Business Essays

Popular Suffrage

“Political control remained in the hands of the traditional elite until the end, in 1825, of the Virginia Dynasty of presidents.” Out of Many 3rd Edition. In the precedent years of the 19th century, only the property owners and taxpayers, or just wealthy white male elites held the right to vote. However, the Westward expansion […]

Becoming a Better Writer through the Works of Others

“The dot that became a speck that became a blob that became a figure that became a boy” – John Boyne, the author of the historical fiction book The Boy in Striped Pyjamas. This quote tells the main idea for the story. It’s just at the turning point in the story for two boys, Bruno […]

Calender Formula

Next, I’m going to introduce to the reader an amazing trick called the calendar formula. If used correctly, one can correctly determine the day of the week anything occurred or will occur on. Let’s take February 12, 1809. Your right! That was the birthday of Abe Lincoln and Charles Darwin. When I used the calendar […]

The True American Dream

The True American Dream The American dream can be described in many different ways. For some, the American dream is being surrounded by lots of people with lots of money. This is the life of Jay Gatsby. For others, money doesn’t matter, it’s being with the one person you love. The latter of the two, […]

Atticus: Good or Bad? To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee

What qualifies as a good father? In the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch is the father of the two main characters, Jem and Scout. Atticus is Maycomb’s town lawyer, and he defends an African American named Tom Robinson. In the 1930’s people were prejudiced to people of a different skin […]

"A & P"

“I look around for my girls, but they’re gone, of course” (Updike). “A ; P” is a story that emphasizes a teenage boy’s life and highlights the different experiences that occur in it. The main character, Sammy, is a young teenage boy who works at a grocery store. When three young teenage girls walk in […]

The Jamestown Colony

Jamestown was first settled in 1607 in the month of April, by the English. Jamestown was the second attempt at colonizing the new world after a failed attempt at Roanoke. The leader of Roanoke left his settlers for a short period of time to get resources from England and when he returned the town was […]

Love in the Eyes of Connie

Smooth Talk is a story that highlights the darkness that lies between man and evil. Arnold Friend is portrayed as the devil, while Connie as the seducer of man. Circe, a mythical goddess of magic underlines the importance of understanding the similarities of Arnold Friend and Connie. The setting of Connie’s house is an important […]

Leadership Narrative Essay

When we think of a great leader, each person has a certain individual that comes to mind. Leaders are characterized differently, but there are some common traits and exemplary people in history that define what a true leader is. A leader must have to ability to stand up for what they believe in, to be […]

A Review of Flannery O'Connors "A Good Man is Hard to Find"

A Good Man is Hard to find is about an African Ameirican family that is suppose to be visiting their family in Florida. The family was headed there until the grandmother gets the kids interested in visiting an old house. They then find out that the house is abandoned. There is feminist because of how […]

Genetics Paper

Genetics, some people may call experimenting with genetics playing God, or trying to be above God. Researchers and developers say that genetic engineering could “enhance” human traits. This could make people not good, but better than good. Genetic engineering is an area that hasn’t had many advances. The few things that have been found out […]

Variations in Knowledge

K nowledge is the awareness or familiarity gained by experience of a fact . But as the question claims , knowledge cannot be congruent throughout with the availability of facilities like education , research , new generations and new mindsets , it will one or the other day be discarded . A universal principal maybe […]

Students Should Get Paid for Good Grades

Do you like money? I know I do. In my opinion students should get paid for good grades because students are struggling in school. It also has many benefits. It will encourage them to do more. It will help them with financial problems when they grow up. If you pay students for getting good grades […]

Islamophobia: Ignorance and Bigotry at the Social Level

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, hate crimes against American Muslims saw a dramatic spike—a 1600% increase (Serrano). Despite President George W. Bush’s confirmation of the peaceful nature of Islam and assurances that its followers were not to blame for the national catastrophe, ten years later this unearned resentment not only persists but […]

From the Stage to the Screens

When going from a play to a movie, many changes are made. Even going from a book to a movie, I can pick out the differences. I usually enjoy reading books or plays and then watching the movie because (of course books are always better) I find it interesting to see the changes that the […]

Why Do I Go To School?

Why do we go to school? Adults always tell children and teenagers that they need to go to school to be successful in life. In contrast, many successful people never did finish high school. These contradictory aspects concerning the importance of school really discourage students to evaluate their real purposes of going to school every […]

Classical Worlds and Their Gender Systems

Question: Compare and contrast the classical worlds of the Mediterranean and China in terms of gender relations OR labor systems. The Mediterranean and Asian societies were both patriarchal civilizations where the men held the most power and women acted as their inferiors. The difference between the Mediterranean and China was that in the Mediterranean, especially […]

The Play and Movie of Hairspray

When going from a play to a movie, many changes are made. Even going from a book to a movie, I can pick out the differences. I usually enjoy reading books or plays and then watching the movie because (of course books are always better) I find it interesting to see the changes that the […]

The Different Ways in Which People Deal

The Romantic Period in literature lasted from 1800 to 1860 and is characterized by subject matters surrounding love, nature, or patriotism, as well as the presence of a hero. Another major aspect of the Romantic Period is the Fireside Poets; they were famous for rivaling the British in literature and writing about distinctly American themes. […]

Leaders Who Fought to Overcome

What would one lead with better: a pot of honey or a bottle of arsenic? Often the most competent leaders in history were not those who used violent means for superficial means, such as money or power, but rather employed utopian conditions for the congregations they supported. Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. were […]

Edgar Allan Poe-A Genius of Satire

Edgar Allan Poe. It is quite a famous name: an author renowned for his blood-curdling tales of horror. What avid reader has never heard of “The Raven,” or “The Tell-Tale Heart”? And in his final days, he was nothing less than exactly what we would expect of a man who wrote such horrific tales—a drunkard […]

The One and Only ACT: A Satire

Junior year…. Ah, just the sound of it makes me jump for joy inside! Junior year is a time full of anticipation and fun which is all surrounded around the one and only… ACT! Up until this point in every junior’s life, teachers warn us about the one test that could define the rest of […]

Texas Independence

Mexico invited Anglo-Americans into Texas, but Anglos refused to become Mexican citizens so they came up with the Texas independence movement. Taking place in 1836, the movement said that Texas would be their own little country, will give religious freedom, and establish an educational program for the public. In 1836, the Texans declared their independence […]

The Gadget that Ended the War In Japan

On August 6th, 1945, the Little Boy atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Three days later, the Fat Man atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, another Japanese city, to end the war in Japan. Most people realize that these two bombs were major turning points in World War II. However, not […]

A Critique of Ralph Waldo Emerson's Self-Reliance

Self-reliance, as put forth by Ralph Waldo Emerson, might seem like an ideal way of forming a utopia. However, Emerson’s advice is not at all practical for a fallen world and is indeed dangerous to fallible man. It is only when man is reliant on something much bigger than himself- namely, God as revealed to […]

Decoding Autism

When Kenny goes to the grocery store it is daily struggle. His senses are out of order. He hears the carts creak, the soft echo of the music in the background, babies are crying. The teen behind him has not figured out deodorant has been invented. Bleach has been spilled a couple aisles down and […]

Medical Marijuana

Marijuana has become a taboo for many people in the United States; this view of marijuana is common but also very new according to a pro medical marijuana article, (update: marijuana). This “taboo” was once widely used as a medical drug by many civilizations. Marijuana is illegal to use recreationally in the United States, but […]

A CRISPR-Cas9 Monograph: the potency of targeted genome modulation in vivo

Preface In recent years, with the rise of numerous genetic disorders and autoimmune diseases, researchers have pioneered the CRISPR-Cas9 system as an economical, convenient, and scalable gene therapy treatment. Originally modeled, or identified, in Haloferax mediterranei by Francisco Mojica PhD., at University of Alicante in 1992, the CRISPR-Cas9 is effectively able to modify DNA in […]

Are We Responsible For The Lives Of Others

In his article “The Singer Solution to World Poverty,” Peter Singers view on world poverty is seen simple in his eyes, but through the eyes of the readers his logic seems unrealistic. This is supported by Lichtenberg’s argument against Singer through examples of impossible logical reasoning, whereas Arneson uses philosophical reasoning. Even though his solution […]