Category Archives: X Archive 2012

Practice Opening-oaktree1234

Posted on September 7, 2020 by oaktree1234

Distrust grew among the Nigerian people when vaccination teams attempted to provide them with the polio vaccine. Rumors spread that the vaccine was a corrupt political stunt and would riddle their population with AIDS and fertility conflicts. All efforts to … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening – l8tersk8ter

Posted on September 7, 2020 by l8tersk8ter

The virus will not be fully eradicated with the current vaccination efforts until social justice issues are addressed. The mistrust of the American government is a barrier in the success of the vaccine. The Muslim religions strong beliefs makes them … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening – mhmokaysure

Posted on September 7, 2020 by kowiklinski

The spread of Polio in Nigeria stems from a far deeper issue; the government’s distrust by its own people. Ranked by Transparency International as one of the most corrupt nations in the world, there is undoubtedly a disconnect between the … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening- cardinal7218

Posted on September 6, 2020 by cardinal7218

A lack of cooperation regarding vaccination will stop polio from being eradicated. In Nigeria, vaccination efforts were derailed by mere rumors. Anti-polio vaccination groups spread false information about vaccines containing AIDS or harmful drugs, creating resistance against vaccination. An uncooperative … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening- runnerd4

Posted on September 6, 2020 by runnerd4

Based on the happenings in Nigeria, it is clear to see that polio will never fully be eradicated from the world. The misleading and false rumors about the vaccination in Nigeria lead to conflict and many people deciding not to … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening- gabythefujoshi

Posted on September 6, 2020 by gabythefujoshi18

A cut down on routine immunizations and visiting home would prove more effective. The article references that survivors of polio can better spread the message of the fatalities of the virus; they are a physical embodiment of its effects. People of Nigeria live in an environment filled with violence … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening—cfriery

Posted on September 5, 2020 by cfriery

Practice Opening: People are the Polio problem. Due to a rumor, Polio infection has gone from 6 localized places to having hundreds of children paralyzed. Local leaders in northern Nigeria had begun doubting the efforts of vaccinators stating, “that the … Continue reading →

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Practice Opening—davidbdale

Posted on September 4, 2020 by davidbdale

Children are the saddest casualties, and too often the most vulnerable. As recently as 2014, in the latest catastrophe to spin out of the death fest in Syria, the local polio outbreak spread to Iraq. Despite what the New York Times called “an … Continue reading →

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White paper – Jets1313

Posted on February 24, 2019 by jets1313

Working Hypothesis 1: Celebrities obtain unjust special treatment unequal to the average criminal while incarcerated in state or federal prisons, creating an immoral and unbalanced criminal justice system. 1a. Working Hypothesis 2: Celebrities are given unlawful and special treatment in … Continue reading →

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Causal Essay Rewrite – Ally Hodgson

Posted on April 26, 2012 by allyhodgson93

So, How Did Marijuana Get Placed Into Schedule One in the First Place? Marijuana is a schedule one drug. A schedule one drug is described under the Controlled Substances Act as:  “hav[ing] a high potential for abuse, have no currently … Continue reading →

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