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The Only Outcome of a Revolution is a Change in Tyrants: Animal Farm, a Novel by George Orwell (873 words, 3 pages)

Animal Farm EssayDespite laborious efforts to change the political system for the better, and get rid of the totalitarian power in the hands of an oppressor, the animals ultimately looked from pig to man, and man to pig, and pig to man again but already it was impossible to say ... Read More

An Argument in Favor of Allowing Ex-Convict the Right to Vote After Completing Their Sentences (1238 words, 5 pages)

Ex-Offenders Deserve a ChanceMany people will not experience family members entering and exiting prison throughout their life. They will not feel the anger and embarrassment that someone who wants to feel a part of the community again but cannot. The United States government decides to take away someones rights after ... Read More

The Society’s Misconception of BDSM and the Importance of Teaching It in Regular Sexual Education Classrooms (1278 words, 5 pages)

Normalizing the TabooWhat do you think of when hearing the word BDSM? Do you feel dirty or weird? Do you feel like youre wrong for thinking about it? There are many reasons why most of society considers BDSM to be a taboo in our society as well as previously in ... Read More

A Report on My Institutional Visits at Paxon School for Advanced Studies and State Farm’s Insurance Agency (1073 words, 3 pages)

Paxon School for Advanced Studies is one of three International Baccalaureate high schools in Duval County, and is my Alma Mater. This school is intended provide a higher education for all students who attend especially seeing as how it is a college preparatory school. Its purpose is To be recognized ... Read More

The Fear Driven Acts in The Crucible, a Play by Arthur Miller (833 words, 4 pages)

Fear drivenFear can drive anybody to complete insanity. Even to a point that it makes them take extreme measures and act irrationally. The people of Salem have never experienced anything quite like this before, so they are acting out. The guilty are the first to try everything. The fear of ... Read More

The Value and Purpose of Cultural Heirlooms in Everyday Use, a Short Story by Alice Walker (907 words, 3 pages)

The Theme of Cultural Conflict in Alice Walkers Everyday Use Every individual has a culture and every culture has a history. Cultural heritage is the expression of how the history of a culture relates to the present. Everyday Use by Alice Walker presents a conflict between a post-slavery African American ... Read More

An Analysis of the Cross-Cultural Misunderstandings in Computer-Meditated Communication (CMC) (4147 words, 16 pages)

This paper analyzes the cross-cultural misunderstandings occurrence in computer-meditated communication (CMC). Nowadays, computer meditated communication is a part of the majority of the population daily life. Rules of language practice like politeness as well as other features of relational communication are usually blurred. This analysis will expose subtle conducts, which ... Read More

The Complex Equations in Fermat’s Enigma, a Book by Simon Singh (1406 words, 6 pages)

Book ReviewFermats Enigma by Simon SinghIn Fermats Enigma, Simon Singh retells the story of one of the most famous conundrums in the field of mathematics. It was very interesting to see another face to mathematics this books tells an engrossing story of how one of the few mathematical enigmas to ... Read More

The Negative Contribution of Religion to the Discourse on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) (916 words, 3 pages)

Female genital mutilation, a procedure with no health benefits whatsoever, is still being carried out to this day. The role of religion in the movement towards ending a tradition that is not only a woman's rights issue but a matter of child abuse, is brought into question. Although FGM is ... Read More

An Examination of the Concept of Class Divisions According to Paul Fussell (1059 words, 3 pages)

ClassBased on Paul Fussells class divisions, I believe that I am a member of the high proletarian class. I am content being in this particular class because of the way this class lives, and I do not aspire to become a member of a different class I believe that it ... Read More

The Explicit and Implicit Expectations for the Students and Mentors in My Urban Scholars Classroom (597 words, 2 pages)

In my Urban Scholars classroom in the afternoon, there are many explicit and implicit expectations to be met by both the students and the mentors. Most expectations on the first day are explicit where the instructor lists what she wants in the classroom and how she wants the students to ... Read More

The Rise of Adolf Hitler to Great Power (6329 words, 18 pages)

For evil to flourish, it only requires good men to do nothing (Stonebraker). Adolf Hitler is a man synonymous with evil. This quote from Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal illustrates just that. The disturbed man goes hand-in-hand with evil for his roles as both the leader of Germany during World War ... Read More

The Social Downfall of Daisy in Daisy Miller, a Book by Henry James (917 words, 3 pages)

Daisy Millers DownfallDaisy Millers downfall is the result of her refusal to adapt to the social customs of the countries she is in, her unwillingness to listen to others, and her childish arrogance. All of these reasons are caused by Daisys own actions, and she is solely responsible for her ... Read More

Understanding the Realities and Permanence of Racial Inequalities in Racial Realism (778 words, 2 pages)

Racial RealismAs I understood it, racial realism basically says that racism is a permanent part of American society and has been so throughout history. With his writing, I feel that Bell was encouraging others to get real and realize what was actually happening. As sad as it is to say ... Read More

The Strong Imagery in the Poems The Tyger and The Lamb by William Blake (569 words, 2 pages)

Its not often that one finds an author that writes two seemingly opposite poems. However, where there is a difference there is a similarity. The readers of William Blakes poems are encouraged to let hisher imagination run wild with the imagery presented by the author. Without it, there would be ... Read More

The View of Benjamin Franklin on the American Dream (915 words, 3 pages)

Ben Franklin and the American DreamBen Franklins Autobiography is still a viable formula for the American dream because it demonstrates being able to become whoever you want to be, achieve success by working hard, and always recovering from mistakes and problems.The American dream can be defined as the idea that ... Read More

Living an Equally Represented and Respected Life Using the Ideas in The Life of Saint Francis, Tired of Playing Monopoly and A Different Mirror (1114 words, 3 pages)

When exploring history to see how the world lives today, it is important to study how certain groups of people have treated other masses of people based on their differences. These differences can be physical, psychological or ideological, but most often, conflicts arise due to not accepting contrasting ways of ... Read More

The Model Teacher That I Look up to (587 words, 1 pages)

I chose to speak to my high school Spanish teacher because I enjoyed her approach to teaching while in her class and I want to model my classroom based on certain aspects of her class. She was able to constantly switch how class was conducted while captivating the attention of ... Read More

The False Fronts and Ulterior Motives of Multilateral Organizations (1307 words, 4 pages)

Multilateral Organizations False Fronts and Ulterior Motives On May 9, 1947 Eleanor Roosevelt wrote, "Our representatives inCongress are willing to give money for military opposition of Communism,but are not willing to give money to the spread of intellectualunderstanding of democracy." She must have already felt the change in tidesof Capitalism ... Read More

The Importance of Supply Chain Management in Food Service Companies and the Prevention of Foodborne Illnesses (3370 words, 14 pages)

AbstractSupply Chain Management is more important than ever before for large foodservice companies. For evidence of this, one need not look further than the news surrounding Chipotle Mexican Grill in the second half of 2015. In this essay, we will examine how the complications surrounding foodborne illnesses are believed to ... Read More

An Analysis of Emily Dickinson’s Poem I’m Wife – I’ve Finished That (278 words, 1 pages)

Poetry Response Emily Dickinson's poem "I'm 'wife' - I've finished that -" stuck out to me. The frustration she has with her current status comes through loud and clear when she refers to it as That other state (line 2). In comparison, to be a 'wife' is to be a ... Read More

The Idea of a Female Counterpart in the Stories of Popular Superheroes (1017 words, 4 pages)

Response 3Theres an old adage behind every great man is an equally great woman. This saying implies that a man and his successes would not be without the support and contributions of the woman by his side. In pop culture, we see examples of these women in almost all media. ... Read More

An Overview of Neoclassicism and Romanticism in the 18th Century (385 words, 2 pages)

The late 18th century was ruled by the head, as in artists painted about current events. The pieces during this time were heavily influenced by what was happening which is why most paintings are about current events. It was also influenced by the Enlightenment movement, because people were becoming more ... Read More

Facebook: Keeping Us Connected and Isolated from Society (1006 words, 3 pages)

Is Facebook making us lonely?We know intuitively that loneliness and being alone are not the same thing. Solitude can be lovely. Crowded parties can be agony. We also know thanks to a growing body of research on the topic, that loneliness is not a matter of external conditions it is ... Read More

A Report on the Standard and Objective I Used as a Teacher to Adapt to the Needs of My Students (3082 words, 10 pages)

ObjectivesI have chosen to complete an adaptation for two items in the fourth grade core curriculum. The first standard and objective that I have chosen comes from the math curriculum. It is under the measurement and data strand, and is Standard 4.MD.6, which states, Measure angles in whole-number degrees using ... Read More

The Admirable Characteristics of an Anglo-Saxon Hero (789 words, 4 pages)

Beowulf the great Anglo-Saxon warriorWhat makes a hero? To the Anglo-Saxons a hero is someone that presents strength, loyalty, and a belief in fate. Beowulf is the most ideal representative of the Anglo-Saxon culture because he displayed great strength, comitatus, and wyrd, all of which were valued highly among the ... Read More

An Interview with Jason on How to Be Effective Team Player in Future Occupations (526 words, 3 pages)

AbstractKey words TEAM INTERVIEW CAREER PORTFOLIO WORKING TOGETHER. This paper will inform Jason of how to be effective in his future occupations. Chapter 14A Take Charge of Your CareerThere are several ways to be an effective team player. The first thing that Jason should do is understand that there will ... Read More

A Comparison of the Differences in the Conclusions of Brown, Singh, and Yu on Human Birth Outcomes and Race, Ethnicity, and Socioeconomic Backgrounds (1076 words, 4 pages)

In contemporary American society, the notions of race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic differences shape a bevy of discourses from employment opportunities to educational achievement. In the scientific world, these factors have been introduced to explain and better understand certain phenomenon related to human health trends. The researchers Brown as well as ... Read More

The Income Wealth Gap and the Idea of Income Equality in America (731 words, 3 pages)

The income wealth gap has been at a steady increase since the founding of our nation. Another foundation that has prevailed form the fledgling years of our country has been the anti-wealth, communist idea of equality. In fact many of the founding fathers agreed with the communistic viewpoint that no ... Read More

Intelligent Characters in the Media (681 words, 2 pages)

Intelligence in the MediaThe incredible thing about television is that characters have the potential to be represented in a million different ways. Unfortunately, producers tend to stick to the same few archetypes and tropes. Nearly every show about high schoolers includes a tough jock or a rebellious bad boy. As ... Read More

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Published: Friday 25th of January 2013