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The Declaration of Independence a Document That Guarantees Safety and Rights (807 words, 3 pages)
As a child born in the mid-1990s, Ive grown up hearing constant debates in the news over humans right. The word equality is thrown around so casually it seems like there will always be protests and riots over subjects such as sexuality and race. Looking back, Im left to realize ... Read More
Anthropologists Should Study the Culture of Pregnancy (1596 words, 5 pages)
Anthropologists should study human reproduction for many reasons. An anthropological perspective enables us to understand many aspects of pregnancy that biology cannot teach us. Other than the obvious biological aspect of birth, there are other aspects that are just as important. Culture plays a huge part in pregnancy from how ... Read More
The Use of Characterization, Setting, and Story Structure in The Adventure of the Speckled Band, a Short Story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1777 words, 5 pages)
Sir Author Conan Doyle was most popular for his detective fiction short stories starring the famous character Sherlock Holmes. He used various writing techniques to create suspenseful short stories to gain credit for creating the most popular fiction detective of all time. Doyle became an expert at detective fiction because ... Read More
An Argument Against School Is Bad for Children, an Article by John Holt (806 words, 4 pages)
As young kids finish up preschool and get ready to head on to Kindergarten, some are excited to start the next stage of their lives, while others are sad they wont be home all the time. Every child that attends school processes and comprehends information in different ways. Certain kids ... Read More
A Review of the Downside of Being a Music Educator (831 words, 2 pages)
The past two interviews, I focused on the process of becoming a music educator and the perks of still being able to perform even though you are a professor. In this interview, I wanted to focus on the downsides because every job has its downsides, even the best of one's. ... Read More
The Challenges in Handling Multiple Relationships in Our Lives (1173 words, 5 pages)
Multiple relationships is a very important ethical standard within The American Psychological Association. Almost every psychologist encounters a multiple relationship situation in their career. It is important for professionals to prepare themselves with possible scenarios, and think about the appropriate way to handle them. In my career I choose to ... Read More
Comedic and Satirical Elements of Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime by Oscar WIlde (1584 words, 5 pages)
Comedic and Satire Aspects of Lord Arthur Savilles CrimeShort stories of the Victorian Era often reflected the society and politics of the time. In the short story, Lord Arthur Savilles Crime, Oscar Wilde often portrays the imperialistic society in which he lived in. He emphasizes the different classes of society ... Read More
A Study of the Difference in Sexual Peak of Men and Women (450 words, 2 pages)
There was a study called, Sexual peak Socially shared cognitions about desire, frequency, and satisfaction in men and women. The study was conducted by Alicia Barr, Angela Bryan, and Douglas Kendrick. They did three different studies to be conclusive about their findings. They wanted to find out if the view ... Read More
An Exploration of Good and Evil in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a Story by Robert Louis Stevenson (904 words, 4 pages)
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, by Robert Louis Stevenson, is a story about the light and dark side of human nature. Throughout the novella, Stevenson explores many ideas involving the concept of good versus evil. Characters are used to show the two sides of human nature ... Read More
The Struggles and Perseverance Needed in Taking Care of Our Loved Ones (1552 words, 5 pages)
Struggles and PerseveranceIn life, we face many problems and how we as humans decide how to deal with them plays a vital role on how we view our values, our worth, our integrity and many other qualities of our individual self. In this roller coaster ride that is life, we ... Read More
Beowulf as a Quest Hero According to Joseph Campbell (677 words, 3 pages)
Hero's Journey Paper As he battles Grendel and slays the great dragon, Beowulf is seen asJoseph Campbell's Quest Hero. However, in addition, as the poem Beowulf isanalyzed, Beowulf seems to be portrayed as a sacrificial scapegoat. For themost part, Beowulf does follow Campbell's hero's journey outline, thusmaking him a quest ... Read More
A Research on Whether the Marble’s Trip Up the Slide Will Take, More, Less, or the Same Time as the Trip Down (2690 words, 8 pages)
AbstractThe purpose of this research was to determine whether the marble s trip up the slide will take more, less, or the same time then the trip down. We had to examine and perceive the effects of friction on the movement of a mass (which in this experiment we used ... Read More
Ethical Challenges Presented in the Film Something the Lord Has Made (641 words, 2 pages)
On a day to day basis, ethical dilemmas flood our everyday lives, forcing us to make challenging decisions regularly. Some decisions are easier than others, but there are quite a few that are challenging, Something the Lord has Made is an engaging film about a doctors quest to be the ... Read More
A Biopsychological Observation of the Impact of the Montessori System of Education on Child Welfare and Development (1377 words, 4 pages)
Childhood ObservationWhen talking about a Montessori school you must first explain what that is, why this type of schooling is beneficial, and what this has to do with Child Welfare Development. Montessori Education is a child centered educational approach based on the observation of children from birth to adulthood even ... Read More
A Personal Account of Good Time Management and Finding a Healthy Balance between College and Social Obligations (392 words, 2 pages)
College is all about time management and having a healthy balance between doing your work and having time for your friends and your relaxation needs. Every day cant be the same monotonous schedule of staying up late doing homework and then getting up early for class. The students body will ... Read More
Maintaining Healthy Relationship Boundaries by Not Being Unequally Yoked with Unbelievers (1579 words, 5 pages)
Second Corinthians 614 says, Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers. For what partnership has righteousness with lawlessness? Or what fellowship has light with darkness? The Bible warns Christians to not be in intimate relationships with unbelievers. From personal experience to research, this subject of being equally yoked is one ... Read More
The Beneficial Impact of Spiritual Cleansing and Meditative Yoga Exercise on an Individual’s Physical and Mental Health (657 words, 3 pages)
How does our spiritual health affect our bodies and mind?Our mental and physical health is a reflection of how we care for our spiritual body. In order to maintain a healthy psyche and body, spiritual cleansing as often as possible is very important. Even though the maintenance of each one ... Read More
A Personal Account of the Dream of Making the Dean’s List, the Fear of Failure, and the Support of My Parents (984 words, 3 pages)
Failing WellI always wanted to make the deans list and unfortunately I have been unable to do so which can be very frustrating when you try your very best and it isnt good enough. I mean I try everything possible to get straight As and nothing seems to work. I ... Read More
A Reflection on the Statistics and Types of Child Maltreatment, and the Role of Child Welfare Practice and Workers in Combating It (1230 words, 4 pages)
Child Maltreatment PaperIn reading this report a lot of things stood out to me, but one of the most shocking things in my opinion was that children under the age of one are the most likely to be maltreated or at risk of maltreatment. According to chapter three page 22, ... Read More
A Reflection on the Result of the Meyers-Briggs Personality Test and Its Suggestions for a Future Career Course (402 words, 1 pages)
The Meyers-Briggs personality test assess individuals on different traits that make up who they are. These traits can be whether they are introverted vs. extroverted or judging vs. feeling, just to name a few. Personally, after carefully taking the assessment I was classed as an ISFJ. Which means Im forty ... Read More
The Characteristics of Good Leaders and the Example of Moses’s Leadership in the Bible (444 words, 2 pages)
Success has become nearly synonymous with leadership. A list of common characteristics of prominent CEOs or Congressmen nearly always contains leadership somewhere near the top. With the word leadership being so broadly defined, it is difficult to determine the true make up of a leader. With this in mind though, ... Read More
The Spiritual Journey and Life Lessons Depicted in The Alchemist, a Novel by Paulo Coelho (1191 words, 4 pages)
The Alchemist is a read that will change your way of thinking about the world. The story gives so much hope to those who may be lost in life. This book tells a story of a boy who has a flame for a heart and he never lets it go ... Read More
An Analysis of the Portrayal of Soldiers in the Movie Restrepo (1645 words, 6 pages)
Soldiers are the real-life superheroes of our day and age. They are brave, patriotic, and give all that they have to serve their country. However, people tend to forget that even the bravest people get scared, and that soldiers are the same as every other person. Although people are someone ... Read More
A Project of Integrating the Athletic Community (749 words, 2 pages)
Step UpThe opportunity to make a difference is always lurking, especially to those who want to find it. Leadership does not mean anything without the desire to make a change. In fact I have been in the presence of those who were placed in a leadership role, but lacked the ... Read More
A Personal Opinion on the Wage Gap between Men and Women, Social Welfare, and Same-Sex Marriage (733 words, 2 pages)
Thought Paper 4We have come to a closing with this thought paper focusing on women, socioeconomic class, and sexual orientation. Specifically, women and men getting paid differently for doing the exact same job, a mother and her family growing up on welfare and making it out from under the poverty ... Read More
A Comparison between the Versions of the Song I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton, Whitney Huston, and Jennifer Hudson (594 words, 2 pages)
Scan a Song ProjectI chose Dolly Partons I Will Always Love You to scan and try decipher. While doing this project, I saw way more differences than I saw similarities. That being said, there still was a similarity or two. One thing I found the same was that the breaks ... Read More
A Review of Forrest Gump, a Comedy-Drama Film by Robert Zemeckis (683 words, 3 pages)
Winning six academy awards, and quickly sky-rocketing to the top of the box office in the year of 1994. Forrest Gump quickly stole the hearts of America. A single feather is shown flowing in the opening scene, just drifting down towards a little town, the white feather contrast to the ... Read More
A Critical Comparison between the Socio-Political, Economical, and Cultural Aspects of Turkey and Switzerland (2925 words, 7 pages)
IntroductionTurkey and Switzerland are two countries that dont often get spoken of together in the same sentence one can even say theyre usually not even in the same thought. However, Turkey and Switzerland are the topic of this paper and perhaps soon there can be an understanding as to why ... Read More
A Conversation Going in Circles Between Socrates and Euthypro in Euthypro, a Book by Plato (337 words, 2 pages)
EuthyphroStarting at 10a, Socrates begins talking to Euthyphro about piety. Socrates asks Is the pious loved by the gods because it's pious, or it is pious because it is loved? Euthyphro does not quite understand what Socrates means by this, so Socrates uses various examples like carrying and carried, leading ... Read More
The Idea of Having a Hungry Heart When Seeking Education in Education’s Hungry Hearts, an Article by Mark Edmundson (744 words, 2 pages)
Hungry HeartsThe article I read was called Educations Hungry Hearts written by Mark Edmundson. In this article Edmundson talks about the debate of weather collage is beneficial to the student with a hungry heart. Edmundson claims that a student going to college to be a mechanic would not benefit from ... Read More
Published: Friday 25th of January 2013
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