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There are so many issues, a "few" are:
- global warming and pollution,
- gun legislation,
- stereotyping and bigotry,
- money in politics,
- how music is distributed and internet piracy of copyrighted materials,
- why whole colonies of bees are dying world-wide,
- how we would go about weaning ourselves from dependency on fossil fuels,
- animal species extinctions that will hurt humans and how,
- availability of health care in the US compared to other nations,
- oil spill clean up technology,
- role and effects of comedians on current events, e.g., Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert
- the role of religious fanatics and zealots in wars in history,
- having too much data to analyze, utilize, and share,
- job loses and robotics in manufacturing,
- space exploration today compared to the Kennedy era,
- job moves to off shore manufacturing,
- corporate influences and lobbying in Washington,
- hatred and intolerance,
- a citizen's role in local and national government,
- how a president is elected,
- the good and bad impacts of so many cameras in public places,
- school safety,
- corporations being considered people,
- ethics and tax avoidance,
- comparisons of the scale of pay for athletes vs teachers, scientists, police, etc. compared to their values to society,
- why we need a government,
- legalization of marijuana,
- bullying,
- what happened to common etiquette,
- whether we are our brother's keepers vs the "me mentality",
- impacts of new flu viruses,
- evaluations of the quality of homeschooling,
- evaluating public teacher performance - teaching to the tests,
- human trafficking,
- the rise in autism spectrum cases - causes, better diagnostics vs. actual increases in cases,
- the loss of integrity in business,
- teen pregnancy and abstinence,
- what patriotism is today, was yesterday, and what it should be,
- impacts of the aging of the population,
- the impact of low pay on the quality of teachers,
- how much the US spends on defense compared to other nations,
- mass murders and mental health,
- sex education in schools,
- how much President Obama has "spent" compared to other presidents and on what,
- student loans and interest rates,
- hydroponic gardening for foods,
- genetic engineering in the food industry,
- rises in college tuition costs,
- if water conservation is needed,
- profit margins of large chain retailers like Walmart,
- tar sands oil and pipelines,
- profits in health care,
- gerrymandering voting districts,
- what really was the intent of the forefathers and Constitution,
- how the US compares to the rest of the world in technology,
- why we need more scientists,
- food quality,
- pop star impacts on the different generations,
- tattoos, piercings and body modifications/mutilations,
- the effects of a lack of the arts in schools,
- positive and negative impacts of sports in schools,
- the dumbing down of America,
- crumbling infrastructure in the US,
- if welfare recipients are all lazy drug users or if that is a myth,
- overcrowding in prisons,
- effects of contemporary music on issues today and in history,
- private prisons,
- school voucher programs,
- fashion costs, student fashion snobs and fashion peer pressure,
- hunger in America and the world,
- malaria deaths and prevention,
- AIDS today compared to yesterday,
- the contemporary role of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts,
- if each generation gets bigger and taller and why,
- subliminal messages in advertizing,
- tobacco companies marketing to children in Indonesia,
- control of the media by the 2%,
- Wall Street crime and punishment,
- scams across the world,
- computer hacking and viruses,
- encouraging more teen entrepreneurs,
- relationship of Video Games and violent behavior,
- super storms today compared to the past,
- what ever happened to objective journalism - media slanting,
- government role in news - if we still have a free press today, did we ever,
- news vs. entertainment,
- how stereotypes affect our lives,
- methods to promote more science education and scientists,
- role of paper books today and future,
- texting and driving solutions,
- public mass transportation,
- building codes and increasing natural disasters,
- comparison of poetry in history and today's rap,
- Indian Premier league - is it sports or gambling,
- democracy in the Middle East,
- effects of mass media,
- if globalization is good or bad,
- use of drones in the war on terror,
- how do corporations pay no taxes,
What else can I help you with?
When you write your research paper when should you write your thesis statement?
At the end when you are done with your paper.
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How do you write a good paper on a hurricane?
Research.
When should you begin to write your research paper?
After deciding on a research question.
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You won't because someone who can write a good research paper will publish it under their own name.
How do you write a paper for school?
You get a pencil do some research and write what you learned.
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How to write an introduction to a research paper effectively?
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