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The Dangers of Excessive Exposure to Radiation (531 words, 1 pages)

Ever since I was a child, I have been interested in the medical field. One particular field I have been interested in is radiology. Ever since I took my first Chemistry class in high school, I took a keen interest in radioactive isotopes and how elements can fuse and split. ... Read More

An Analysis of a World Without Money and the Dangers of Robots in Full Control of Society (658 words, 2 pages)

Imagine a future where there was no money and humans did not have to work because everything was provided for them by machines. Would this be good for humanity.Normally, human always have purpose and destination, but if there are no goals, they will lose their ways. Because since the technology ... Read More

A Personal Review of the Play Reasons to Be Pretty Performed at the Los Medanos Little Theater (881 words, 3 pages)

Reasons to Be PrettyI watched the play Reasons to Be Pretty at the Los Medanos Little Theater on April 21st. This play follows the relationships of Greg and Stephanie and Carly and Kent and details the events following Greg and Stephanies breakup. The first scene opens to Stephanie and Greg ... Read More

My Life of Being a Dancer on Broadway (3018 words, 10 pages)

LApres-midi dun Wrecking Ball Within the New Studio on Broadway, the musical theatre department at NYUs Tisch School of the Arts, I am known as the dancer. My peers all tell me, due to my 13 years of prior dance training, of course you will be a dancer on Broadway! ... Read More

The Dangers of Jealousy in Othello, a Play by William Shakespeare (1634 words, 6 pages)

BewareJealousy, without a doubt, is the most powerful human emotion. Looking at the world in its entirety, it is easy to observe that people are destroyed because of what they think they know as much as the truth behind certain actions. In Othello, a play by William Shakespeare, the envious ... Read More

A Case Study on the Background, Issues, and Analysis of the Litigation Losses of Danle Corporation (984 words, 4 pages)

Unfortunately, every so often a corporation will run into legal trouble. This can range from small, insignificant law suits to class action law suits. It is critical to be transparent with external investors when disclosing financial statements. A study of Danles class action law suits can provide significant insight on ... Read More

An Examination of the Versatility of Col. Daniel Boone (585 words, 3 pages)

Sir Versatility -Or- The Surprising Account of A Backwards-Looking Trailblazer Col. Daniel Boone was a man challenged by polarized roles andexpectations placed upon him. Not only was Col. Boone a man who enjoyed thesolitary beauty of nature, but he was also a family man who was devastatedat the premature loss ... Read More

A Reflection on the Dangers of Drugs in the Movie Unguarded (398 words, 2 pages)

Ive watched many videos about the dangers of drugs throughout my young life, but not many presentations and videos have had such a great impact on my view on drugs. The movie Unguarded told the story of a man who had everything and nearly lost it all because of an ... Read More

A Solution to the Endangerment of the Asian Elephant (327 words, 2 pages)

The Asian elephant is one of the endangered species, and it iscategorized under the genus Elephas. They are found in the South East Asiaand the Borneo West, and they are the largest animals in Asia. However, thepopulation of these elephants deteriorated by over 50 in the previousthree generations. The Asian ... Read More

The Characteristics and Dangers of Copper Ore Mining (426 words, 1 pages)

Copper is a naturally occurring substance found in rocks in the form of ore. In order for copper to be used it must go through the production process that transforms the ore into copper that will be suitable for use. Copper mines, like most other mines, are owned mostly by ... Read More

A Report on Daniel Sui’s A Tetrad Analysis of Geographic Information Systems and Society Using McLuhan’s Law of the Media (626 words, 2 pages)

GIS Analysis of McLuhans Law of the MediaA tetrad analysis of GIS and society using McLuhans law of the media by Daniel Sui explains the growth of GIS technologies and the effect it has on society. Through the 4 laws theorized by McLuhan, Sui attempts to inform the reader of ... Read More

The Development of Moll’s Character in Moll Flanders, a Novel by Daniel Defoe (980 words, 4 pages)

One of the more obvious, and probably one of the more important strategies used to develop Molls character throughout the novel is the plot. As the story goes on, Moll is pushed further and further by the events in her life, allowing the reader to see her morals constantly put ... Read More

A Discussion on the Danger of Injuries in Football (368 words, 2 pages)

Football is a dangerous sport especially when its contact football. While parents of teens would not have to worry about allowing teens to play contact football since teens are more experienced, mature, and able to play football the safe way the parents of children are asked that question. Because of ... Read More

An Analysis and Impact of I Hope You Dance by Lee Ann Womack (769 words, 2 pages)

Lee Ann Womacks I Hope You Dance played an essential and inspirational role in the development of my endeavors as a child. The writers use of anaphora, rhetorical appeals to ethos and pathos, as well as her portrayal as a maternal figure through her lyrics, I hope you still feel ... Read More

Pilots’ Ways of Dealing With Controlled Flight Into Terrain and the Dangers of Aviation (1818 words, 8 pages)

Controlled Flight Into TerrainIn primary, instrument, and commercial flight training, a student pilot is inundated with information and warnings on the great and varied dangers of aviation. In spite of all of this information, if one were to spend a few days loitering around a municipal or other small airport, ... Read More

The Dangers of a Dystopian Society (1115 words, 4 pages)

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The Origin and Structure of Ragga Jungle, a Club-Oriented Dance Music (2410 words, 8 pages)

Emanating from the grimy clubs of urban London in the early 90s, ragga jungle is a genre that enjoyed a few years of fiery popularity before moving to being almost exclusively touted in niche internet circles. A genre distinctly lacking in subtlety, ragga jungle is yet another example of club-oriented ... Read More

Race and Sex in How to Make Love to a Negro Without Getting Tired by Dany Laferriere (2033 words, 7 pages)

Race in SexDany Laferrire, author of How to Make Love to a Negro Without Getting Tired, is a Haitian-Canadian novelist. He is an exiled Haitian man, who immigrated to Montreal, Canada in order to escape the Francois Duvalier regime. Dany Laferrire bravely confronts the harsh realities of displacement and assimilation ... Read More

Safety Rules That Help Avoid the Dangers That Come With Improper Internet Usage (325 words, 1 pages)

The internet can be a very scary place if proper safety rules arent practiced. There are many dangers that come with improper internet usage, which is why its important to know what to look out for. The first danger is scamming, while the second is internet predators, and last but ... Read More

The Dangers of Society in the Lottery, a Short Story by Shirley Jackson (570 words, 2 pages)

It was a beautiful bright day in which one unlucky winner would be awarded the prize of death. Shirley Jackson, in her short story The Lottery, intertwines the ceremonious images of celebration with the dullness of aging tradition in order to build up to a shocking finish. By doing this, ... Read More

The Dangers of Being a Field Journalist (1657 words, 6 pages)

The occupational hazards of a journalist are both numerous and dangerous. From field journalists in a war torn country to a local radio broadcaster, all types of journalists face danger. Although there is a few other ways journalists can face risks, the most dangerous aspect of a journalists job is ... Read More

The Dangers of an Intrusive Government in the Novel The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (448 words, 2 pages)

The Hunger Games Book ReviewIn the novel, The Hunger Games (2008), the author Suzanne Collins reveals the dangers of having an intrusive government that violates personal rights, and that the people must keep the government from gaining too much power. Collins supports her argument that the people must fight the ... Read More

Hip-Hop Dancing as a New Art Form (1360 words, 5 pages)

Throughout The Humanities by Sayre, we have seen the rise and fall of civilizations but a repeating idea seems to be that every culture creates a form of art that reflects their practices and what that society deems as important. In most cases, these art forms can be seen as ... Read More

The Dangers of Making Assault Weapons Open to Public Ownership in a Conservative Case for an Assault Weapons Ban by Larry Alan Burns (1578 words, 6 pages)

Rhetorical Analysis on a Conservative Case for an Assault Weapons BanIf we cant draw a sensible line on guns, we may as well call the American experiment in democracy a failure (Burns 1). A conservative case for an assault weapons ban by Larry Alan Burns discusses the dangers of making ... Read More

Gender Stereotyping of Women Illustrated in The Letters of Abelard and Heloise and Dangerous Liaisons (2104 words, 7 pages)

The Gender Stereotyping of Women Illustrated in The Letters of Abelard and Heloise and Dangerous LiaisonsWhile stereotypes in society often result in multiple errors when it comes to personality judgments, they exist for one reason to allow for rapid processing of a persons characteristics when given a first impression. One ... Read More

The Dangers of the Hepatitis C Disease in the Book Lovers and Livers by Jacalyn Duffin (994 words, 2 pages)

It has generally been accepted by the medical community as a fact that hepatitis C is a dangerous liver disease caused by the hepatitis C virus. That being said, it is worth considering the reasons for which this fact is accepted is it perhaps due to some irrefutable visual proof ... Read More

Coincidence Saves Two Characters from Danger in the Book, The Lady of the Lattice by Sax Rohmer (681 words, 3 pages)

Within Sax Rohmer's "The Lady of the Lattice" story coincidence savestwo characters from harm two sets of coincidental occurrences help torescue a male and a female character from dire circumstances. For example,after Ab Tabh coincidentally enters a certain mosque at the time whenSheikh Ismail is about to behead Kernaby Pasha, ... Read More

Understanding the Practice and Beliefs of the Vedanta Society (1500 words, 4 pages)

The building was nondescript, the only thing setting it apart from the countless other apartments on the street was the small sign beside the door inscribed The Vedanta Society. The interior was just as plain, as the shrine was only a small room filled with chairs and an alter in ... Read More

The Dangers Caused by Jealousy, Chaos, and Tragedy in Othello, a Play by William Shakespeare (908 words, 4 pages)

Othello Literary reviewJealousy, Chaos, and TragedyThroughout Shakespeares Othello, there are many hits of jealousy and chaos that turn characters against each other and lay out the scenes to the tragic play. In this play, Shakespeare presents the audience with a tragic spectacle of a man who is over come by ... Read More

A Discussion on SEC’s Accusation of the Defendants of Disseminating False Information Through Various Forums to Enron’s Undertakings (354 words, 2 pages)

The SEC accuses the defendants of disseminating false informationthrough various official forums appropriate to Enron's undertakings. First,as the Enron's Board chair and chief executive, Kenneth Lay gave the boardmisleading information through failure to disclose conflicting informationrelating to operations happening at the company. Besides, in collusion withJeffrey Skilling, they presented misleading ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013