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Klein Unveiling How and Why Major Companies Shifted Their Focus from Manufacturing to Branding and Its Effects in a Global Perspective (948 words, 3 pages)

Reflection Paper 2Savvy ad agencies have all moved away from the idea that they are flogging a product made by someone else, and have come to think of themselves instead as brand factories, hammering out what is of true value the idea, the lifestyle, the attitude. Brand builders are the ... Read More

An Ethnographic Study on the Population That Goes to Terrance Dining Room for Its Social and Spatial Benefits Apart from Its Quality and Low Abundance of Food (723 words, 2 pages)

For two days I constructed an ethnographic study in the Terrance Dining Room, the only dining hall on campus. Im pretty sure you all know how it looks and have been there several times. A brief overview, it is kind of split into two sections. There is a section thats ... Read More

Enhancing Diversity within University of Georgia Community via Self Reflection, Counseling, and Leadership (876 words, 2 pages)

Ive became inspired to become a leader when I witnessed fellow peers spitting out racial slurs towards a Latino and Asian person, telling them to go back to where they came from and throwing objects like pen and erasers at them. Words combined with actions can have quite an impact ... Read More

A Literature Review on Rape Culture as Sources That Range from Full Support to Denial of the Existence of the Platform That My Thesis Claims (1717 words, 7 pages)

Literature ReviewSifting through the countless articles, journals, and books about the topic of rape culture, there are two major stances that people tend to take either it exists or it doesnt. Not a lot of these sources have directly touched on what angle I will be using them towards, about ... Read More

A History of How the Manifest Destiny and Territorial Expansion Divided the United States from the 1830′ to the 1860’s (644 words, 3 pages)

Manifest destiny and territorial expansion seemed to divide the United States overall from the 1830s to the 1860s. In the beginning there were many positive reasons for manifest destiny that would benefit the country socially and economically. Some of these reasons included valuable recourses in the west, Pacific trade, the ... Read More

A Proposal for the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers’s Project SASE-In-Action Promoting STEM Leadership in the Global World (2402 words, 7 pages)

SASE-IN-ACTION PROPOSALExecutive SummaryThe Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers is an organization made to promote STEM leadership for the global world. A recommended project for this organization that can go hand-in-hand with developing management abilities and the promotion of STEM education is SASE-In-Action, where members of the organization will set ... Read More

A Lab Experiment to Determine How the Voltage, Currents, Resistance and Power of Both of the Individual Light Bulbs and Battery Will Change Once the Circuit Changes from Series to Parallel (1042 words, 4 pages)

The purpose of the section was to learn how the voltage, currents, resistance and power of both of the individual light bulbs and the overall battery will change when the circuit will changed from series to parallel. In a series, the total resistance will be more when more bulbs are ... Read More

Letter From Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King Jr’s Work of Art (291 words, 1 pages)

Work of Art From a Jail CellDoctor Kings Letter From Birmingham Jail is a beautifully executed and well supported essay written under less than conducive circumstances. The incredible foresight, determination, and self-discipline King embodied are evident in this letter. Early on in the letter he writes, Mindful of the the ... Read More

The Impact of the Ideas of Buddhism and Dalai Lama From Destructive Emotions (1178 words, 4 pages)

Destructive Emotions that we read for class is not necessarily up my alley, but thats not to say that I didnt enjoy some aspects of the book. I found myself very interested in the experiments done on Oso. I really like the idea that meditation can be observed at a ... Read More

An Analysis of Caffeine Consumption at Hamline University in Relation to Opinion on the Convenience of Hamline Affiliated Stores (606 words, 2 pages)

Caffeine Fiends An Analysis of Caffeine Consumption at Hamline University in Relation to Opinion on the Convenience of Hamline Affiliated StoresA group of 42 Hamline students were asked if they consumed caffeine. 34, or 81, of them, said yes. For many college students a cup of java is the cup ... Read More

The Differences Between the Italians and the Jews Who Immigrated From Europe to America (1086 words, 5 pages)

Between 1890 and 1915, massive amounts of people migrated from Europe to America. Two of the largest groups were the Italians and the Jews. Upon coming to America, both groups lived very similar and also very different lives at the same time. This paper will explore the common ground between ... Read More

The Dehumanization of Steve Harmon From Monster by Walter Dean Myers (954 words, 4 pages)

The Dehumanization of Steve HarmonIn Walter Dean Myers Monster, Steve Harmon faces struggles that does not relate to a typical teenage lifestyle. Throughout the novel, Steve Harmon unravels every character's identity through film. In duration at prison, Steve is stripped from his dignity and his life is controlled by everyone ... Read More

The Benefits Students Would Have From Flipped Classrooms (779 words, 4 pages)

Flipping Your ClassroomJulie is a young girl who dreams of going to college, getting her degree, and teaching students who yearn to learn. She loves to learn new things and fill her brain daily with new information but, when it comes to certain classes in school, she struggles. Julie is ... Read More

A Research Project on Developmental Stages; A Research on Sleep Deprivation and Weight in High School Students (1508 words, 6 pages)

Developmental Research ProjectDevelopmental StagesInfancyToddlerhoodWhile observing a little girl at the creative school I noticed that she has the appropriate emotional regulation for her age. In chapter eight we learned that children from birth to five years old like to exaggerate their emotions. An example of this can be when a ... Read More

An Analysis of the Block Statue, Senmut with Princess Nefrura, from Thebes (361 words, 2 pages)

Senmut with Princess NefruraSenmut with Princess Nefrura, from Thebes, is a block statue from the 18th Dynasty of Egypt (1470-1460 BC). The statue is 3.5 feet tall and is made from polished, black granite. This sculpture in the round can be distinguished by its soft, rounded lines, cube shape, and ... Read More

A Proposal to Remove the Names of Applicants from Job Applications to Eliminate Employer Discrimination (2433 words, 11 pages)

Policy Stance to Remove Names from Job ApplicationsDespite countless efforts to promote equality, America is plagued by employment disparities between different racial groups. Employers tend to favor white applicants over black applicants. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or EEOC, prohibits them from requesting any information that discloses or tends ... Read More

The Different Factors That Shaped Me from Childhood to Adolescence (1597 words, 5 pages)

Socialization Growing UpFrom a very young age and all throughout my adolescence I was socialized by those around me. Beginning with the first people to socialize me, my family, I then went into school and then a peer group. As I got older I began to develop rolls, each one ... Read More

The Effectiveness of Robert De Niro’s Graduation Speech for New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts Class of 2015 (1403 words, 4 pages)

Robert De Niro gave the graduation speech for New York Universitys Tisch School of the Arts class of 2015. He spoke about the way society perceives the arts as an illogical career path, and that there will be rejection and struggle in the students futures. He assures them that these ... Read More

How the Conflicting Rights of the Freedom of Speech and Freedom from Oppression in the Form of Hate Speech Are Dealt with in the United States and Canada (10030 words, 18 pages)

"Censorship is telling a man he can't have a steak just because a babycan't chew it." Mark TwainIntroduction One of the ostensibly foundational principles of liberal democracy isthe freedom of speech, taking the form not only the ability to speak one'smind, but to be able to speak one's mind in ... Read More

The World without a Freedom from Technology (439 words, 2 pages)

On the 18th of October around 11-12 p.m., a solar flare occurred and shut down internet and cell phone service. Questioning if I paid the phone internet bill over and over in my head, I decided to just read the history book assigned and start on the assignment due on ... Read More

The Effects of the Great Depression in the United States from 1929 to 1939 in A Nation in Torment, a Book by Edward Robb Ellis (1052 words, 4 pages)

A Nation in Torment, written by Edward Robb Ellis, was originally published in 1970 and discusses the Great Depression in the United States from 1929 to 1939. The book gives real-life examples of some of the millions of Americans who were affected by the crash of the stock market. The ... Read More

A Summary of Chapters Fifteen and Sixteen Regarding Psychological Disorders, Therapy, and Treatment in Rice University’s 2014 Textbook Psychology (2083 words, 8 pages)

Chapter Summary for Chapters 15 16In chapter 15 the writers of Psychology (2014) wrote about psychological disorders. The chapter discussed what psychological disorders are, diagnosing psychological disorders, perspectives on psychological disorders, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive and related disorders, posttraumatic stress disorder, mood disorders, schizophrenia, dissociative disorders, personality disorders, and disorders in ... Read More

The Lesson from the Queen in The Wife of Bath’s Tale in Canterbury Tales, a Collection of Stories by Geoffrey Chaucer (722 words, 2 pages)

The Queen's Lesson In The Wife of Bath's tale, from Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales,a knight who has committed a terrible sin is let off by the King, per theQueen's request, and given to her to deal out his punishment. Instead ofdoing the worst and executing him she poses him a ... Read More

The Controversies and Consequences of the North Dakota Pipeline Project (412 words, 2 pages)

The North Dakota Pipeline is a 3.7 billion project that intends to transport oil from North Dakota to Illinois, where it would then be distributed into the market. For the pipeline to work, it would have to pass through 4 states, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and finally reach Illinois, ... Read More

The Development of the Brain and Cognition during an Individual’s Life Span Presented in Rice University’s 2014 Textbook Psychology (1592 words, 7 pages)

In chapter 7, the writers of Psychology (2014) wrote about what cognition is, language, problem solving, what intelligence and creativity are, measures of intelligence, and the source of intelligence. In chapter 9 the writers discussed lifespan development, lifespan theories, stages of development, and death and dying. Both chapters discuss development ... Read More

A Review of The War on Iraq, a Case Study by Professor James Pffiner (1565 words, 6 pages)

In Professor James Pffiner's case study, "The War on Iraq," theintroduction to the case makes clear the roles of the stakeholders indeciding a course of action, their relationships with one another, and thevarious historical and political issues exerting influence over theirdecisions were "hardly neat or clear cut" (p. 203). Beyond ... Read More

My Project of Teaching Myself to Work Out (1368 words, 4 pages)

For this experiment the subject that I am teaching will be myself. I am trying to train myself is to start working out every day Monday through Friday. I chose to work out every day as the thing I want to teach myself, because I am not in the best ... Read More

A Study on the Plan of a Project of an Oil Pipeline Spanning Over Four States (556 words, 2 pages)

The plan for a 3.8 billion dollar pipeline has come into action, and the people are not happy. An oil pipeline spanning over four states and 1,886km that will be used to carry oil from an extraction point to the Bakken oil fields to a refinery near Chicago. Just like ... Read More

An Argument Against the Construction of the Oil Pipeline from North Dakota to Illinois due to Environmental and Health Issues (456 words, 2 pages)

A 1134-mile pipeline extending from North Dakota to Illinois is being built to transport 470,000 barrels of oil from the Bakken oil fields to refineries in Illinois. The 3.7 billion dollar investment is being built across sacred natural areas of indigenous tribes and close to populations that are prone to ... Read More

People’s Suffering in the Book Escape From Davao by John D. Lukacs (1199 words, 5 pages)

Most would not think one individuals life would be capable of impacting another. A persons mood can change simply by witnessing some one elses emotions, this causing a direct impact on our own lifes. One of the most powerful things that anyone can possess is their emotions. People act on ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013