Referring to people as "the homeless" implies a false sense of similarity among these people, who, in reality, have nothing more in common than their lack of permanent shelter. The Bible can be used as a justification to help the homeless and the poor.

Euthanasia as viewed by the Muslims

This is an editorial discussing the banning of standardized testing due to the amount of stress the test places on students.

A Critical Look in Current Events Facing Juveniles in the Juvenile justice system

Discusses the decision teenagers make whether or not to have premarital sex. Takes a conservative stance and argues that individuals should save sex for when they are married because of physical, emotional, and spiritual reasons.

This essay is about abortion and the serious issues which are involved with it.

Essay discusses the controversial subject of abortion.

Essay discusses if abortion is morally permissable.

This essay is about the issue of abortion. It discusses both sides of the matter including ethical and economic issues.

Catholic, society, and medical views on abortion since its legalization.

Debates the morality of abortion: Essay argues that abortion is wrong

Examines the issue of abourtion. Debates its legality as it relates to the United States Constitution.

Abortion is a very touchy issue, hence the reason for the controversy behind it. Many people tend to believe that abortion is justified, and inflicts no harm on the aborted fetus or the mother. Do they have the right claim? Should we continue with abortion? Or is it immoral?

The following describes the many different procedures of abortion.

A satirical essay on abortion.

Questions if abortion should remain legal. Provides pros and cons on the controversial issue. Explores the history of abortion in the United States. Examines the political ramifications of the issue.

Essay discusses the controversial subject of pro life versus pro choice regarding abortion.

Debates the issue of abortion. The essay takes a pro-choice stance on the issue and evaluates the arguments in favor of pro-choice decisions.

Essay discusses how the practice of affirmative action is unfair.

Discusses the article "Myth and Math of Affirmative Action" by Goodwin Liu, which explains how many students get accepted into universities due to their ethnic, racial, religious or any other minority characteristics.

The main focus of affirmative action was on education and employment. It required that measures be used to ensure that minorities and women be given the same opportunities for promotions, salary increases, career advancements, school admissions, scholarships, and financial aid that all others were given, but originally did not state how this was to be accomplished.

Does affirmative action help protect the law?

Argument essay of animal testing and animal rights.

Investigates pros and cons of using animals for medical research. Discusses available alternatives, the necessity of animal medical research and the rights of animals.

Debates the issue of animal rights and defending the rights of animals. Describes the treatment of farm animals and animals used in experiments.

Animal testing is necessary for medical and technological advance

Debates whether the value of animal testing is worthwhile.

Takes a Pro-choice stance on abortion.

A comparison between Aristotle's and Kant's ethics and how they would handle the scenario of whether or not cheating is acceptable if one is under tremendous amounts of stress. While both Aristotle and Kant would oppose cheating, Aristotle would focus on the virtue of the person involved, while Kant would focus on the rightness or wrongness of the situation.

Essay provides a discussion of the extremely controversial topic of assisted suicide, which was made famous by Dr. Jack Kevorkian.

Are academics being prostituted by big time college athletics

An ethical study of a veternarian who successfully treats a client's dog unbeknownst to the client, who did not want the dog to suffer the pain that was likely associated with such treatment. The Theory of Deontology, an ethical theory that addresses one's duties and rights in various situations, best addresses the moral dilemma associated with this scenario.

Debates the issue of surrogates. Describes the circumstances under which surrogacy is often considered. Advocates adoption as an alternative.

This essay identifies the ideals of utilitarianism and discusses the problems that a certain philosopher finds with utilitarian ethics.

Essay on Sexual Harrashment

Bilingual education when working concurrently with ESL programs extends the boundaries of education to accommodate individual needs of the child to ensure a smooth and established transition into their new country. Bilingual education provides the child with high levels of confidence to progress through their childhood years.

Should people be able to deny a student's freedom to read any book they wish to in a school? Every time adults ban a book, kids lose the chance to gain knowledge from that work of literature. The students' outlook on the world becomes narrower as they lose access to an insightful point of view.

This essay is about poverty, why it happens to people, and gives suggestions about how to fix such things as welfare, minimum wage, and public education.

Deals with the very controversial issue of euthanasia.

A first person view of the reasons why In Vitro fertilization is an ethical choice for parents.

Essay compares the works of two authors Richard T. De George, author of "Property and Global Justice", and Peter Singer, author of "Rich and Poor," in their exploration of the subject of is it our obligation to help third world countries, or is it a choice?

Issues regarding morality within the Canadian legal system.

Arguments both for and against the issue of capital punishment. A history of capital punishment is also included.

Attempts to explain the reasons why capital punishment should be outlawed.

Is the death penalty acceptable?

Essay provides a discussion regarding capital punishment.

An persuasive essay arguing that capital punishment should be abolished in every nation. Examines the moral and legal issues of capital punishment.

Although in today's modern society many countries have now opted to declare capital punishment obsolete, some areas still feel that keeping the penalty instated is necessary such as the United States and China.

A non-persuasive approach to the capital punishment issue.

Debates the controversial topic of Capital Punishment in the United States. Questions if it is morally right or wrong. Examines inequalities of its application between different states.