Abstract
This paper contrasts the benefits of home workouts with those of working out at a gym. The paper discusses the advantages of working out at home, that include time and convenience of working out any time of any day. The paper also discusses the dvantages of the gym, that are the lack of distractions, better equipment and having a personal trainer.

From the Paper
"Having worked out both at home and at a gym, I have noticed that there are advantages and disadvantages to each. Working out at home, for example, provides advantages of time and convenience. Since it does not require me to travel back and forth to the gym, I save minutes each way. Not only does this save me time, but it also allows me to fit in a workout without significantly interrupting what I am working on. I can..."

Tags:working out, gym, personal trainer

Abstract
The paper begins with a definition and history of affirmative action in the U.S. The controversy surrounding this practice is then explored. Statistics are cited and the University of Michigan is used to illustrate the controversy. Advantages and disadvantages of the practice of affirmative action are discussed.

From the Paper
"Much of the debate over affirmative action focuses on the notion that affirmative action gives preference to minorities at the expense of whites. For example, California's Proposition 209 ended local and state affirmative action programs in public employment, public education, and public contracting. Advocates of proposition 209 claim that affirmative action is unconstitutional since it gives preferential treatment to certain groups."

Tags:history, controversy, statistics, University, of, Michigan, dvantages, disadvantages, minorities, whites