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Essay heading: eating disorders
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"Internet usage statistics point to one billion users worldwide, with a growth rate of 15% per month. The World Wide Web, the Internet's most popular component, is being integrated into the marketing, information, and communications strategies of almost every major corporation, educational institution, charitable and political organization, community service agency, and government entity in the developed world...
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No previous communications advance has been adopted by the public so widely so rapidly."(John Eger) One can see how savvy Generation "Y" is with technology. The majority of students from this generation were already using computers by the time they reached their teens, if not younger. The bulk of college students own computers and check their e-mail daily...
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