People with Down Syndrome have been treated very differently, people with Down Syndrome are being treated differently and taunted for their bodily features, many people have been put to death, and people with have been named “”Mongolians””. About one in every 700 babies born has Down Syndrome and that is out of 32,819,00 people worldwide. […]
In The Joy Luck Club, by Amy Tan, concepts of balance are highly influential in regards to the stories of An-Mei Hsu and Lena St. Clair. An-Mei Hsu uses faith to find balance in her life after the death of her son, Bing. Lena St. Clair balances all of her transactions with her husband, Harold, […]
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It is time to end the perception that video games, cause more violent behaviors in gamers. I might have a bias in this topic as I have been playing videos games, and violent video games for more than half my life now. If what the media says its true and that people who spend hours […]
Persepolis: The story of a childhood by Marjane Satrapi is an intriguing and heartbreaking, coming of age novel with a refreshing twist. The story portrays the Islamic Revolution through Marji’s innocent eyes and conveys how The woman who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The woman who walks alone is […]
There are three parts to every individual personal identity which is known as tripartite model of personal identity, this model describes the individual, group, and universal levels of personal identity. We will be focusing on the group level of personal identity, which focuses on the similarities and differences among other individuals. The society divides everyone […]
During the course of my studies as a law student on a two years intensive degree in The University of Northampton, UK, i was able to develop my Research skills, communication skills, problem solving skills, decision making skills and my time manangement in meeting up with the deadline for my course work. Some of my […]
Creation vs. Evolution Paper What do you believe in? Is it Creation, and that Jesus Christ created the world or Evolution, and that the Big Bang created the universe? With the basic knowledge I have on both topics and what we’ve discussed in the past week, as well as, the websites I have visited, I […]
Phones should be aloud in school. “It helps students be ready for a job later on down the road.” “There are many reasons that they need their phones like to know how to access their email, call anyone, read the news, and many more.” ” The kids and students need to know how to use […]
Phones should be allowed in school. “There are many reasons for phones during school.” “Phones can be a great learning tool during school and out of school. Phones can help the student for a job in the future.” “The students need to learn how to be responsible with their device during school.” ” They should […]
Abstract During early childhood, a child experiences various cognitive and physical changes. Children from two to seven years old develop quickly within the blink of an eye. Their developmental stage at this age mostly focus on physical and cognitive growth. A child motor skill increases during this stage due to their fast growing of the […]
Physical education is the instructional way of learning physical exercises and games throughout your school life. Many people ask if physical education is a good idea each year for students of every age and grade level. Many people think that physical education is a great idea to help us keep on track with fitness levels […]
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is the process in which we treat patients in sudden cardiac arrest in the hopes of restoring a pulse but also sufficient blood flow to the heart, brain, and lungs. The process of CPR is to provide chest compressions as well as ventilation for the patient in efforts of regaining a pulse. […]
Plagiarism and Academic Integrity Plagiarism is the act of taking credit, either deliberately or inadvertently, for another persons intellectual property. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary online, to ?plagiarize means: to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one’s own, use (another’s production) without crediting the source, to commit literary theft, present as […]
When completed studying the excerpts of the Matrix, Plato’s “The Allegory of the Cave”, and Descartes Meditation I, I recognized various connections as well as variety. All readings challenge the idea of reality; if their reality is being managed, and which reality they are existing in. In all these narratives the characters were doubtful of […]
The rule of contractual was something Plato’s believed in and stood by it ever since the education he received along with other advantages that the state offered to its people, Plato’s was also like forced to agree as well to live per the laws of the state. Plato’s also believed in accepting and taking the […]
Renaissance history plays are also known as early English plays and they mainly refer to William Shakespeare’s plays or plays of other famous people who wrote plays in the past. They may also be referred to as Elizabethan because they were mostly performed during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Renaissance plays were performed in the […]
This story is based on the Death of a Salesman as the name suggests. Upon reading this I judged the story based on the title alone and I was correct. I did not know how or what lead to the death of the salesman or his or her name. As I read the story, I […]
The poem I chose is “Love is Not All” by Edna St. Vincent Millay. I chose this poem because it has to do with love and the message she is portraying is amazing. This poem was written in 1931 when Millay was thirty-nine. Most of her work was humorous but not this one. This one […]
Short Stories + Terror = Poe American Romanticism brought a new era to America and American literature. Within literature of the Romanticism era came the development of the gothic novel. Edger Allen Poe is one of the well-known gothic authors which arose from this era. Throughout Poe’s career he wrote many short stories following one […]
Have you ever been to the zoo as a kid? Or brought your children there for a fun day to see all the amazing beautiful animals? One animal particularly affected by climate change is the polar bear. As the temperature rises, the polar bear population decreases. These hotter levels are taking their homes away from […]
I think I speak for a majority of us when I say that my parents are immigrants. They moved here in hopes of a life with an excellent education and greater opportunities. In 2009, Natalia arrived in the United States from Ghana, as a young girl under the impression that she would be working part-time […]
The African American citizens located in a South Los Angeles neighborhood began to riot on April 29, 1992. This uproar began because of a violent action against an African American taxi driver, Rodney King, in 1991. Since then, many cases of police brutality have sparked disputes nationwide. Because of these quarrels, there should be stricter […]
United States of America has a two-party system. They are democratic party and a republican’s party. Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were the one to give birth to the countries first political parties in the United States. Hamilton led the federalist party and Jefferson led the democratic -republican party which was later shorten to democratic […]
Although Hip hop and Pop culture are alike, they differ in their lyrical flow, instruments, and vibes. Pop is catchy while hip-hop has soul; pop music is upbeat and is to be thought of for dancing. Hip-hop is the type of music people listen to as a feeling of empowerment and confidence. Pop music was […]
Andrew Carnegie and John Rockefeller were two of the most wealthiest men in the late 19th century. They were often called the captains of industry. Carnegie ran the steel industry while Rockefeller dominated the oil industry. Both men have made enormous contributions to the glided age and impacted their era in both positive and negative […]
Stephen Gardiner once said, “The Industrial Revolution was another of those extraordinary jumps forward in the story of civilization.” The Industrial Revolution, which began in Britain in the later 1700’s, was a time when a simple, rural, and primitive society jumped to more urban, competent, and industrial one. It’s natural resources, buyer demand, stable government, […]
Psychology began blooming during the late 1800s in America with only a few major concepts and scientific experiments. Multiple diagnoses and theories were made without proper research, particularly the Rest Cure treatment developed by neurologist Silas Weir Mitchell. The Rest Cure was a treatment for hysteria, neurasthenia, and other nervous illnesses; this was most commonly […]
PTSD in US military veterans since the Vietnam War ranged from approximately 2% to 17%. Studies of recent conflicts suggest that combat-related PTSD afflicts between 4% and 17% of US Iraq War veterans, but only 3“6% of returning UK Iraq War veterans.According to the U.S. Department of Veteran affairs, an average of 20 veterans commit […]
Power has many definitions, but in King Lear, power seems to be defined as one’s ability or capacity too direct and influence others as well as the current course of events. Power is incredibility corruptive and this is proven many times over by the main characters of the play. King Lear serves as an excellent […]
Imagine where all of the past is lacking in any purpose and only the present pertains meaning to an individual. Where the existence of an individual has has been vanished after his or her death, as if any entity of faith, for instance God, is to be deemed as fruitless. In the novel, The Stranger, […]
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