The Influence of the Internet on Juvenile Delinquency Psychological Formation and Preventive Measures

Research Proposal (2 page narrative + Works Cited):
A brief two-page proposal for the research paper is due on or before Thursday, April 10, but students should begin independent research and paper drafting long before that time. Proposals should include a detailed paragraph of the central argument, a paragraph indicating how the parts of the paper will fit into the whole, and two to three paragraphs summarizing the research to be included in the final paper. In addition, in your Works Cited, you should include a minimum of twenty scholarly sources that will be cited in your paper. All research should be documented in current MLA style. Proposals must be uploaded as Microsoft Word documents on Blackboard though Safe Assign on or before 9:00am cst on or before Thursday, April 10, 2014.

RESEARCH PAPER (12-15 pages):
After selecting a topic of their choice, students should conduct extensive research and forge a central argument based on the scholarly research found. Current scholarly research should drive this paper, so any and all assertions made within the paper should be backed by evidence derived from current scholarly sources. Each paper will have a minimum of twenty documented scholarly sources integrated into the paper. Final papers will be graded using the Research Skills Rubric. Papers will be graded upon the depth and fit of research used and the completeness and complexity of thought developed by the writer. Rhetorically, I will be looking for a strong central argument backed by detailed and specific evidence. Ideas should be embedded within a coherent structure at the sentence and paragraph levels, and meaningful transitions should link ideas back to the central argument. Style and mechanics should follow MLA guidelines. Each paper should be a minimum of twelve complete, typed, and double-spaced pages (not counting your Works Cited pages), formatted with 1” margins and written in Times New Roman 12-point font.

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Thinking in Jane Eyre

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Parking permit proposal

dont need to do the research !!!
Rubric:
Introduction
Claim
Background
Justifications(3 reasons, 1 paragraph for each reason )
Backings(for each reason)
Grounds(for each reason)
Rebuttal(for each reason)
Counter-Rebuttal(for each reason)
Conclusion

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animal cruelty

I will need a works cited page 3 pages talk8.ng about my topic and make it look like a high schooler did it

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Both Bernard of Clairvaux and Bonaventure show an appreciation for the natural world not seen in many of the other authors that we read.

Both Bernard of Clairvaux and Bonaventure show an appreciation for the natural world not seen in many of the other authors that we read. In what ways does this appreciation guide their theologies and mystical journeys? How are their journeys similar and how are they different? Be sure to touch on their understandings of human and their methodologies.

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Choose and read ONE chapter from the following CI chapters: Chapter 26: What is the Ideal Society? (655-705) Chapter 27: How Free Is the Will of the Individual within Society? (706-773)

Choose and read ONE chapter from the following CI chapters:
Chapter 26: What is the Ideal Society? (655-705)
Chapter 27: How Free Is the Will of the Individual within Society? (706-773)
Chapter 28: What is Happiness? (774-812)
Write a Compare and Contrast essay in the APA format between TWO authors selected from the chapters picked above (Either Chapter 26, 27, or 28). Compare and Contrast the two author’s topics and their writing styles. The paper should be a minimum of 3 pages, not including the title and reference page. Feel free to use external citations as long as you insert the references.
Read The Bluest Eye: Winter Section

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Outsource or insource R&D

Each student is to submit an extended analysis of this case by Nitin Nohria et al. HBR JulAug 2005.
The paper, 12-15 pages

• Review the strategic issues presented in the case.

• Discuss the key issues management needs to consider in deciding whether to support an in-house R&D function or outsource all Research & Development.

• Discuss the implications of outsourcing R&D for middle managers.

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The privacy of our cell phones

Research paper 10 pages at a college university freshman level.
EIGHT (8) scholarly sources are needed for this paper and all cited correctly in MLA format.
Topic: The privacy of our cell phones. How much control does the government really have? Do they know too much? Is there such thing anymore as “going off the grid”? etc.
Here’s what’s written so far.
Cell phones have become very popular in the past decade. Not only have they become incredibly popular but they have also become extremely tech savvy. Now a days, whenever one uses their cell phone, they are constantly being tracked using GPS even if you are just surfing a mobile app or simply connecting to Wi-Fi. The common phrase “Big Brother is always watching” could not be truer to help describe our modern society. What most people do not realize is that even if our phones do not have GPS enabled, it is still possible to be tracked. The government has constant access to our location and whereabouts, cell phones can be used to store personal data, which can be sold to third parties, and the idea of being tracked constantly unless your cell phone is turned off completely is considered ‘unconstitutional’ and a violation of the Fourth Amendment which promotes the right to privacy.
First, the moment us subscriber’s cellular devices are turned on even if the device is not being used to receive or make a call, it can still be tracked and located. According to Montana Law Review, the reasoning to why it is possible that our cell phones can be tracked and located is because of a process called “registration”. “To maintain the strongest signal, the phone searches for the nearest tower every seven seconds. The data generated during registration contains no communication; it only identifies the towers to and from which the phone is sending and receiving signals. Cell phone service providers store all of this data. Although no communications are involved, this information allows law enforcement to determine the location of the cell phone, and hence, the location of the cell phone’s owner”. Since, cell phone providers store all of this data that we think we own and belongs to us since it is our personal information, often times this personal information can be sold to third parties which is unethical as well as unconstitutional since the Fourth Amendment states our right to privacy.

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