A end to bullying

5 May 2015 A end to bullying In 2002, suicide was the fourth leading cause of death for adults between the ages of 18 and 65 years with approximately 25,000 suicides for this age group in the united states (1). Alot of kids in many school commit suicide because of bullying. School may have therapy […]

DRIVING AND USING YOUR CELL PHONE.

I believe that you should not use your cell phone while driving because OVER 6,000 people have died from using cell phones while driving in the past four years. And it’s illegal in over five countries. And for a good reason. One reason people shouldn’t use their cell phones while driving is that it endangers […]

Love, Realistic or Idealistic

William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a tale of two star-crossed lovers who are placed in the middle of a heated family feud. The nature of this feud leads to characters having different stances on love. The recurring theme of love in the play is channeled through the perspectives of several characters. Benvolio and Romeo […]

Battle of Stalingrad

The battle of Stalingrad was one of the bloodiest battles in World War II and is also known as one of the deadliest battles in the history of warfare with over 2 million personnel wounded or killed. It took place in the southeastern portion of the soviet union. It took place in the late fall […]

The Fourth Dimension, or, Visualizing a Hypercube

Einstein stated that there are four dimensions three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension. He did not say there were not five dimensions or even a million. I am writing a report about spatial dimensions not temporal dimensions. There may be such thing as temporal dimensions. If so, then there could be more than a […]

Valley Forge

In the winter of 1777 and 1778, George Washington commanded 12,000 soldiers to fight against the British at Valley Forge. Valley Forge, 18 miles outside of Philadelphia, American soldiers are having the worst times of their lives. The British have taken American land and have started taxing the Americans on almost everything. The Americans are […]

Actions are more important than thoughts

It was lunchtime and every bit was eating except for Billy. Billy was was being pushed around and bullied by Hank. Andy thought that was wrong, but didn’t do anything. Tom took action and put a stop to it. I believe that actions are more important than thoughts, because actions solve problems and get work […]

Negative Effects on our children

Children in the United States watch an average of three to four hours of television a day. By the time of high school graduation, they will have spent more time watching television than they have in the classroom (Children). While television can entertain, inform and keep our children company, it influences them in undesirable ways. […]

Digest your Own Food

Any thought-capable being coexisting with another fellow human person knows the struggles of another stomach digesting your favorite snack.Not everybody has the need to hide food, but some people live with other inconsiderate felons willing snatch your food at the first chance they have.Labeling food as your own may work but most likely the temptation […]

The Fall of the Wall: 1980's in Eastern Europe and America

“Tear down this wall,” spoke the American President, Ronald Reagan, to his nation. A quote that represents a massive part of the 1980’s, and began a whole new era where after many years of communism and the Soviet Union ruling, Eastern Europe finally reunited with America and the rest of the world. The 1980’s in […]

It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop

For years and years my biggest passion in life has been music. There’s just something about music that always calms me down and finds me some sort of serenity. I’m well aware that I’m not the only one who thinks this, but that’s the beauty of it. Literally anyone can find beauty or preference in […]

What You Didn't Know About William Golding

The amazing book Lord of the Flies actually has a lot more to it than you think.The many themes are familiar with the author possibly explaining why it’s so well written.William Golding’s experiences teaching and fighting in World War II can be seen as a strong theme in his book Lord of the Flies. First, […]

Behind The Doors of High School

I can name every continent on a map, upside down and backwards. I can recite all fifty states, I know every part of a camera and how it works, but I’m in jeopardy of getting a high school diploma because of a math grade. I haven’t gone to public school and gotten put through hell […]

HOW TO EAT A POEM BY EVE MERRIAM

How To Eat A Poem is an interesting poem to read, written in the 20th century. Eve Merriam was an American poet and writer born as Eva Moskovitz on 19th July,1916 in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. Unfortunately,she died of cancer on 11th April,1992 in Manhattan. How To Eat A Poem is one of the most interesting poems written […]

Kobe VS. Lebron

Kobe Bryant and Lebron James are two of the best players in the NBA right now. Kobe Bryant’s points in his career are 27,868, and Lebron has 17,362. Kobe Bryant plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, and Lebron James plays for the Miami Heat, and they’re both big teams. Kobe and Lebron are both very […]

Joseph Stalin

Joseph Stalin was one of the worst leaders in history. He was a communist dictator who killed about 20 to 60 million people in his rule. He ruled the Soviet Union from 1929, to his death in 1953. Josef Visarinovich Disugasvili, also known as Joseph Stalin, was born on December 18, 1878 in Gorgi, Georgia. […]

Bandos, Bribes, and Billions: The El Chapo Story

Whether you see him as the billionaire drug lord, or the robin hood of his people, El Chapo Guzman is an interesting character. To attempt to understand the complicated man and how he became one of the richest men in the world, you must first delve into the facts and myths that surround public enemy […]

Myths and Misconceptions About Bipolar Disorder

In America, bipolar disorder affects approximately 5.7 million people that are 18 or older in a given year (National Institute of Mental Health).. That is about 2. 7% of the American population, a large amount and yet many are still so ignorant to what bipolar disorder really is or how it ravages the lives of […]

Dust Bowl

The Dust Bowl of the 1930’s lasted about a decade. The area that was mostly hit was the southern plains while the northern U. S. was barely touched. The Dust Bowl had a huge impact on agriculture. Many crops that were planted did not grow because the ground cover that held the soil in place […]

Alzheimer’s; the Zombie of Diseases

Alzheimer’s: The Zombie of Diseases In an estimation made by the Alzheimer’s Association, the leading provider of Alzheimer’s care and research, it is predicted that by the year 2050, 16 million Americans will be diagnosed and suffering with Alzheimer’s disease (“The Coming”, 2014). “Alzheimer’s is a general term for memory loss and other intellectual abilities […]

The Balance Between Good and Evil

Nobody can deny the fact that both good and evil exist in this world. They exist in people’s everyday lives, which saves people from doing extensive research in order to truly understand the idea of good and evil. The struggle between good and evil is never-ending, and the relationship between them can be interpreted in […]

A Dangerous Trend Among Kids: ;The Cutting Challenge; on Social Media

Since the social media has come into existence, the use of cell phone gadgets is at their peak. Everyone has their smartphone in their hands and they are lurking towards the plenty of social media websites and applications such as Facebook, Tinder, Line, Vine, Yahoo, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Viber, and plenty of others alike. Anyhow, online […]

Skip High School. Go straight to college. Here's how!

In my fourteen years of life, I have been public schooled, online schooled, charter schooled, private schooled, Montessori schooled, and homeschooled. I’ve skipped a grade and completed a grade in three months online. After all the learning options I have experienced, what I have found is that the traditional path was unable to meet my […]

Tanning Free Essay Example

We are now living in an unrealistic media-based world, where physical appearance is everything. As teens, we look up to celebrities and socialites, who seem to be perfect. We believe we should be perfect, just like the people in Hollywood. One way young women keep up with the “perfect” image is having flawless tan skin. […]

Flawed Orgins

Imagine, if you will, you’re at school in the most droning, mind-dulling class conceivable. Your only focus is blocking out the incessant voice of you teacher, when all of the sudden, bang! Merely twelve inches from your nose is an explosion so astronomical not only does it destroy your school, but also wipes clean all […]

Relating the Odyssey to Modern Times

In many books all around the world, readers can find similar theme topics in all of them. Even if the stories are years older or in different time periods, many situations faced can be relatable to society nowadays. In Homer’s epic poem the Odyssey, Odysseus battles a series of monsters that can be compared to […]

The Effects of Bulimia

“Beauty is not a state of body; it’s a state of mind”. By Anonymous. Bulimia Nervosa is characterized by episodes of binge eating and later purging to get rid of the eaten food. Although purging is most popular among bulimics, excessive use of diet pills, laxatives and over exercising are also common. Mostly appearing in […]

The Mystery of Anastasia

Was Anastasia the only one of her family that survived the brutal execution of her family? Did Anastasia suffer the fate of her family, who was condemned to death? No one except the executioners knows if she died that night with her family or if she got away. The rumors of her survival started way […]

"We Wear the Mask" Analysis

Paul Laurence Dunbar’s “We Wear the Mask” is significant because it is a poem that expresses the African Americans constant hiding behind a exterior mask; hiding their true emotions in hopes to avoid public criticism. Because stereotypes are so easily placed on all people, especially blacks at this time, “We Wear the Mask” promotes readers […]

Polygamy, Polyamory, and Society

In my opinion, I have too many friends that are pointlessly heartbroken. First off, I feel the need to establish what exactly I’m talking about. Predominately, I’m talking about polyamory, which is not the same thing as polygamy. Poly means multiple, “gamy” refers to marriage, compared to “amory”, which means loves. Multiple marriages verus multiple […]