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Jeanette Winterson’s Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit explores the themes of homosexuality and relationships affected by difference. Throughout this novel, it is clear that there are symbols present that carry the overall meaning in this piece. Jeanette, the protagonist, discovers that she is a lesbian, which is complicated by the fact that she comes … Read more
More than two million young and innocent children get forced into pageants every year in the U.S alone. With each pageant having several unique yet disastrous ethical issues for every participant. Children competing in pageants is a problem.Children competing in pageants is a problem. Due to the majority of time spent in childhood will be … Read more
“Dear Martin” is a first-person perspective about what it means to be a young African American in today’s era. Specifically, Stone explores topics such as microaggression as we watch Justyce’s classmates make racial jokes and accuse him of being “too sensitive”; white privilege, systemic racism, and white fragility all while racial profiling and the need … Read more
Bobby Hundreds, the founding father of The Hundreds, declared that “streetwear is a culture, not just a product.” A subculture is a group that often has beliefs or interests that varies with those of the larger culture usually involving recognizable fashion and music tastes. Many subcultures also despise and reject the mainstream and commercialization of … Read more
Future investment can be categorized as the important component in our life. One of the ways to do so is by practicing saving. Most of the young people nowadays did not realize the power of saving for their future. From only one ringgit per day to a bunch of money. According to the American Bankers … Read more
An American Hero is someone who puts others before themselves and does good deeds throughout his or hers home life and community. Also someone who has a positive impact on on a person or a group of individuals. Someone to look up to and follow in their footsteps. Tyrus Raymond Cobb or Ty Cobb was … Read more
Peter Kurten was born in May 26,1883.During Peter Kurten childhood was beaten up by his father everyday in front of his brothers and mother. Peter Kurten’s dad was a alcoholic, which was the reasoning for leading him to beat up Peter and his mother. Peter claims that his life was ruined by sexual violence at … Read more
Yamamoto Isoroku was a Marshal Admiral of the Japanese Navy during World War II, as well as the commander-in-chief of the Combined Fleet. He was born on April 4, 1884, in Nagaoka, Japan. He was the source of the surprise attack on U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Yamamoto Isoroku, original … Read more
The Hellenistic Period lasted from 323-31 BC/BCE. Many schools of thought arose, including Sophism, Platonism, Neoplatonism, and Pythagoreanism. The three areas of philosophy in the Hellenistic world that I found easiest to summarize are Cynicism, Skepticism, and Stoicism. For Cynics, the purpose of life is to live in harmony with nature. Ancient Cynics like Antisthenes … Read more
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice continues to be a well-loved classic in any readers’ bookcase. The anxieties of marriage, distinctions in social status, significances of reputation, unreasonable expectations of women and inconveniences of too much pride and prejudice are some of the themes presented in the novel. Among the various characters introduced, Elizabeth Bennet is … Read more
The House of Wisdom gives a record of Muslim logical and social prevalence over Christian Europe amid the Middle Ages and contends that the West owes an obligation to the Arabs and Islam today (Lyons 13). His record is organized around Islam’s required five day-by-day prayers and supplications. Lyon does supports it by revealing the … Read more
After contemplating what career path was best suited to my skill set, I came across a video showing the problems with the world today which left an imprint in my mind. I wanted to help make a difference, no matter how little. After researching Chemical Engineering I realised it is an industry based on improving … Read more
Road bicycle racing is the cycle sport discipline of road cycling, held on paved roads. The two most common competition formats are mass start events, where riders start simultaneously and race to set a finish point. Stage races or “tours” take multiple days. and consist of several mass-start or time -trial stages ridden consecutively. Professional … Read more
The Beat Generation has always been associated, and rightfully so, with themes connected to sexuality. Beat writers were, and still are, famous for advocating sexual liberation and free love, being open about their homosexuality when that was the case (like Allen Ginsberg did for all his life), and much of their literary production is filled … Read more
America: It’s Always Darkest before the Dawn’s Early Light “Anything seemed possible, likely, feasible, because I wanted everything to be possible” (Wright 72). Richard, the protagonist in Richard Wright’s Black Boy, always thinks optimistically. Likewise, an air of faith and hope drives John Steinbeck’s Joad family through their problems on the way to California in … Read more
Cultural Artifact The film Arranged (2007) illustrates the modern day lives of an Orthodox Jewish woman named Rochel Meshenberg and a Muslim woman named Nasira Khaldi, who, despite their religious differences and what society thinks, become friends while teaching fourth grade in New York. Along with many judgmental and scornful stares by neighbors, children, and … Read more
Over the course of life, everyone has their fair share of difficulties or challenges. Like in The Bread Givers, everyone in the world needs to work for things they want as those things are not always handed to them. There are many obstacles people have to go through to reach the point of success and … Read more
Why Conformity and Obedience are important to the Public Services Conformity and Obedience form the basis of every Public Service. Without them the internal discipline and hierarchal system wouldn’t be able to work effectively. These Public Services require their Officers to conform to the role that is expected and to follow orders irrespective of whether … Read more
In his first and most famous work, Night, Elie Wiesel relives his experience in the concentration camps of the Nazi regime during World War II. Wiesel, who was born and raised a devout Jew and excelled at Talmudic and spiritual studies, recounts his loss of freedom, innocence, family, and finally faith. One of the accomplishments … Read more
Fundamental to personal growth is humanity’s innate need for achievement. As success is subjective, I believe that achievement cannot be defined by a mere number as it is an individual measure of effort. I firmly believe that success can be achieved by reaching set goals and can be maintained with resilience, determination and humility as … Read more
In the tragedy/comedy Cyrano De Bergerac there are many crucial instances to the story where the main character, Cyrano, acts up in a way that everyone in his company clearly notices. Many of these moments are considered unconditionally courageous. However, are these moments truly courageous or is Cyrano just being an arrogant, braggadocios fool? Although … Read more
Environment is the most essential foundation for our lives. Environment and human always have a strong relationship and influence each other all the time. I believe individuals should learn something about environment and try to do something for our living foundation. Therefore, I took this course, and went to do a volunteer service at Green … Read more
Exploration is a great challenge for the human spirit. There’s nothing like the feeling of adventuring through parts unknown with tools needed essential for survival. It’s a reinvigorating feeling that comes with those experiences. There may be occasions where you’ll need a tool such as a cold steel tanto knife for scratching the bark off … Read more
A talented, troubled performer, Kurt Cobain became a rock legend with his band Nirvana in the 1990s. A. He was born February 20, 1967, in Aberdeen, Washington. B. He has one younger sister, Kim. C. As a boy, Cobain enjoyed drawing, playing the drums, and piano. Cobain began listening to rock music and that’s when … Read more
“Any fool can know. The point is to understand. ” – Albert Einstein. When it comes to intelligence, it can be divided into two broad categories. One of them is the academic intelligence, while the other kind is the street smarts. Academic intelligence refers to education, training, classes and so on. This is an exclusively … Read more
We are taking a brief look at the man who took General Electric that at the time was still a profitable company. To the powerhouse industry changer and innovator that it is today. The leader is John Welch, his methods and insight that were not common back in the 80’s. Still he took GE from … Read more
In Raymond Carver’s short story “Beginners,” the use of alcohol is the most apparent and important image and helps show the characters’ true feelings about their love life. Through the characters’ consumption of alcohol, we are able to see their eventual confusion and simplification of the meaning of true love. Carver begins the story with … Read more
At the beginning of the Laches, Socrates, Laches, Nicias, Melesias, Lysiamachus are gathered to discuss whether Melesias’ and Lysiamachus’ sons should learn to fight in armor. Socrates argues that Melesias and Lysiamachus are really concerned about “the matter in which virtue might be added to the souls of their sons to make them better” (190b). … Read more
Misty May is a famous beach volleyball player, she has attended many Olympic games for, beach volleyball. Misty May and her teammate Kerri Walsh are considered the greatest beach volleyball team of all time, after they won three straight Olympic medals, in 2004, 2008, and 2012. Misty was born July 30, 1977 in Los Angeles. … Read more
One of a Kind During our lifetimes, we often encounter people who we get along with very well. Most of the time, those people who we meet can make a huge impact on our lives and make us see the world in a different perspective. It took me a couple of years to realize that … Read more
A friend is your companion, but your best friend Is like your other half. Your best friend stays with you all the time, trusts you, have fun with you, shares everything to you, and cries with you. My friends are also my best friends. They are my companions. I share everything to them, I trust … Read more
Born and raised in a village in India with less exposure to medical facilities and education has always attracted my focus to enter healthcare and pursue it as career. The path was never easy for me. Struggles began as a three-year-old kid (when I started school) with my two siblings who used to take a … Read more
In J.D Vance’s wildly-popular 2016 memoir Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, Vance recounts his childhood experience of Appalachian poverty and makes a sociological argument against government handouts. Speaking from personal exposure to Appalachian poverty, drug-abuse, and crime, Vance expresses his frustration with what he sees as a culture of … Read more
The purpose, function and layout and locations of an ECAM cockpit. The pilot’s job on all aircraft includes continuous monitoring of the flight instruments. It also includes checking the plane for damages and dangers for proper operation of the engine and airframe systems. For commercial aircrafts, this can mean monitoring numerous gauges such as temperature … Read more
A child was born on January 15, 1926 to a blind, teenage mother. That child was going to become a man by the name of Hosea Williams, a Civil Rights activist and a politician. William’s mother would die giving birth to a daughter, and said daughter along with Hosea, went to live on their grandparents” … Read more
A milestone in the life of any person is the birth of their first child. Nothing quite compares to the feeling you get when you look down and see the eyes of this little human that you helped create. The joy felt by new parents is almost indescribable. However, this moment passes too quickly and … Read more
According to religious, geographical, economic, cultural and political the people are using a way is lifestyle. It is means to the characteristics of people lived in a region in special time. It contains day to day activities and behaviors of people in diet, fun and job. Lifestyle is an important factor of health. Many people … Read more
The Adaptive Behavior Assessment System (ABAS-2) is a behavior rating scale that gives a complete assessment of adaptive skills across the lifespan (Harrison & Oakland, 2000). Adaptive skills refer to behavior that enables a person to get along in his or her environment with greatest success and least conflict with others; this can also be … Read more
Life is not as hard as we sometimes make it to be. All fingers are not equal and some were born more fortunate than some others. Bearing this in mind, we should learn to cut our coats according to our coat. Social media has got people living a fake life, snapping pictures with borrowed clothes … Read more
The attraction between two people has always been seen as an almost mythical and indecipherable fact. We believe that women are complex beings, when in reality it’s not very difficult to understand them, much less to attract them.In order to do so, it’s necessary to follow the most important advice: be yourself. Now, it’s true … Read more
The main reason that motivated me to pursue the Master of Project Management course is the appeal and challenge project managers experience in delivering assignments they undertake in their career. The qualification , indeed, lead to very smart and modern careers for graduates who love challenges , creativity, leaderships and success, as a graduate of … Read more
Response to “Monkey Man” & “Angela’s Eyes” From both “Monkey Man” and “Angela’s Eyes”, Walter Dean Myers portrays the 145th Street neighborhood as a character, with strengths, weaknesses, and values. By telling these stories about 145th Street itself, he manages to describe the neighborhood with humanlike values and characteristics throughout 145th Street. In the stories, … Read more
J.J. Thomson was born on December 18, 1856, in Cheetham Hill, England, near Manchester. His father was a bookseller who planned for Thomson to be an engineer. When an apprenticeship at an engineering firm couldn’t be found, Thomson was sent to pass his time at Owens College at the age of 14. In 1876, J.J … Read more
Sanity is the requirement of the self insofar as we afford it moral responsibility. Susan Wolf in her essay, ‘Sanity and Responsibility’ wants to appeal to our ‘pre-philosophical’ intuitions about moral responsibility by claiming that moral responsibility is not afforded to one on the basis of whether determinism is true or not, but rather whether … Read more
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule provides consumers with important privacy rights and protections with respect to their health information, including important controls over how their health information is used and disclosed by health plans and health care providers. At the same time, the Privacy Rule recognizes circumstances arise where health … Read more
Five, six, and five, six, seven, eight Since the age of seven, I’ve embraced a multitude of dance styles. My experience began with traditional Russian dancing which advanced to ballroom, ballet, modern, hip-hop, jazz and contemporary. My love for dance traversed the Atlantic Ocean to prosper on two different continents during the most difficult time … Read more
An open minded person is one who’s having the capability of inclination to understand that one’s views, ideas and notion are not the absolute but it’s about maintaining a profound respect for other’s views, ideas and notion as well. There are may be three possible ways to be an open minded namely adjusting perspective, broadening … Read more
Rise Up The narrator of “Note to Sixth-Grade Self” gains confidence and strength during the course of her story. The narrator is consistently bullied by Patricia and Cara, the popular girls at school. They turn the entire school against the narrator, leaving her to fend and stick up for herself. She is constantly put in … Read more
Learning to Read by Fredrick Douglas Learning to Read is an excerpt from Fredrick Douglass’ biography. He writes about the steps he undertook in learning to read and write. He displays all the levels in this single passage. Fredrick was a slave in his master’s house. He lacked the opportunity of going to school or … Read more
Some people agree with euthanasia or mercy killing because “It frees up hospital beds and resources”. However, just because hospital beds are needed by other patients, that does not mean it is ok to allow people to die in order to free up beds for others. Some of those patients can be taken care of … Read more
