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Playing Piano: How to Play the Major C Triad (1359 words, 6 pages)

Playing the piano looks easy depending on who is playing and that persons years of experience. Learning to play the piano is not a very easy process. It takes time to be good at it. Beginners dont have a history of playing over time they have to start from scratch. ... Read More

Advantages and Potential Risks Associated with Using Tor and the Deep Web (2251 words, 7 pages)

Last year, the world wide web celebrated its twenty-fifth birthday. Only twenty-five years and it has virtually reshaped the culture and function of our society. With a simple wi-fi connection, a young student studying for a doctorate in surgical medicine can become an expert on the human anatomy, a College ... Read More

The Deep Mistrust of Scavengers in On Dumpster Diving, an Article by Lars Eighner (1304 words, 5 pages)

There are certain stigmas associated with ones occupation often times undeservingly so. In On Dumpster Diving, Lars Eighner explores a niche that many consider shameful or even taboo. However, Eighners vocation goes beyond the elicited acrimony. Deep within societal norms, ingrained into our very bones, exists a tenacious aversion and ... Read More

An Analysis of Society in Deep Economy a Book by Bill McKibben (605 words, 3 pages)

Seminar Paper 003In All For One, Or One For All, a chapter from Bill McKibbens book Deep Economy, the author makes the claim that there is no such thing as society...there are just individuals and their families. He extensively brings up the idea of hyper-individualism, our disinterest in social interactions ... Read More

The Deep-Roots of Racism in Society in Dear White America, an Article by Goerge Yancy (1309 words, 5 pages)

Dear White America by George Yancy brings up the idea that racism is ingrained into society. By accepting this indoctrinated racism that society is forced to face, society can move on and create change. George Yancy believes that all White Americans are racist and should acknowledge that they do have ... Read More

The Quest for Freedom from Grief and Emptiness in Deep River, a Book by Shusaku Endo (1117 words, 4 pages)

Search for the Divine Paths of Grief and LonelinessIn Shusaku Endos book, Deep River, there are four main characters, all with their own intriguing back stories. They are tourists immersed in their own private spiritual struggles, and all travel to India to the river Ganges in search of freedom from ... Read More

The Deep Seeded Roots of Hate and Slavery in America (2188 words, 6 pages)

Slavery has been outlawed in the United States starting from 1787 in the Northwestern territories and the rest of the country by 1864, a direct consequence of the Civil War. The thirteenth amendment, outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude except for punishment, and in essence gave rights to the former slaves ... Read More

The Underground Man in Notes From the Underground by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (969 words, 3 pages)

Underground ManNotes from the Underground, by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a first person, fiction story. Dostoevsky writes completely in first person, inside of a forty-year-old Russian man, whose name we dont know. Throughout the novella the Underground Man, rants to the audience about his life and his opinions. He shares with ... Read More

An Analysis of the RoC Retinal Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream Ad (312 words, 1 pages)

The RoC Retinal Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night CreamThe Roc Retinal Corrextion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream ad contains a very unsubtle stylistic detail that needs to be mentioned in detail. The commercial features the strong use of the color gold. This stylistic detail implies a myriad of interpretations and suggestions that ... Read More

A Discussion on the Catastrophic Malfunctioning of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (1792 words, 9 pages)

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone was supposed to be 2016s technologically leading phone for the world. Unfortunately, the exact opposite has occurred for over 1 million device owners across the globe. The batteries inside of the phones have begun malfunctioning, leading to the devices smoking, catching fire, and exploding. ... Read More

Being Morally Responsible For One’s Actions in The Deep Self View by Harry Frankfurt, Gary Watson, and Charles Taylor (964 words, 3 pages)

The Deep Self View espoused by Harry Frankfurt, Gary Watson, and Charles Taylor in various forms holds that an individual ought to be held morally responsible for his action when and if that action is accurately translated into being from his will. The Deep Self View further contends this is ... Read More

An Examination of the Past and Present of the Hindu Balinese Culture Through Their Clothing (2013 words, 6 pages)

The Hindu Balinese people represent a religious and ethnic minority in Indonesia. This paper will allow for the exploration of the past and present of the Hindu Balinese culture through the examination of the clothing. The reason I have chosen to conduct my research and write my paper on the ... Read More

Racism and Discrimination of the African American Community in the Early Nineteenth Century in Notes of a Native Son, a Non-Fiction Book by James Baldwin (683 words, 2 pages)

Baldwins Native Son has given me a firsthand look at the racism and discrimination experienced by the African American community in the early 1900s. in the beginning while describing his father we are painted a picture of a man who is handsome and proud, yet made bitter and angry by ... Read More

Gender Roles and Identities in Henry A. Giroux’s Children’s Culture and Disney’s Animated Films and Ann Ducille’s Black Barbie and the Deep Play of Difference (1235 words, 5 pages)

As a woman, we grow up in a society that requires a certain image. A gender role is the image of being female or male that a person presents to others. Image is an artifact that shows a representation of an authors belief, whereas culture and race is the quality ... Read More

A Review of the Article A Fan’s Farewell Note by Steve Almond (1314 words, 6 pages)

Speaking Out Against the Beloved American GameWatching Sunday night football is an American pastime so beloved and so cherished that to speak out against it would seem absurd, offensive, and ultimately distasteful. For decades, men, women, and families have spent Sundays gathered around their televisions with chicken wings and beers, ... Read More

A Review of the Play Flashdance: The Musical (488 words, 2 pages)

I saw the play Flashdance The Musical for a make up of Mad World, expecting myself to not like it as I am not very fond of musicals. Boy was I wrong, I loved this play! I identified with the main character so much Alex Owens was a struggling young ... Read More

Mitsuko Naruse’s Pursuit of an Intact Self in the Novel Deep River by Shusaku Endo (1269 words, 5 pages)

Mitsuko Naruse is a woman lost within herself, battling between who she is and who she wants to be. In Deep River we see Mitsuko embark on a journey to understand Otsu which in turn helps her understand herself and what she believes. Although the woman weve come to understand ... Read More

The Complexity and Vast Depth of Deep Seeded Cultural Movements of Asian Civilizations in The Guide by R.K. Narayan and The Lake by Banana Yoshimoto (1679 words, 6 pages)

Often overlooked in contemporary society are the rich beauty and complexity of the deep-seeded cultural movements of Asian civilizations. These representative paragons of Asian intellectual complexity are the cultures of India and Japan, one that has been significantly affected by British Imperialism and the other by the American occupancy post-World ... Read More

The Vicious Cycle of Racism and Violence in the Deep South (1162 words, 4 pages)

No matter how hard one ties, infamy cannot be removed tainted honor cannot be forgotten. The southern portions of the United States know this lesson well, as the negative stigma they earned in the 1950s and 1960s still persists today. The Deep South proudly looks at this stigma as its ... Read More

A Comparison of Microsoft SQL Server and Access Notes (1287 words, 5 pages)

Microsoft SQL Server vs. Access NotesAs a Computer Science Major, I deal with library software on a regular basis in my career. Choosing between database software can be a difficult task. In this case it's Microsoft Database Software. SQL Server and Access databases have their pros and cons depending on ... Read More

The Many Paradoxes in the Land of Opportunity in Codrescu’s Notes of an Alien Son: Immigration Paradoxes (950 words, 3 pages)

Paradoxes are known to be quite plentiful in America, the land of opportunity. Whether its a positive or negative paradox, there are many in the daily lives of Americans. I personally face a paradox every once in a while, since I was born in Puerto Rico and then moved to ... Read More

Lab Field Notes: Observation of the Toney Lab (934 words, 2 pages)

Lab Observation Field Notes Lab Organization The lab I'm observing is known as the Toney Lab (as it is headed byMichael Toney), and is the chemistry wing of the ANSWER project. Theorganization of the entire ANSWER project was somewhat explained to me ingeneral, the Toney Lab did the original Protein ... Read More

The Efficiency of Play Therapy Styles (1300 words, 6 pages)

Efficacy of Play Therapy StylesMental health needs for children worldwide are severe and growing all of the time In 2001, the Surgeon General estimated one out of ten children have a mental illness diagnosis, and many with at least one diagnosis, have an average of three and one half diagnoses ... Read More

Haydn’s Sonata No. 62: Program Notes (400 words, 2 pages)

Haydns Sonata No. 62 Program NotesFranz Joseph Haydn is widely considered one of the most well renowned classical composers. He lived from March 31st, 1732 to May 31st 1809, and spent most of his life in Austria. Today, he is often referred to as the Father of Symphony and the ... Read More

The Environmental Changes Faced by Deep Sea Organisms (1300 words, 7 pages)

Adaptations of Deep Sea Organisms to High PressureWhat comes to most peoples minds when they think about the ocean are the intertidal zone where land meets water, as well as the epipelagic zone, the top layer of the ocean, where sunlight still reaches. The majority of the ocean is very ... Read More

Changing the Behavior of Classmates Using Laptops to Take Notes by Enacting the Persuasion Tactic of Conformity (1352 words, 5 pages)

Last week in each one of my classes I attempted to change other peoples behavior of taking notes using a laptop during class. Earlier in the year Professor Oishi explained how there are studies that show that students understand and remember material better when taking notes in a notebook rather ... Read More

What Fantasy Football Means to the Members of The Deep Sleepers League (316 words, 1 pages)

I throw my shoes into a corner the door slams behind me as I climb into my bed. The laptop is already flipped open with papers scattered across the sheets. Its draft day. This is my third year as league commissioner, and I am excited about the new changes to ... Read More

An Analysis of Male and Female Archetypes in Russian Realist Works Eugene Onegin and Notes From Underground (2122 words, 7 pages)

An Analysis of Male and Female Archetypes in Russian Realist Works Eugene Onegin and Notes from UndergroundThe literary realist movement blossomed towards the middle of the nineteenth century following the decline of the intense emotions of Romanticism. In general terms, the realist movement focused on depicting subjects in a manner ... Read More

A Deep Analysis of the War between the United States and Iraq (3869 words, 12 pages)

Abstract The purpose of this research paper is to analyze the Iraq war deeply.The United States and Iraq had been in trade relationship traditionallywhere U.S imported oil from Iraq. To write this paper I had to dig deeplyinto the book of history and develop the real meaning and the experiencesof ... Read More

The Growing Moral Decline Noted in the Growing Trend of Narcissism by Keith Campbell and the Narcissism Epidemic by Jean Twenge (603 words, 2 pages)

In the video The growing Trend of Narcissism, and the book The Narcissism Epoidemic, authors Keith Campbell and Jean M. Twenge, it is discussed how current generations are experiencing a growing moral decline. One of the authors, Jean M. Twenge, explains how the current generation has become absorbed in themselves, ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013