Following are actual quotes from past papers.

• "The case of Dean Rogan of Saginaw, Michigan is a good example of how the National Crime Information Center has faults. Rogan was arrested at gun point five times because his wallet was stolen a few years back. It was not until Rogan had sued the city of Los Angeles, that his name was removed from the database."
• "In the psychological domain, before the age of computers had arrived, our society was plagued by stress, fatigue, illness, and physical overexertion derived from the fact that man himself was the single most important factors in the production process."
• "The picture had no intention of being put into a magazine."
• "As far as people are concerned that those who use forms of computer-mediated communication religiously will lose the ability to socially interact with other people is completely unfounded."
• "The way one's interior make-up is does not always guarantee that they are singular in this genetic make-up."
• "DNA is the abbreviation for deoxyribonucleic acid, the genetic material that essentially is the make-up of human tissue or men's semen."
• "The results of the [DNA} tests are presented in bar code form. When the laboratory results come in, the computer images the results in a sort of bar code, then the results are compared with the human eye."
• "One problem that has arose deals with those people who disagree with any type of governmental control. These people feel that their rights, which are provided by the first amendment are imposed upon when censorship comes into the picture. On the other hand, there are those individuals that are negatively affected by the Internet. They feel that illicit crimes such as child pornography, hate crimes, and other touchy subjects should be removed off of the Internet."
• "An individual's personal rights end where another's begin."
• "At present time the internet is too wily a beast for even the F.C.C. to control."
• "People today not only live longer, but they are also less subject to the constant threat of sudden and uncontrollable death and disability."
• "The main issue that drives government to want to police cyberpace is pornography. These days, sex is everywhere -- in books, magazines, films, television, music videos and in some bus-stop perfume ads."
• "Why is federal regulation unconstitutional? well the first amendment clearly states that '...blah...blah... congress shall not abridge the freedom of speech, or of the press... blah...'"
• "The internet, of course, is more than a place to find pictures of people having sex with dogs."
• "With today's technology, one can rob a bank from the privacy of your own home."
• "Whether Internet Communication should be subject to federal regulation is an extremely controversial topic, of which there would be either no privacy with regulation or that privacy would be upheld by no regulation, but because of the computer age there really is no privacy; therefore, the government should regulate the Internet to get a grip on severe criminal activity."
• "The thought of match making as a consequence to genetic screening tends to support the position that individual choice is now secondary to medical concern. The choice of one's life mate is certainly the most basic liberty under our pursuit of happiness constitutional promise but the avoidance of a deadly disease needs treatment with some propriety."
• "The uncertainty that results from these intrusive tests gives credence to the proponents of anti-genetic testing."
• "I believe that regulations and systems are already being implemented to responsibly control the flow of data to protect us from an Orwellian "1994" scenario."
• "Through logical and step-by-step procedures, the huma brain is trying to be matched by testing the limitations of men and technology."
• "At latest estimates, the internet is composed of approximately 4 million host computers, each of which are serving anywhere between 1 and 2 million users."
• "The Senate has thrown a huge monkey on the everyone's back who has become use to a situation where information can be exchange freely throught the internet without the undue hindrance of censorship."
• "Ever since the criminals moved into the internet, familiar crimes such as obscenity, have occurred, but in recent timed this problem has gotten much deeper. For instance, there have been a growing number of reports of software theft, sabotage of computer systems, uncensored pornography, and opinionated articles such as a suggestion that the Holocaust never occurred, written by Ernst Zundel. This dark side of the interner is a legal way for crimes to occur."
• "In a random survey of one hundred internet users at the University of Florida, forty-eight students felt that the internet should be federally regulated, and fifty-two felt that it should not. This concludes that this is a very controversial topic and each side has strong evidence to prove its case."
• "There have been many reports of people who switch their sexual gender when they log on to the computer. In fact it is now an understood rule of thumb that any sexually aggressive female, quite possibly, is a male."
• "First amendment rights, or the violation of them, is an issue older than the constitution itself."
• "But the biggest challenges of all that the internet faces today is, the availability of pornographic and indecent materials on-line and criminals using these materials as a tool to rape and molest several of our children."
• "Flaming happens when electronic mail is being used and people may leave startling blunt messages, which results in name calling or epithets."
• "DNA testing is very scientific and it is accepted by many experts and criminal laboratories world wide."
• "A computer is a work of many hard years of researched technology, but all the research in the world is not going to make a technological device became in any way humanly."
• "The whole idea of the future is that we are going to have wild and crazy things being developed like flying cars and telephones where you can see the person you are talking to, but to think that you are going to get a device to feel the things a human feels is ridiculous."
• "The idea of copyright and patents are ingrained in the our modern society a you society becomed more technology advance these fundamental ideas must be constantly redefined to fit the emerging technology."
• "The Internet, which was discovered during the Civil War..."
• "It is not illegal to outlaw them." (referring to computer viruses)
• "People strive off personal communication."
• "Money should not be a concern to those who go on living every day without laying a minute of thought aside for the current deficit."
• "According to Katie Baxter, a student at Tulane University and a user of the Internet..." (citing a telephone interview with an authority on e-mail)
• "Computers have improved our lives in another way; they allow us to take the work home."
• "Under the right of Freedom of Speech, citizens are legally permitted the God given right to express one's self through language."
• "Due to all the new technologies available in today's workplace, time pressures and deadlines are no longer an issue for most employees."
• "This in effect will erase the generation gap and leave society on a course headed toward the future."
• "The 'information superhighway' may not have all the things we as a society may need right now but, it will have things to keep us amused until we get here. It is clear that the 'information superhighway' will revolutionize the way we watch television."
• "In the business world, decisions must be made often on short notice, or immediately following a transaction. Thus, data must be processed within [a] billionth of a second while reports must be printed in a matter of minutes."
• "In fact, we should take a brief moment out of our time and thank the scientists, engineers, programmers, and everyone else who has a hand in computer techology for bringing us to this new stage of economy."
• "Computers will continue to revolutionize the way we see and do things, but rest assured, they are all for the better."