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My Fascination for the World of Computer Science (530 words, 1 pages)

Walking down the aisle at Toys R Us, I noticed a Rubiks cube sitting on the edge of a shelf. The minute puzzles simple yet complex nature captivated me. After spending hours watching a YouTube tutorial, I managed to orient the cube back to its original position. However, my thirst ... Read More

The Harsh Realities of the Love Between Cathy and Hareton in Charlotte Bronte’s Novel “Wuthering Heights” (1008 words, 4 pages)

Cathy and Haretons Beneficial LoveLove is an etherealDoes love always have to be true love? In the novel Wuthering Heights by Charlotte Bront, this concept of love is explored through the relationship of the young characters Cathy and Hareton. Both characters are subject to the harsh realities of the pre-determined ... Read More

The Portrayal of Ben Carson’s Skills and Characteristics in the Movie “Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story” (516 words, 2 pages)

Ben CarsonI had the opportunity to watch the movie, Gifted Hands The Ben Carson Story. This story is not only touching, but also motivational. Ben Carson exemplifies many wonderful skills and characteristics that we can all hope to one day embody. Ben Carson is a very empathetic and remarkable man. ... Read More

The Imagery, Characters and Story Elements In “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”, a Novel by Lewis Carroll (579 words, 3 pages)

Delving into the Rabbit Hole The fanciful story and fantasy world which Lewis Carroll created inhis book, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," is so fraught with peculiarimagery, characters and story elements that many have tried to put meaningto these various absurd happenings. On the other hand it is possible thatthe author's ... Read More

How the Character of Independence Has Shaped My Passion and Hobbies in Life (402 words, 2 pages)

AP Language Freshman Applicant PromptEver since I was a small child, I have learned to become independent. Coming from a family of two working parents without any siblings, I was forced to fend for myself and become self-sufficient. Every day when I came home from elementary school, I would find ... Read More

A Personal Story, Attaining the Fighting Skill (767 words, 3 pages)

While I have learned that humility is an essential virtue, I must admit that at school, I have always excelled. There were never many subjects that I particularly had difficulty with, and I would overcome my weaknesses in those that did cause me trouble. However, when I was young, school ... Read More

The Primary Difference Between the Stories Odyssey and Siren Song Is the Point of View (421 words, 2 pages)

Homers Odyssey features the fable of the sirens, tempting songstresses who feast upon unsuspecting sailors lured by their call. In Homers epic, the sirens pose just another challenge for hero Odysseus, but Margeret Atwoods take on the temptress speaks to humanitys sense of heroism.The primary difference between the stories is ... Read More

Difference and Similarities Between the Characters of Antonio and Felix in the Short Story Amigo Brothers by Piri Thomas (487 words, 1 pages)

ComparisonContrast EssayIn the short story "Amigo Brothers" by Piri Thomas two boys, Antonio andFelix, are forced to fight for the golden gloves that they both want. Bothboys are best friends and train together almost every day. Only one can winthe golden gloves and advance to become a bigger boxer. The ... Read More

My Experience as a Stranger During 4th Grade (532 words, 2 pages)

Theres at least one point in everybodys life in which they feel like a stranger. For me it was in elementary school. My class in 4th grade had only white children in it, making me the only black student. For that entire year I felt segregated and different from everyone ... Read More

My Understanding and Feelings Towards the Idea of Psychology as a Human Science (1147 words, 4 pages)

Reflective Essay on the First SectionThis essay will provide an example of my understanding and feelings towards the idea of psychology as a human science. The first section of the paper will lay out the positive aspects to human science insofar as it will provide some reasoning as to why ... Read More

The Qualms of Erotic Love and Intricacies of Rhetoric in Dialogue The Phaedrus (1117 words, 4 pages)

A Lover in MadnessOn the PhaedrusThe Phaedrus is a dialogue meant to deal with the qualms of erotic love, while at the same time dealing with the intricacies of rhetoric. For the specific purposes of this paper, madness will be discussed. That is, is madness in the lover, as Socrates ... Read More

The Victorian Values of Love and Redemption in the Novel, A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens (1277 words, 6 pages)

Wine and Cheesy RomanceCharles Dickens' novel A Tale of Two Cities focuses on the Victorian values of love and redemption on personal and societal levels while simultaneously expressing the corruption and retaliation of the French Revolution. The novel takes place on the precipice of disaster and uses characters to represent ... Read More

Breaking Away from the Conventions of Reality in the Novel Fifth Business and the Short Stories An Encounter and The Dead (1431 words, 5 pages)

Albert Camus once wrote, "Unless we choose to ignore reality, we must findour values in it." More often, as human nature, one goes through a periodof epiphany where they embark on a journey where they recognize reality andthe flaws which reside within it.In the novel Fifth Business by Robertson Davies ... Read More

Character Analysis The characters in King Arthur The Sword in the Stone by HudsonTalbott and the characters in Disney's King Arthur story are very differentfrom each other and also have many similarities. In both stories Arthurgoes to London with his father and brother and forgets his brother's sword.Arthur then goes ... Read More

The Moral Story of the Loving Grandmother in Ted Talk on Identity and Injustice by Bryan Stevenson (672 words, 1 pages)

Bryan Stevenson's Ted talk on identity and injustice starts out with a story about his loving grandmother. His grandmother has 10 grandchildren including him and she makes every grandchild promise her three things to always love mom, always do the right thing, and never drink alcohol. The moral of the ... Read More

The Brotherly Love Between Cesario and Duke Orsino and True Love Between Duke Orsino and Olivia in the Play, Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare (518 words, 2 pages)

I love you, not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. -Roy Croft. This quote comes true for both Brotherly Love and True Love due to the fact they are both similar yet different in their own unique ways. Brotherly lovefriendly love ... Read More

Understanding Deconstructing Discrimination Through My Experience at a Thanksgiving Dinner for Refugees (952 words, 3 pages)

The ShadowingDeconstructing DiscriminationFor my shadowing experience I attended the Thanksgiving dinner for refugees. While at the dinner I learned some things about the inner workings of being a refugee. That is, I began to see the culmination of all of their hard work. The main lesson that could be taken ... Read More

What I Have Been Taught Altered My Perceptions on What I Once Believed (1170 words, 4 pages)

The second part of the course has introduced many new ideas that have helped me to change the way of my own thinking, particularly the conversations about learning, memory, and flow. In the subsequent essay I plan to describe how what I have been taught altered my perceptions on what ... Read More

My Experience Working in the County Public Library and Resentment for Certain Types of Children (1071 words, 5 pages)

When in Rome...After working for over six years in the county public library, one startsto develop a special resentment for a certain type of child The very onewho laughs and plays inside this once sacred Hall of Books instead ofreading.Every day these children would raid the library circa 230 and ... Read More

The Demonstration of My Most Influential Findings of Fallacies from a Northeast American Viewpoint (1158 words, 4 pages)

For close to the past month I have been recording fallacies that I stumble upon in social discourse. The following essay aims to demonstrate my most influential findings of such fallacies. Logic itself is an interesting topic that, if understood correctly, has to encompass all schools of thought. Moreover, logic ... Read More

An Analysis of the Story in the Book, The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold (887 words, 3 pages)

In the book, "The Lovely Bones", written by Alice Sebold, the storytakes place in a small town near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The storybegins in 1973 when Susie gets raped and murdered by her neighbor. Afterher death, she is in heaven watching her loved ones and acquaintancescontinue on with their life without ... Read More

Swimming as a Sport and Learning Mechanism in My Life (1267 words, 5 pages)

No Leisure Swimming HereSwimming is a typical activity people of all ages enjoy in the summer. Americans spend hours passing time at the pool sunbathing, floating in the water, or watching their children. These activities are usually the first things that come to mind for most when talking about swimming. ... Read More

An Analysis of the Use of Death to Achieve Emancipation in Two Short Stories: Kate Chopin’s Story of an Hour and Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Birthmark (990 words, 3 pages)

Women in the 19th century were often viewed as solely housewives and did not play much of a role in affairs outside of the household. Thus, besides conducting household common tasks, they did not often go outside of the household. It was viewed as the mans job to venture out ... Read More

The Story of The Gambler by Fyodor Dostoevsky from the Perspective of Alexey Ivanovich (1277 words, 4 pages)

Roulettenburg Farce Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Gambler is told from a first person point ofview by Alexey Ivanovich, an unreliable narrator that presents the novelthrough a series of journal-like entries in which he attempts to recall theevents of his time in Roulettenburg and beyond. He travels as a tutor withthe family ... Read More

An Assessment of the Poem Love’s Philosophy by Percy Shelley (873 words, 4 pages)

Percy Shelleys Loves Philosophy, written in 1820, uses writing techniques that define the nature of writing in 19th century England. The writing was simplistic, and often used nature to paint vivid scenes in the readers mind. It is apparent from the start that Loves Philosophy paints a portrait of analogies ... Read More

Dealing with Dead Bodies on a Daily Basis in the Short Story Bodies from Phil Klay’s Redeployment (649 words, 3 pages)

The short story Bodies from Phil Klays Redeployment along with the exhibit of the U.S. Army recruitment commercial for mortuary affair specialists highlights the often overlooked job of mortuary affairs in the army. Essentially, mortuary affairs specialists are responsible for retrieving of American soldiers corpses from the battlefield, identifying them, ... Read More

If We Love Our Jobs Then It Doesn’t Feel Like We’re Working at All (1215 words, 5 pages)

Why Do We Work So Hard?The typical American works a nine-to-five job every day, and on an average, up to forty hours a week. But this is not the case for JoAnne Swanson, a self declared occupational tourist. Thats rightIm on the leisure track permanently. I dont have a cushy ... Read More

My Personal View on Making Ethical Decisions (1135 words, 4 pages)

Writing Assignment 2Before reading into Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies, ethics to me was merely just what I thought would be a socially accepted decision. As I explored further into the text I realized there is more to it than just my own point of view. I find that I ... Read More

An Analysis of German Brutalities in All but My Life and Night (956 words, 3 pages)

The brutality of the Germans is a major theme in both Night and All But My Life. Both books which are true survivor accounts of their experiences with Nazi Germany during the Holocaust start out with Jewish families being taken from their homes and forced into ghettos. After the ghettos, ... Read More

A Personal Account of Visiting My Grandfather at the St. Peter General Hospital (620 words, 4 pages)

It was a cold October Night when I walked into St. Peter General Hospital . I greeted the receptionist and asked if my Grandfather was awake. She called his room and a voice at the other end of the line confirmed that he was awake. He had been taken there ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013