please make it unique.
What is a good research topic for a paper?
Privacy invasion
MOBILE SOCIETY
New services can track you -- or your loved ones -- by cell phone
It sounded too Orwellian ever to succeed. In 2000, Korean cellular carrier SK Telecom introduced a service called "find friends" that lets others follow your every move, using a signal beamed from your handset. At the time, many wondered whether anyone would consent to such tracking.
But five years -- and countless terrorist attacks, earthquakes, and other calamities -- later, the service is taking off. "I used to be worried when my boyfriend didn't answer my calls," says Shim You Sun, a 25-year-old accountant who pays 11¢ each time she checks up on him. "Now I can rest assured that he is at work or busy attending a seminar."
She's one of more than 4 million Koreans who have signed up for various services using technology that can determine a cellular subscriber's location. One, costing $3 per month, will send a message with your coordinates to friends and family periodically while you're traveling. Another will automatically dispatch a text message to friends who get within a block or so of each other as they move around town. Yet another, costing 29¢ a day, will send a message if a person isn't at a specified place at a certain time and then allows the tracker to see the person's movements over the previous five hours. And 20,000 parents pay $10 per month for alerts if their children stray from the route between school and home. The Korea Association of Information %26amp; Telecommunication reckons such services are growing by 74% annually, with revenues expected to triple in 2007, to $1.54 billion, from $500 million last year.
In Korea, the future may have arrived early. Elsewhere it might take a while before consumers warm up to the idea of cellphone tracking. In the U.S., a company called Teen Arrive Alive offers parents a $20-a-month tracking service for their teens. But to date the company has sold the service to only one cell-phone carrier, Nextel.
Others are having a tough time, too. Cingular phased out a tracking service offered by AT%26amp;T Wireless when the two carriers merged last year. Small wonder: Less than 20% of Americans are willing to pay for such info, says market watcher Jupiter Research.
In other countries, consumers are proving more open to cellular tracking. In Britain, The Carphone Warehouse offers mapAmobile, a $52-a-year service that lets parents track their cell-toting kids. And in Japan, subscribers can sign up for text messages advertising bargains at department stores as they pass by.
Korea, though, is clearly at the forefront -- and not just for consumers. Hwang Yoon, who runs a call center for 1,500 taxi drivers, uses a service that broadcasts text messages to cabdrivers within a one-, two-, or three-kilometer radius of a fare's location. The first driver who responds -- by pushing a button on the phone -- gets the job. "This technology is an excellent and cheap fit for us," says Hwang. Sales of business-related tracking services in Korea are expected to jump more than fivefold this year, to $248 million, from $43 million last year.
KEEPING IT PRIVATE
Even so, the 1984 feel of some of these services has prompted Seoul to step in to ensure customers' privacy. In December, the National Assembly approved a law that requires a government license for all companies gathering such location information. Companies with licenses can only share that information with people designated by those being tracked, and those individuals are ensured access to detailed records of all requests for tracking. They can also opt out of the service any time or decide to slip away temporarily by selecting a "hide" option on their phones. "We saw lots of potential in location-based services and took steps to protect individual rights as there were lingering concerns over privacy," says Pan Sang Kwon, a deputy director at the Ministry of Information %26amp; Communication.
It may seem creepy to some, but for many Koreans the increased security of letting others know where you are is worth the tradeoff.
Reply:For a writing class, someone I knew did "Batman vs Superman? Who would win?"
Reply:I did a research paper on the genetics of intelligence. Like, were you born into being smart [[is it in your genes?]] or did you work for it. Also known as "Nature Vs. Nurture".
Reply:What subject? What is the course?
Reply:You can finish one for me...British/American foreign policy prior to WWII
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Reply:How to be successful in life. There are tons of books and information on this subject. I just started an interest in it not too long ago. It has really changed my life, and made me go after all of my dreams and soon I will be achieving them.....
Sunday, August 22, 2010
A topic for Sociology class that I can research?
Need to come up with a topic to research about for Sociology class. Any good ideas that pertain to society today?
A topic for Sociology class that I can research?
I was a social science major in college. I studied Psychology, Sociology and Criminal Justice.
Here is a topic I wrote a paper on in my sociology class:
Differential Social Learning Theory “Smoking”
Here is a question you can answer as well. This is what I also wrote a paper on: How is your family structured? That is, is it a traditional nuclear family, or does it represent the diversity of American families? How would you apply the current debate over family values to your own family experience?
And, here is another topic: Pet Companionship for the Elderly
I did papers on all these topics and got an "A".
Hope these ideas will help you...
braces for teeth
A topic for Sociology class that I can research?
I was a social science major in college. I studied Psychology, Sociology and Criminal Justice.
Here is a topic I wrote a paper on in my sociology class:
Differential Social Learning Theory “Smoking”
Here is a question you can answer as well. This is what I also wrote a paper on: How is your family structured? That is, is it a traditional nuclear family, or does it represent the diversity of American families? How would you apply the current debate over family values to your own family experience?
And, here is another topic: Pet Companionship for the Elderly
I did papers on all these topics and got an "A".
Hope these ideas will help you...
braces for teeth
I need a good persuasive research paper topic?
The paper must be persuasive and it must have a minumum of three supporting arguments/points. They are not allowed to choose a topic that depends upon a moral or a belief (a "right" or wrong), since these can't be proven with empirical evidence. You also can't choose a conspiracy theory (we never actually went to the moon) or a paranormal topic (Bigfoot exists).
i need something interesting that has two sides to it and i can prove one side with research
help come up with ideas
I need a good persuasive research paper topic?
same sex marriage
Reply:cell phone usage on airplanes
i need something interesting that has two sides to it and i can prove one side with research
help come up with ideas
I need a good persuasive research paper topic?
same sex marriage
Reply:cell phone usage on airplanes
What are some DNA involed topics for research papers?
Extraction of ancient DNA from fossils.
DNA patenting and the ethics involved.
Human Genome Project.
DNA manipulation in plants.
What are some DNA involed topics for research papers?
DNA use in geneology (wasn't it determined, through DNA, that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with one of his slaves?)
The effects of faulty DNA in criminal cases(there have been numerous cases of felons being found not guilty after further DNA testing was done)
Mandatroy DNA testing for convicted felons(numerous "cold cases" have been solved since some states have mandatory DNA testing for felons)
Reply:Stem cell research and how to convince the right wing to loosen the ridicules restrictions imposed by religious zealots with no scientific background or knowledge.
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DNA patenting and the ethics involved.
Human Genome Project.
DNA manipulation in plants.
What are some DNA involed topics for research papers?
DNA use in geneology (wasn't it determined, through DNA, that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with one of his slaves?)
The effects of faulty DNA in criminal cases(there have been numerous cases of felons being found not guilty after further DNA testing was done)
Mandatroy DNA testing for convicted felons(numerous "cold cases" have been solved since some states have mandatory DNA testing for felons)
Reply:Stem cell research and how to convince the right wing to loosen the ridicules restrictions imposed by religious zealots with no scientific background or knowledge.
teeth grinding guard
What is a good research topic?
I have to write a research paper on a controversial topic. Got any ideas?? Thanks!
What is a good research topic?
Global Warming
Teen Pregnancy
High School Drop-outs vs. College Drop-outs
World Hunger
The United States Tax %
The Military
George Bush vs. The World
Reply:oh my gosh there's sooooooo many! What you need to do is find a controversial topic that interests you. I have no idea what your interests are, so I can't help you with that. But if you pick a topic that you really are interested and passionate about, writing the paper will be a piece of cake and enjoyable.
If you want me to help you come up with a topic, type in some of your interests and I'll check back here and edit my answer.
What is a good research topic?
Global Warming
Teen Pregnancy
High School Drop-outs vs. College Drop-outs
World Hunger
The United States Tax %
The Military
George Bush vs. The World
Reply:oh my gosh there's sooooooo many! What you need to do is find a controversial topic that interests you. I have no idea what your interests are, so I can't help you with that. But if you pick a topic that you really are interested and passionate about, writing the paper will be a piece of cake and enjoyable.
If you want me to help you come up with a topic, type in some of your interests and I'll check back here and edit my answer.
Topics for qualitative research.?
Anyone one have any topics for qualitative research paper I have to write? Any suggestions welcome.
Topics for qualitative research.?
go to wikipedia. it has a good write up you might get an idea
Topics for qualitative research.?
go to wikipedia. it has a good write up you might get an idea
What would be a good research topic about euthanasia?
People with terminal cancer - is it their right to terminate their own life? What are our civil rights?
What would be a good research topic about euthanasia?
See if you can find a correlation between euthanasia and abortion. They come from a similar view of the value of life.
Reply:possible economic effects
Reply:Look up the Netherland's and Belgum's euthuinasia program. They have one.
Reply:I think it would be interesting to find out who actually seeks the treatment, how you go about finding a doctor to agree and if their is a support structure in place for the families at the time of death.
I also think it would be interesting to research physicians who have euthanized and see if there are common threads linking them in terms of life experiences, education, where they live, politics.
Hope this helps.
What would be a good research topic about euthanasia?
See if you can find a correlation between euthanasia and abortion. They come from a similar view of the value of life.
Reply:possible economic effects
Reply:Look up the Netherland's and Belgum's euthuinasia program. They have one.
Reply:I think it would be interesting to find out who actually seeks the treatment, how you go about finding a doctor to agree and if their is a support structure in place for the families at the time of death.
I also think it would be interesting to research physicians who have euthanized and see if there are common threads linking them in terms of life experiences, education, where they live, politics.
Hope this helps.
I need research discussion topics for running...?
so i'm working on this paper for english called the isearch, and i'm having trouble zero-ing in on a topic. i want to do something related to running like cross country/track and field...a topic having to do with that. if you know anything about running and such, your help would be greatly appreciated.
I need research discussion topics for running...?
An isearch is supposed to be very personal, so you could do something about how running has changed your life - what it would be like if you couldn't run, what the benefits are physically, and what it does for you mentally. You could research the "runner's high" and the stress relief, and find out why it happens, then go into the way it makes you feel, and how it feels to win a race. I bet runner's world has a website where you could find testimonials from other runners as well.
Reply:Hi,
Please don't mistake this for me bad-mouthing jogging. It's a wonderful sport. I suggest you research the very disproportionate rate of knee surgeries required by female runners, as opposed to male. I'm essentially giving you a good topic. I'm only doing this because in researching this. You will learn about it. Hopefully, before you suffer any injuries. The biomechanics behind this is quite interesting. Good Luck.
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I need research discussion topics for running...?
An isearch is supposed to be very personal, so you could do something about how running has changed your life - what it would be like if you couldn't run, what the benefits are physically, and what it does for you mentally. You could research the "runner's high" and the stress relief, and find out why it happens, then go into the way it makes you feel, and how it feels to win a race. I bet runner's world has a website where you could find testimonials from other runners as well.
Reply:Hi,
Please don't mistake this for me bad-mouthing jogging. It's a wonderful sport. I suggest you research the very disproportionate rate of knee surgeries required by female runners, as opposed to male. I'm essentially giving you a good topic. I'm only doing this because in researching this. You will learn about it. Hopefully, before you suffer any injuries. The biomechanics behind this is quite interesting. Good Luck.
hotels
Interesting topics to research?
we have to do a research paper for school, and we can choose any topic we want - except anything related to people.
i can't think of anything. try as i might, i cannot think of any subject that would be interesting to research and to present.
i don't want to do something that someone has already done in the previous years, so if anyone is an expect, or at least know some things, on a particular subject that you find very interesting, please answer this question.
i'm not doing sports, and i'd rather stay away from diseases like down syndrome, std, hemophilia, etc. as everyone has already done them before. i want an original topic, but something interesting and easy to find information on.
thank you so much.
Interesting topics to research?
you should do it on videogames.
you should ask this question on http://www.Racequestions.com
Reply:everything is related to people to a certain extent
stuffed animals?
hardware?
chocolate?
i can't think of anything. try as i might, i cannot think of any subject that would be interesting to research and to present.
i don't want to do something that someone has already done in the previous years, so if anyone is an expect, or at least know some things, on a particular subject that you find very interesting, please answer this question.
i'm not doing sports, and i'd rather stay away from diseases like down syndrome, std, hemophilia, etc. as everyone has already done them before. i want an original topic, but something interesting and easy to find information on.
thank you so much.
Interesting topics to research?
you should do it on videogames.
you should ask this question on http://www.Racequestions.com
Reply:everything is related to people to a certain extent
stuffed animals?
hardware?
chocolate?
Help! What is a good Sports Marketing Research topic?
I need to find a good Sports Marketing Research topic for class. This is a topic that HAS to be testable (surveys, etc).
Ex. Does the having of a major college sports program impact student decisions on attending that university?
Help! What is a good Sports Marketing Research topic?
Here's a couple:
Is an attendee more likely to buy beer at a professional football, baseball, or basketball game?
Is there a correlation between a professional basketball players points-per-game average and their ability to increase product sales? Is there a stronger correlation with rebound average, player position (guard, forward), or some other statistic?
Ex. Does the having of a major college sports program impact student decisions on attending that university?
Help! What is a good Sports Marketing Research topic?
Here's a couple:
Is an attendee more likely to buy beer at a professional football, baseball, or basketball game?
Is there a correlation between a professional basketball players points-per-game average and their ability to increase product sales? Is there a stronger correlation with rebound average, player position (guard, forward), or some other statistic?
What is a good topic for a research paper?
i need to have a topic for our research paper... plz help me... what should i do to think of a good topic that has a social relevance in the environment?
What is a good topic for a research paper?
vegetarianism?
Reply:The effect of gas prices.
Will American families dependent on SUV's be willing to make the switch to hybrids, smaller cars, public transportation, or even bicycles ect. just to save money at the pump. How the oil companies are affecting consumers.
I know it seems obvious, but you could find a lot of information and statistics to make is interesting.
Reply:Global warming could be a good subject. How the people effect it and what they can do to help the situation. It's big right now, so you'd have no problem finding information for it. Good luck!!
Reply:Racism. It never fails.
Reply:acid rain and the effect it has on our eyes and breathing
global warming
progress on oceanography
Reply:The effect of the green campaign on food prices.
Reply:hinduism
What is a good topic for a research paper?
vegetarianism?
Reply:The effect of gas prices.
Will American families dependent on SUV's be willing to make the switch to hybrids, smaller cars, public transportation, or even bicycles ect. just to save money at the pump. How the oil companies are affecting consumers.
I know it seems obvious, but you could find a lot of information and statistics to make is interesting.
Reply:Global warming could be a good subject. How the people effect it and what they can do to help the situation. It's big right now, so you'd have no problem finding information for it. Good luck!!
Reply:Racism. It never fails.
Reply:acid rain and the effect it has on our eyes and breathing
global warming
progress on oceanography
Reply:The effect of the green campaign on food prices.
Reply:hinduism
Anyone able to suggest some truly unique topics for a research paper?
I would have a lot less trouble writing them if I could ever come up with something not overdone and something that I could actually learn from which is the point.
Anyone able to suggest some truly unique topics for a research paper?
I did one on Bollywood in Indian culture. It was a lot of fun because I learned more about a different culture and really how Bollywood was effecting Indian culture and spreading to American culture.
Reply:I got several, you research diseases affected by stem cell research, you look into interesting hobbies like painting, or scrapbooking. You research different groups related to animal conservation, or civil rights groups and their impacts on american society and world society
Reply:One of my favorites that I've done (that was quite original in it's time... I'm not so sure anymore, maybe?) -- It was titled: Mickey Mouse Manipulation and I researched how certain Disney movies effected a child's sociological psychology in the future.
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Anyone able to suggest some truly unique topics for a research paper?
I did one on Bollywood in Indian culture. It was a lot of fun because I learned more about a different culture and really how Bollywood was effecting Indian culture and spreading to American culture.
Reply:I got several, you research diseases affected by stem cell research, you look into interesting hobbies like painting, or scrapbooking. You research different groups related to animal conservation, or civil rights groups and their impacts on american society and world society
Reply:One of my favorites that I've done (that was quite original in it's time... I'm not so sure anymore, maybe?) -- It was titled: Mickey Mouse Manipulation and I researched how certain Disney movies effected a child's sociological psychology in the future.
tooth bleaching
Research paper , topics needed?
So im doing a research paper on global warming and i've run out of ideas to write about.
So far i have how its caused,what we can do to reduce it, how we can reduce it globally, how its effecting us now, how its effecting us in the future,and how its real. Any thing else i can write about? im stumped!
Research paper , topics needed?
What about including it's effect on our culture (i.e. Michael Crichton's "State of Fear") and some arguments against the presence of global warming.
Reply:an interesting topic that most people don't think about is that for many reptiles, the sex of the offspring depends on the temperature of incubation of the egg. So TEMPERATURE determines the SEX! In some species only females develop at warmer temperatures (that is only a few degrees different!) If global warming increases the temperature of the world by a few degrees, then it is possible that many reptile species (which temperature determines the sex) will have only one sex developing and without the other sex there will be no more reproduction, followed by extinction of those species.
Reply:write a paper on people and how unconcerned they are on such a life threatening problem
Reply:Mention al Gores video. watch that and refer to it.
Reply:How about something like... Global Warming in the Media, or popular myths or misconceptions about global warming. Or, talk about the controversy and who objects and why.
Reply:Global warming is a reality for us who live in the Arctic. Listen to reindeer herder Ole Mathis Eira as he explains how global warming is affecting his daily life..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL023Hl9b...
Reply:How about, what people or organizations around the world are working on the global warming concerns, and what actions are they taking to combat the problem.
Why some people do not believe there is such a thing as global warming and why they feel this way.
Why people are not taking global warming seriously.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Why exactly is our planet Earth going to be destroyed in 2012?
Why exactly is our planet Earth going to be destroyed in 2012? People say we are destroying our landfills by not recycling and the ozone layer is getting thinner, but there is so many details to work with, that there is pretty much no possible way in figuring out why our Planet Earth is going to be destroyed by then!
I hoped this source of info helped.
Reply:there is allot of things that you could do. you could write about its effects on countries and international politics. what changes it could cause for the environment and ecosystems. eg disrupting currents that bring up nutrients for krill causing a collapse of fish stocks.
So far i have how its caused,what we can do to reduce it, how we can reduce it globally, how its effecting us now, how its effecting us in the future,and how its real. Any thing else i can write about? im stumped!
Research paper , topics needed?
What about including it's effect on our culture (i.e. Michael Crichton's "State of Fear") and some arguments against the presence of global warming.
Reply:an interesting topic that most people don't think about is that for many reptiles, the sex of the offspring depends on the temperature of incubation of the egg. So TEMPERATURE determines the SEX! In some species only females develop at warmer temperatures (that is only a few degrees different!) If global warming increases the temperature of the world by a few degrees, then it is possible that many reptile species (which temperature determines the sex) will have only one sex developing and without the other sex there will be no more reproduction, followed by extinction of those species.
Reply:write a paper on people and how unconcerned they are on such a life threatening problem
Reply:Mention al Gores video. watch that and refer to it.
Reply:How about something like... Global Warming in the Media, or popular myths or misconceptions about global warming. Or, talk about the controversy and who objects and why.
Reply:Global warming is a reality for us who live in the Arctic. Listen to reindeer herder Ole Mathis Eira as he explains how global warming is affecting his daily life..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL023Hl9b...
Reply:How about, what people or organizations around the world are working on the global warming concerns, and what actions are they taking to combat the problem.
Why some people do not believe there is such a thing as global warming and why they feel this way.
Why people are not taking global warming seriously.
Hope this helps.
Reply:Why exactly is our planet Earth going to be destroyed in 2012?
Why exactly is our planet Earth going to be destroyed in 2012? People say we are destroying our landfills by not recycling and the ozone layer is getting thinner, but there is so many details to work with, that there is pretty much no possible way in figuring out why our Planet Earth is going to be destroyed by then!
I hoped this source of info helped.
Reply:there is allot of things that you could do. you could write about its effects on countries and international politics. what changes it could cause for the environment and ecosystems. eg disrupting currents that bring up nutrients for krill causing a collapse of fish stocks.
Im doing a research paper on a controversial issue. what are some good topics besides abortion & death penalty
gay rights, illegal immigration, war in iraq
Im doing a research paper on a controversial issue. what are some good topics besides abortion %26amp; death penalty
should we have shariah law sum say yes but i say no
Reply:politics
Reply:gay marriage
Reply:Cloning.
Stem cells.
Reply:Try some environmental issues. Like, Is it possible to be a sustainable company and remain competitive? Have we reached a point in company's efficiency where every single economic activity will have a social cost (externalities)?
Reply:write on why people should have new drugs tested on them, instead of animals.
why not take all the child molestors and other criminals in the world to do the medical testing on.
Getting rid of the tabacco industry,..
Immigration, or illegal immigrants,why and why not should be allowed.
legalizing marijuana.
interracial relationships is always a good one.
religion..
Reply:Gay Marriage, Religion in schools, Abortion are a few off the top of my head
Reply:Gun control is always controversial
Reply:Immigration or the war in Iraq.
Reply:what about religion? this is THE most controversial issue as almost everyone has different opinions or views on the subject and besides, is everywhere
Reply:You could do a number of things.
Animal testing for products, the drinking age, the war (though that's a big one to tackle....) seatbelt laws, GMOs in our food (genetically modified organisms) which I think is interesting! Ect. ect.
Good luck!
Reply:euthanasia (medical suicide) has always been controversial. Do you have the right to end someones live just because they are suffering?
Reply:Is the doctrine of "Political Correctness" in the media and academia a violation of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution?
Did the founding fathers really intend that God should be separated out of our government and society? (Read "The Myth of Separation" and "America: To Pray or Not to Pray" by David Barton)
Did the founding fathers intend that only organized militia units (official armed services of the country) and police forces have the right to keep and bear arms that is stated in the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution? (This is based on a case presently being heard by the Supreme Court with a ruling due out in June.)
Reply:gay marriage
Reply:Assisted suicide. Stem cell research. Ethical concerns over cloning - animals, humans, foods.
Reply:controversial? people are makin a big deal about sayin the "n" word casually now a days...uhm legalization?lol. uhm. Immigation, politics, gay marriage, war, tobacco ads being aimed at younger kids...
Reply:How about the global warming and protecting our earth with green-friendly practices? Some topics you could go over is awareness of the population, tips and suggestions on creating a better world, estimated time frame of all of this to manifest, and how people could get the word out.
Reply:- Animal testing.
- Sarahs law/Megans law.
Reply:Discuss the topic of Zionism and its effect on the Middle East and American politico (AIPAC) subservient to State of Israel.
Or discuss the corruption of the American political system as controlled by the corporate media to serve the Establishment's direction (oligarchy).
Or discuss how Federal Reserve system is a sham designed to defraud the taxpayer money-subsidized US government by charging the accruing interest in printing billions of dollars in fiat currency without commodity, leading to inflation in depreciated value of the dollar.
Or how U.S. invaded Iraq for one of the reasons -- to ensure the petrodollar supremacy in dollar hegemony. Saddam Hussein switched to euro in oil trade.
Or how the Mossad cooperated with the CIA and element of the Mafia to assassinate JFK over Israel's nuclear program in Dimona, Cuba and Indochina withdrawl (Vietnam).
Or how 9-11 was an inside job coordinated and executed by the Mossad to enrage the West into invasion for geopolitical advantages -- by duping the foreign military to fight for Israel.
These views are on the Internet. www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com is a good start for research. Guaranteed to offend the teachers and classmates who would rather bury their heads in the sand. (I believe them, I wrote about these subjects at length, just research)
Reply:Black President
Female President
Legalizing Pot
Immigration
Social Security
Health Care
Children and Video Games
Teen Sex
College Finacing
Racism
Parenting
Im doing a research paper on a controversial issue. what are some good topics besides abortion %26amp; death penalty
should we have shariah law sum say yes but i say no
Reply:politics
Reply:gay marriage
Reply:Cloning.
Stem cells.
Reply:Try some environmental issues. Like, Is it possible to be a sustainable company and remain competitive? Have we reached a point in company's efficiency where every single economic activity will have a social cost (externalities)?
Reply:write on why people should have new drugs tested on them, instead of animals.
why not take all the child molestors and other criminals in the world to do the medical testing on.
Getting rid of the tabacco industry,..
Immigration, or illegal immigrants,why and why not should be allowed.
legalizing marijuana.
interracial relationships is always a good one.
religion..
Reply:Gay Marriage, Religion in schools, Abortion are a few off the top of my head
Reply:Gun control is always controversial
Reply:Immigration or the war in Iraq.
Reply:what about religion? this is THE most controversial issue as almost everyone has different opinions or views on the subject and besides, is everywhere
Reply:You could do a number of things.
Animal testing for products, the drinking age, the war (though that's a big one to tackle....) seatbelt laws, GMOs in our food (genetically modified organisms) which I think is interesting! Ect. ect.
Good luck!
Reply:euthanasia (medical suicide) has always been controversial. Do you have the right to end someones live just because they are suffering?
Reply:Is the doctrine of "Political Correctness" in the media and academia a violation of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution?
Did the founding fathers really intend that God should be separated out of our government and society? (Read "The Myth of Separation" and "America: To Pray or Not to Pray" by David Barton)
Did the founding fathers intend that only organized militia units (official armed services of the country) and police forces have the right to keep and bear arms that is stated in the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution? (This is based on a case presently being heard by the Supreme Court with a ruling due out in June.)
Reply:gay marriage
Reply:Assisted suicide. Stem cell research. Ethical concerns over cloning - animals, humans, foods.
Reply:controversial? people are makin a big deal about sayin the "n" word casually now a days...uhm legalization?lol. uhm. Immigation, politics, gay marriage, war, tobacco ads being aimed at younger kids...
Reply:How about the global warming and protecting our earth with green-friendly practices? Some topics you could go over is awareness of the population, tips and suggestions on creating a better world, estimated time frame of all of this to manifest, and how people could get the word out.
Reply:- Animal testing.
- Sarahs law/Megans law.
Reply:Discuss the topic of Zionism and its effect on the Middle East and American politico (AIPAC) subservient to State of Israel.
Or discuss the corruption of the American political system as controlled by the corporate media to serve the Establishment's direction (oligarchy).
Or discuss how Federal Reserve system is a sham designed to defraud the taxpayer money-subsidized US government by charging the accruing interest in printing billions of dollars in fiat currency without commodity, leading to inflation in depreciated value of the dollar.
Or how U.S. invaded Iraq for one of the reasons -- to ensure the petrodollar supremacy in dollar hegemony. Saddam Hussein switched to euro in oil trade.
Or how the Mossad cooperated with the CIA and element of the Mafia to assassinate JFK over Israel's nuclear program in Dimona, Cuba and Indochina withdrawl (Vietnam).
Or how 9-11 was an inside job coordinated and executed by the Mossad to enrage the West into invasion for geopolitical advantages -- by duping the foreign military to fight for Israel.
These views are on the Internet. www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com is a good start for research. Guaranteed to offend the teachers and classmates who would rather bury their heads in the sand. (I believe them, I wrote about these subjects at length, just research)
Reply:Black President
Female President
Legalizing Pot
Immigration
Social Security
Health Care
Children and Video Games
Teen Sex
College Finacing
Racism
Parenting
Does anyone know any interesting topics that i could write about for my English research paper?
How about gay rights?
I did one on that.
I did one on that.
I am trying to decide on a topic for a research paper for a Social Science English class?
What are some ideas for good topics? They can be based on issues you would want to know about and that you find interesting, societal problems (women's issues, race etc), anything that would be able to write a decent research paper. I am open to any suggestions. This is for an advanced college level english class by the way.
I am trying to decide on a topic for a research paper for a Social Science English class?
A hot issue right now is the HPV vaccine since Texas has made it mandatory for all 6th grade girls and many states are considering it.
Reply:pot legalization
Reply:the process of human remains, the protocol from an on the scene DOA Police follow
Ask them to provide you with the Body Bag
List its composite,Manufacturer,cost...Re-used?
Illustrate the process with words you feel
give examples of other forms of rescue within Live at the scene of an accident
Reply:How about the conflict between good and evil or the meaning of free will in Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange?
Or the anti-war themes of Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five?
Reply:the war in Iraq
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I am trying to decide on a topic for a research paper for a Social Science English class?
A hot issue right now is the HPV vaccine since Texas has made it mandatory for all 6th grade girls and many states are considering it.
Reply:pot legalization
Reply:the process of human remains, the protocol from an on the scene DOA Police follow
Ask them to provide you with the Body Bag
List its composite,Manufacturer,cost...Re-used?
Illustrate the process with words you feel
give examples of other forms of rescue within Live at the scene of an accident
Reply:How about the conflict between good and evil or the meaning of free will in Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange?
Or the anti-war themes of Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five?
Reply:the war in Iraq
have perfect teeth
Does anyone have any ideas for a good and interesting research topic to present to my class?
modern day slavery
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google it
Possible topics for a Women's and Gender Studies research paper?
The class is gendered perspective on cultural issues (200 level). I can't think of anything to write the essay on. our main topics are fundamentalism, globalism and militarism (online activism is also an option). She says that there will be four foci-- racism, sexism, homophobia and economic oppression.
Possible topics for a Women's and Gender Studies research paper?
Great! Forced female circumcision in third world countries to reduce women's sexual pleasure and keep them docile.
That is a hot topic
Reply:Economic disadvantages of motherhood vs. biological imperative. The most common conflict expressed by the newest generation of adult women is the challenge of career development vs. quality child-rearing. A part of wage inequalities is due to women making the choice to spend more time with their families than with their careers, which require unhealthy / unfair / exploitive amounts of worker energies from both men and women alike, which is where the root of the problem is found.
Most women need to work. Poverty is a world-wide problem suffered mostly by women and children and severely destabilizes societies. Although the Industrial Revolution brought these cultural changes in a dominoes effect that altered the work force and women's roles, we still have not begun to address how we as individuals and as societies are supposed to raise our families now that no one's left at home and now that we do not live in extended family arrangements with older relatives to mind the children.
Socially funded quality childcare, for example, should be a part of post-Industrial societies that have the reality of requiring that over 70% of mothers must work. Maternity/Paternity leave is another step in the right direction. The Israelis experimented with communal child-rearing. The Communist Chinese experimented with birth control measures. Commercial companies experimented with on-site childcare facilities which decrease workers' absenteeism and increase productivity among both female and male employees. Etc.
I personally advocate for a tax funded national program in which parents who have demonstrated adequate educational or training self-sufficiencies such that either parent can support the entire family if needed would be paid to stay home with their pre-Kindergarten children. BOTH parents. Why should the youngest and most economically weak socioeconomic group (young parents) have to bear the entire brunt of raising society's next generation of children? Wouldn't society be stronger if we helped young families to be stronger while they are raising their children? Aren't 99% percent of all human sufferings and social diseases rooted in lousy, inadequate childhoods that we could improve upon with a focus on helping young families over the enormous burdens and difficulties of getting started out in life?
Reply:"Do women hate each other?"
Possible topics for a Women's and Gender Studies research paper?
Great! Forced female circumcision in third world countries to reduce women's sexual pleasure and keep them docile.
That is a hot topic
Reply:Economic disadvantages of motherhood vs. biological imperative. The most common conflict expressed by the newest generation of adult women is the challenge of career development vs. quality child-rearing. A part of wage inequalities is due to women making the choice to spend more time with their families than with their careers, which require unhealthy / unfair / exploitive amounts of worker energies from both men and women alike, which is where the root of the problem is found.
Most women need to work. Poverty is a world-wide problem suffered mostly by women and children and severely destabilizes societies. Although the Industrial Revolution brought these cultural changes in a dominoes effect that altered the work force and women's roles, we still have not begun to address how we as individuals and as societies are supposed to raise our families now that no one's left at home and now that we do not live in extended family arrangements with older relatives to mind the children.
Socially funded quality childcare, for example, should be a part of post-Industrial societies that have the reality of requiring that over 70% of mothers must work. Maternity/Paternity leave is another step in the right direction. The Israelis experimented with communal child-rearing. The Communist Chinese experimented with birth control measures. Commercial companies experimented with on-site childcare facilities which decrease workers' absenteeism and increase productivity among both female and male employees. Etc.
I personally advocate for a tax funded national program in which parents who have demonstrated adequate educational or training self-sufficiencies such that either parent can support the entire family if needed would be paid to stay home with their pre-Kindergarten children. BOTH parents. Why should the youngest and most economically weak socioeconomic group (young parents) have to bear the entire brunt of raising society's next generation of children? Wouldn't society be stronger if we helped young families to be stronger while they are raising their children? Aren't 99% percent of all human sufferings and social diseases rooted in lousy, inadequate childhoods that we could improve upon with a focus on helping young families over the enormous burdens and difficulties of getting started out in life?
Reply:"Do women hate each other?"
I need a good research topic for a women's studies class. Any Ideas?
Okay .. please don't say feminism, or abuse or abortion or anything typical like that. It would be really easy to just pick one of those obvious topics and right a research paper about. I'm trying to figure out something that is not as common and that you don't hear about all the time, but is still interesting and I will be able to find enough information on it to write a 10 page paper. I'm really stumped and have been rackin my brain and trying to look something up for weeks. Does anyone have any good ideas about what I could pick to do my paper on that my professor will be impressed with and the other students will not be bored to death when I present it?
I need a good research topic for a women's studies class. Any Ideas?
Is this a POSITION paper? Will you argue that BC is a good thing? If so, think about how it has given women freedom that they never had before. We never would have had such a large female work force without BC. Before BC, the average married woman had a child or pregnancy every year or two, often resulting in huge families (my grandpa was one of 11, my mother in law was one of 13, etc.). Would women have ever really been able to pursue higher education and top levels of management with 13 kids? Don't think so. Would our economy be where it is (on a global level as well) with only men working full time? Also, it gave women sexual freedoms never known before. Now, hardly any woman is a virgin when she marries, because BC lets her have sex with a partner with whom she only has a sexual interest, not a marriage interest. Conversely, BC lets women postpone childbearing to the point that when they DO want kids, they encounter fertility issues due to age. Would we have the multi-billion dollar a year infertility/IVF industry we have now if there were no BC? No way. Also, what about the health issues? The Pill has probably saved many lives--lots of women died in childbirth or suffered ill effects from so many pregnancies. But, the pill also raises your risk for heart attack, stroke, and deadly blod clots, especially when you're older. What are the long term concerns involved in being on the Pill for 15 or more years? Why isn't there a male BC pill? Is it just because it's the woman that carries the baby and is therefore her sole responsibility? What role has BC played in the spread of AIDS and other STDs--that is, if a woman doesn't worry about getting pregnant, is she less likely to have safe sex?
The Pill literally changed the world in MANY ways, and you should have no trouble writing your minimum pages! If you just stop to think about how many things have changed since it's use became so widespread, it really is astounding. I would say it's up there with penicillin in terms of a drug that has affected virtually everyone and in a lot of not-so-obvious ways. Hope this has helped and good luck!
Reply:Birth Control...Good topic for the young.. Always topics for the young. and menopause gets pushed aside again.Menopause is a very serous change of life for woman and because woman are old , it gets pushed aside. Like who cares Report Abuse
Reply:Yeah, write why some religions consider birth control as a bad thing. Or how some third-world countries are getting aid in the form of condoms.
Definitely interesting.
Reply:women in the work force
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Reply:You should do a your research women in the military and how it effects the lives of husbands,children, and families.
Reply:You could make some kind of argument of why parents prevent, or don't want to educate their children on birth control methods and how this is actually effecting the teen pregnancy rates.
Some sites to help you get started.
Reply:I think you should take a stand on birth control because while it may be legal in some places it was not always so. Also, there is the possibility of status/stigma across cultures. Some places see woman who take birth control as loose while others see it as responsible. Good luck.
Reply:Yes, menopause. pre and post. menopause is a woman's change of life. Those words are not JUST words. A woman really changes when she does not get her period anymore. Libido goes down the tubes, and the body takes on another shape. Metally, thoughts really change. I think there is some difference when woman bear chldren and woman that do not.
I am a woman, no children, and I did not know the changes that took place in my body were that serious until I experienced them. I am 58 years old. Alot of woman divorce after menopause. I also understand why older men go after younger woman . Alot of research in this taboo area. Good Luck
Reply:I'd do some historical research on Margaret Sanger and the early reactions to the movement or historical research on oral contraceptives (the pill) and how it changed women's lives (being able to control their own fertility without a man's intervention or mechanical barriers) in the late 1960's, or even the discovery of the HPV virus and the cervical cancer connection, and whether the necessary reliance on condoms is changing women's ideas about their own sexual empowerment.
Reply:You should write about women and raunch culture- ie. the impact of the sex industry (pornography, stripping, Girls Gone Wild, prostitution etc), but with the added dynamic of how women have begun to be active participants in this industry, operating under the assumption that if they choose to do it, they are actually gaining power over men ( a covert form of exploitation and manipulation, as well as a sad, sad state of denial). Not enough research has been done on this topic in general, but definately enough for a ten page paper. I also think women and crime is an interesting topic. Research shows that women are convicted more often and given longer sentences than men for nonviolent crimes. Studies also show that women are impacted by incarceration more negatively than men and have greater difficulties getting jobs, maintaining parental rights, are given harsher probation terms, and are given less resources to stay out of trouble. If you didn't like either of these, hopefully they at least got you thinking...Good luck.
Reply:um.. how about how women have came along way from being property to a person
Reply:what about women artists?
frida was extremely famous during a time where only men were really artists or 'known' and recognized
or how about women scientists?
rosalin franklin is really quite interesting
she was the woman who acutally came up with and discovered the dna model
but watson and crick (or whatever their names are) somehow got ahold of her work and pretended that it was theirs. they ended up getting the nobel prize (or whatever the award was) and she ended up dying early and not getting anything. they can't present the nobel prize to a dead person either.
Reply:birth control. EVERYONE needs it.. and really does not know much about it. I wrote a paper on it, and there's SOOOO much information people dont know. Facts.. different kinds. I did one, and my teacher LOVED it.
Reply:I would be curious to read about female inventors and whether they fiind it any more difficult to get others to take them seriously about their ideas and possibly to fund them to be able to bring those ideas into production. I "googled" female inventors and came up with quite a few references. Does that sound like something you might be interested in researching? I think we usually associate that field with males, but why should we? Women have very creative minds and are good problem solvers. I am listing a few of the sources, but I know beyond a doubt that you can do the research yourself if you select this topic. Best of luck.
Reply:What about current child support /vistation laws... with a spin that noone expects. Focus on the stepmother: her role, the impact upon her family unit, which includes a husband, and another woman's child/children. It isn't always the evil woman portrayed in all the media, and there is some great research to validate all of your arguments.
I know some great sites if you are interested in them for the information gathering stages... Just let me know!
Good Luck with the research no matter which direction you go!!
Reply:First, I presuppose that your women's studies class has already covered such obligatory Feminist critics as Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar, Elaine Showalter, and Helene Cixous, and that perhaps the course syllabus started out the semester reading Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own". Having stated the "givens" of almost every survey women's studies class along with its mandatory theories, such as "writing the body" and "women's time", as a former college English professor (and a current secondary English teacher), I'd first suggest you need to narrow your topic and then twist it a tad.
For example, you might write about a pop-cultural icon , such as Madonna, Anna Nicole Smith (selections from her diaries are now online), or (dare I suggest it) Paris Hilton, and show how her actions either empower women or detract from their empowerment.
If all else fails, Amy Tan and Margaret Atwood continue to write some very fine contemporary Feminist novels. My favorite Atwood novel, "Alias Grace" (1996), for example, deviates from the Victorian idea of "the angel in the house."
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Reply:You could try writing a paper on female psychology sort of thing including relationships, women's history (Eleanor Roosevelt, etc), and real-life situations women go through, though it may be just a little complicated. Or a pro/con for a women compared to men type of deal. Last but not least, women against the world: how some things like jobs are sometimes harder to acquire for women and that kind of stuff.
I need a good research topic for a women's studies class. Any Ideas?
Is this a POSITION paper? Will you argue that BC is a good thing? If so, think about how it has given women freedom that they never had before. We never would have had such a large female work force without BC. Before BC, the average married woman had a child or pregnancy every year or two, often resulting in huge families (my grandpa was one of 11, my mother in law was one of 13, etc.). Would women have ever really been able to pursue higher education and top levels of management with 13 kids? Don't think so. Would our economy be where it is (on a global level as well) with only men working full time? Also, it gave women sexual freedoms never known before. Now, hardly any woman is a virgin when she marries, because BC lets her have sex with a partner with whom she only has a sexual interest, not a marriage interest. Conversely, BC lets women postpone childbearing to the point that when they DO want kids, they encounter fertility issues due to age. Would we have the multi-billion dollar a year infertility/IVF industry we have now if there were no BC? No way. Also, what about the health issues? The Pill has probably saved many lives--lots of women died in childbirth or suffered ill effects from so many pregnancies. But, the pill also raises your risk for heart attack, stroke, and deadly blod clots, especially when you're older. What are the long term concerns involved in being on the Pill for 15 or more years? Why isn't there a male BC pill? Is it just because it's the woman that carries the baby and is therefore her sole responsibility? What role has BC played in the spread of AIDS and other STDs--that is, if a woman doesn't worry about getting pregnant, is she less likely to have safe sex?
The Pill literally changed the world in MANY ways, and you should have no trouble writing your minimum pages! If you just stop to think about how many things have changed since it's use became so widespread, it really is astounding. I would say it's up there with penicillin in terms of a drug that has affected virtually everyone and in a lot of not-so-obvious ways. Hope this has helped and good luck!
Reply:Birth Control...Good topic for the young.. Always topics for the young. and menopause gets pushed aside again.Menopause is a very serous change of life for woman and because woman are old , it gets pushed aside. Like who cares Report Abuse
Reply:Yeah, write why some religions consider birth control as a bad thing. Or how some third-world countries are getting aid in the form of condoms.
Definitely interesting.
Reply:women in the work force
Reply:The evolution of Barbie and "her" impact on society
Reply:You should do a your research women in the military and how it effects the lives of husbands,children, and families.
Reply:You could make some kind of argument of why parents prevent, or don't want to educate their children on birth control methods and how this is actually effecting the teen pregnancy rates.
Some sites to help you get started.
Reply:I think you should take a stand on birth control because while it may be legal in some places it was not always so. Also, there is the possibility of status/stigma across cultures. Some places see woman who take birth control as loose while others see it as responsible. Good luck.
Reply:Yes, menopause. pre and post. menopause is a woman's change of life. Those words are not JUST words. A woman really changes when she does not get her period anymore. Libido goes down the tubes, and the body takes on another shape. Metally, thoughts really change. I think there is some difference when woman bear chldren and woman that do not.
I am a woman, no children, and I did not know the changes that took place in my body were that serious until I experienced them. I am 58 years old. Alot of woman divorce after menopause. I also understand why older men go after younger woman . Alot of research in this taboo area. Good Luck
Reply:I'd do some historical research on Margaret Sanger and the early reactions to the movement or historical research on oral contraceptives (the pill) and how it changed women's lives (being able to control their own fertility without a man's intervention or mechanical barriers) in the late 1960's, or even the discovery of the HPV virus and the cervical cancer connection, and whether the necessary reliance on condoms is changing women's ideas about their own sexual empowerment.
Reply:You should write about women and raunch culture- ie. the impact of the sex industry (pornography, stripping, Girls Gone Wild, prostitution etc), but with the added dynamic of how women have begun to be active participants in this industry, operating under the assumption that if they choose to do it, they are actually gaining power over men ( a covert form of exploitation and manipulation, as well as a sad, sad state of denial). Not enough research has been done on this topic in general, but definately enough for a ten page paper. I also think women and crime is an interesting topic. Research shows that women are convicted more often and given longer sentences than men for nonviolent crimes. Studies also show that women are impacted by incarceration more negatively than men and have greater difficulties getting jobs, maintaining parental rights, are given harsher probation terms, and are given less resources to stay out of trouble. If you didn't like either of these, hopefully they at least got you thinking...Good luck.
Reply:um.. how about how women have came along way from being property to a person
Reply:what about women artists?
frida was extremely famous during a time where only men were really artists or 'known' and recognized
or how about women scientists?
rosalin franklin is really quite interesting
she was the woman who acutally came up with and discovered the dna model
but watson and crick (or whatever their names are) somehow got ahold of her work and pretended that it was theirs. they ended up getting the nobel prize (or whatever the award was) and she ended up dying early and not getting anything. they can't present the nobel prize to a dead person either.
Reply:birth control. EVERYONE needs it.. and really does not know much about it. I wrote a paper on it, and there's SOOOO much information people dont know. Facts.. different kinds. I did one, and my teacher LOVED it.
Reply:I would be curious to read about female inventors and whether they fiind it any more difficult to get others to take them seriously about their ideas and possibly to fund them to be able to bring those ideas into production. I "googled" female inventors and came up with quite a few references. Does that sound like something you might be interested in researching? I think we usually associate that field with males, but why should we? Women have very creative minds and are good problem solvers. I am listing a few of the sources, but I know beyond a doubt that you can do the research yourself if you select this topic. Best of luck.
Reply:What about current child support /vistation laws... with a spin that noone expects. Focus on the stepmother: her role, the impact upon her family unit, which includes a husband, and another woman's child/children. It isn't always the evil woman portrayed in all the media, and there is some great research to validate all of your arguments.
I know some great sites if you are interested in them for the information gathering stages... Just let me know!
Good Luck with the research no matter which direction you go!!
Reply:First, I presuppose that your women's studies class has already covered such obligatory Feminist critics as Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar, Elaine Showalter, and Helene Cixous, and that perhaps the course syllabus started out the semester reading Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own". Having stated the "givens" of almost every survey women's studies class along with its mandatory theories, such as "writing the body" and "women's time", as a former college English professor (and a current secondary English teacher), I'd first suggest you need to narrow your topic and then twist it a tad.
For example, you might write about a pop-cultural icon , such as Madonna, Anna Nicole Smith (selections from her diaries are now online), or (dare I suggest it) Paris Hilton, and show how her actions either empower women or detract from their empowerment.
If all else fails, Amy Tan and Margaret Atwood continue to write some very fine contemporary Feminist novels. My favorite Atwood novel, "Alias Grace" (1996), for example, deviates from the Victorian idea of "the angel in the house."
Reply:Homeschooling
Reply:You could try writing a paper on female psychology sort of thing including relationships, women's history (Eleanor Roosevelt, etc), and real-life situations women go through, though it may be just a little complicated. Or a pro/con for a women compared to men type of deal. Last but not least, women against the world: how some things like jobs are sometimes harder to acquire for women and that kind of stuff.
Can you help me think of a research paper topic?
It can be any topic, but I have to be able to prove a point about something having to do with it.
Can you help me think of a research paper topic?
The key here is to LIMIT or NARROW DOWN your topic so it is manageable in a research paper. For example, THE CIVIL WAR would be much too broad. WHY WAS THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG CONSIDERED THE TURNING POINT OF THE CIVIL WAS would be narrowed down and manageable. Secondly, put your topic in the form of a question. Then the answer to the question becomes your research. For example, THE HISTORY OF MTV is a very poor topic because it is much too broad and does not allow you to answer a question which is the "point" you are trying to develop. Choose a subject that interests you, narrow it down, put it into the form of a question so you will have a point to research. Good luck.
Chow!!
Reply:you could write on ; The effect of motuvation on employee performance.
Reply:The history of MTV. I checked out your bio, and it's always easier to write and research on a topic you enjoy. MTV started in 1983 and it grew into a huge financial gold mine for the corporation that owns it, I think Viacom. Now MTV is aired in languages throughout the world, and it's the trend setter in the music industry.
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Can you help me think of a research paper topic?
The key here is to LIMIT or NARROW DOWN your topic so it is manageable in a research paper. For example, THE CIVIL WAR would be much too broad. WHY WAS THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG CONSIDERED THE TURNING POINT OF THE CIVIL WAS would be narrowed down and manageable. Secondly, put your topic in the form of a question. Then the answer to the question becomes your research. For example, THE HISTORY OF MTV is a very poor topic because it is much too broad and does not allow you to answer a question which is the "point" you are trying to develop. Choose a subject that interests you, narrow it down, put it into the form of a question so you will have a point to research. Good luck.
Chow!!
Reply:you could write on ; The effect of motuvation on employee performance.
Reply:The history of MTV. I checked out your bio, and it's always easier to write and research on a topic you enjoy. MTV started in 1983 and it grew into a huge financial gold mine for the corporation that owns it, I think Viacom. Now MTV is aired in languages throughout the world, and it's the trend setter in the music industry.
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