic stem cells. However, utilizing these "special" cells has raised many ethical questions. Human embryonic stem cell research should be funded by the federal government because of the many benefits that could possibly come from conducting clinical trials.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
School lunch programs and federal government involvment
School lunches are a common thought when thinking about childhood memories. But today, lunch programs aren't like they used to be a decade ago. Today, the federal government has taken too much control of school lunch programs and changed how they work and are funded.
Dress Codes Don't Cover Up Sexism
High school dress codes teach young women that their bodies are distracting and should be hidden. High schools with these kind of dress codes are promoting a society where women are sexualized from a young age and where men are encouraged to look at women and classify them as objects instead of humans. Dress codes should be changed to accommodate modern society.
Monday, April 6, 2015
The Deep Web’s Deep Secret-What it is how it helps
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Cheerleaders Should be Soaring to New Heights
If you do not leap you do not know what it feels like to fly. The stunting ban in Nebraska should be repealed. This ban prohibits cheerleaders from being fully able to participate in the activity of cheerleading.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Collegiate Sports Ruining Students One Day At a Time
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
ISIS executes Jordanian pilot, the country of Jordan reacts, should U.S. get involved?