Business Essays
I Chose the short story A&P by John Updike. The most interesting aspect of the story is that it teaches you to have good morals when you see someone discriminating against someone jsut b/c there doing something out of the ordinary such as the girls in the story going into the store in their bikinis […]
Imagine, a world where nothing looks as it should. The amount of hate so high, it’s practically unbearable. Everyday you wake up with this feeling that you’re going to die; sometimes you don’t even fear this happening. In the book “Night” the author Elie Wiesel takes the reader to a place in time that they […]
This piece will analyse arguably two of the greatest political and military leaders the world has ever seen; two men who independently took control of an empire and through their conquest and reigns have changed the world and whose lives and tactics have inspired future leaders from the kings of medieval Europe to the generals […]
Policy The objectives of the Vietnam War were containment and credibility (Brigham, 12). It was the ideal that if communism spread, it would put they American way of life endanger. The government believes in the domino theory, this was the fear that leads to Vietnam (Brigham, 3). The US Government decides to help South Vietnam […]
” Baseball had more than 170,000 children ages 5 to 14 were treated hospital emergency room for basketball related injuries”(“Stanfordchilderns. org”). Kids didn’t know the different kinds of injuries, what you should did if you get a injury , and how to prevent injuries. Different kinds of InjuriesThere’s a lot of different injuries in sports. […]
At one hundred and twenty five years old, Hedda Gabler may not seem like the most contemporary or controversial play.At the time it was written however, Hedda Gabler (1891) was part of a growing sense of social awareness of the affect that the stigma around mental health had on those who lived with treated or […]
As natives move out and a different, more wealthy group of people move in, the crime rate, cost of living, and general “vibe” of a neighborhood drastically changes, as bodegas that sell $2 malt liquor are replaced by expensive, trendy cupcake shops. This is gentrification. Controversy about this process that hits Brooklyn neighborhoods hard still […]
Education is the most important factor which plays a great role in the development of an individual as well as a country. Now a day, it has become a vital factor for the future brightness of the new generations of any society. Education has been made compulsory by the government for all the children of […]
Quite normally, writer’s call upon events from their lifetime that stand out to them as memorable for both positive and negative reasons for inspiration. A clear example of this can be found in the poetry of Edwin Arlington Robinson. When interpreted with regards to his life experiences, Robinson’s poetry shows a distinct connection to what […]
When asked to name an inspirational famous person many will impulsively say a sports star or singer. Few would mention a young Jewish girl who lived 70 years ago, in a war stricken city, in a Nazi controlled country. This girl is Anne Frank. Anne Frank’s legacy started on her birthday, June 12, 1942, when […]
The media is still buzzing over the results of the midterm elections and how women fared in them. Less than a century ago, women were never a factor in Congress. Jeanette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress, opened the door for women to enter politics in the United States and worldwide. Jeanette Rankin (sometimes […]
The Great depression lasted from 1930-1939. (American Cultural History) During the Great depression all the immigrants that had come to the USA to live the American dream could now no longer come due to the fact that the land was making no money. Many farmers had to leave to California during the depression because to […]
If a person has ever been on the internet for an extended period of time, they’ve probably come across a meme or too. Whether they would recognize it as such or not is up for debate, and it’s relevance either way is doubted by many people. And while this paper is certainly not an attempt […]
Dear Sharks: Diabetes. What do you think of when you hear the word diabetes? Every time people hear diabetes, people think diabetics’ lives are difficult. While this is mainly true, we can offer a solution. It involves a stylish accessory. Our idea is a diabetic watch. This watch tells the user their blood sugar levels […]
Have you ever had to overcome an obstacle in your life? well I did when I was 14, I at Dylan’s house on my way home.It was on a thursday night Dylan lives next to a big ditch and when I jumped over the ditch it was wet so when I landed I slipped and […]
Did you know that over 218 million, MILLION children are child labourers, of which 6.15 million are in bondage, technically slaves. They have some of the worst jobs, from having to squat for hours on end, sometimes for ten to twelve hours at a time, to packing gun powder into canisters, a hazardous job should […]
Education can be defined broadly. There are two forms, formal and informal. Formal, academic education and informal, are lessons you’ve learned from your family, friends, or experiences. These two types of education can be extremely similar at points, but they’re not the same. They can also vary depending on the education level. School is normally […]
Shirley Jackson once said, “I have always loved to use fear, to take it and comprehend it and make it work and consolidate a situation where I was afraid and take it whole and work from there” (Brainyquote). People genuinely tend to fear the unknown and Shirley Jackson made sure to include a big unknown […]
Horseracing was even faster and more nerve wracking in the 1920s than it is today. It was the decade of the wonder horses; they raced around the track like flying bullets leaving only their hoof prints behind in the dirt. The automobile allowed people to travel all around the country to see the famous horses […]
BANG, CRASH, SPLAART! were the only thing you could hear in the band room. The day was like any other, crisp fresh air, and an autumn breeze coming in from the northeast. As always the entire school is peppered with students patiently waiting for the bell to ring. I walk into the band room and […]
It’s only the Beginning The gay rights movement is just getting started. One of the most discussed topics of gay rights would most likely be the subject of gay marriage. Very few states in the U.S. (Iowa, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, District of Colombia, and New York) allow gay marriage (National Gay and Lesbian […]
Picture this, you are in the hall of your school and someone drops all their books about seven people walk by and kick them all over the floor. You feel bad so you help them up and then collect their books for them. What you just did by helping them is called following the Mustang […]
Ansel Adams, born February 20, 1902, was an only child to Charles Hitchcock Adams and Olive Bray Adams. From the beginning, he enjoyed nature, and spent much time exploring and collecting insects. Adams was homeschooled for two years by private tutors, his father, and his Aunt Mary. The former taught him the ideas of Robert […]
Writing is definitely one of the most emotionally trying things, someone can choose to do. Orchestration of language is in my opinion one of the most important element of the creative writing process. As writers, we are the kings and queens of the English Language. As the rulers of the English Language, we are entitled […]
Civil War- the war that ended slavery, and made the United States united. In the article ?Abraham Lincoln said war was over taxes, not slavery? the author, Roger K. Broxton, states that the Civil War was caused by taxes, not slavery. However, the Civil War was completely over slavery. The Civil War was a war […]
America, in the early 19th century, as a consequence of the Industrial Revolution and the growth of major metropolitan cities, instigated the rabid deterioration of public housing and instigated the rise of urban crime. With the lack of Federal Government Relief, the prosperous middle classes assumed the responsibility of caring for the underprivileged and desolate, […]
Turn on the television, computer, or that brand-new iPad and one will see how the world glorifies wealth. Today, money is the ultimate goal in society; it is viewed as the “key to success. ” While money can be used in many instances for good, more often times a vicious, damaging cycle is the outcome. […]
As of 2011, the world is home to over 7 billion people. But did you know if we took all of those people and put them right next to each other, we would all fit in the town of Los Angeles, California? (“7 Billion, National Geographic Magazine”) Every day people hear plenty about the “problems” […]
Relying on our meat consumption to be heavily considered within the public’s eyes under strict guidelines from which a manufacturer must comply is what consumers were taught to believe. Within the walls of the meat packing industries lies secrets that their own employs can’t tolerate but to speak out about it. It’s to say that […]
At first glance, the sci-fi movie Ex Machina and the classic romantic novel Frankenstein seem to project two distinct dynamics between the creator and his creation. Nathan is far from being a stereotypical ‘mad scientist’ such as Victor Frankenstein, his creation is far more elegant than Frankenstein’s monster, and the dynamic between him and his […]
