Business Essays
Imagine this, you’re sitting in school and just like Christopher Columbus you discover something but its not America… its a peice of gum stuck underneath the desk. This has probably happened to you, maybe even a couple times! We all know that kids chew gum during school, even though in some schools there are rules […]
Before being diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), an autoimmune disease which affects the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and unfortunately makes them deteriorate, I was your typical university student: I hung out with my friends and studied Physics, which I found very easy, so naturally, I didn’t study much and did […]
At the end of the book, the decisions now return to the judge and the Circle Justice Court concerning Cole’s fate. The question remains: has Cole been rehabilitated, or should he still be sentenced to time in jail? The judge asks all members of the Circle to write a letter evaluating Cole’s experience with Circle […]
In the United States there is a huge problem in human trafficking with women and children alike. And the is no awareness to any great amount. Even as recent as May 20th of this year, an article states that a couple in Florida, Michigan was sentenced with lengthy prison terms for brutally keeping an underaged […]
The Puritan, or Separatist, society settled in New England in the early 1600s. They were a community of strict faith and Spartan rituals, more so than the pilgrims of the southern colonies. They believed they could create a model for all other establishments dedicated to the righteous worship and praise of God. They sought to […]
A thrill runs down my spine as I gaze upon a clean piece of paper. The prompt suddenly registered in my mind like a laser, and all of my ideas file into a solid beam. Now filled with confidence, I take a deep concentrating breath and press my pen against the white document and put […]
Whether we realize it or not, mainstream media plays a major role in how we view ourselves. Theway we perceive things through specific forms of medium such as television can in fact alter our views on self image. This is especially true of teenagers and adolescents, perhaps the most impressionable age bracket. Most teenage males […]
“A dull pencil is greater than the sharpest memory” (English Proverb). This saying rightly acknowledges the value of the pencil, unlike so much of the world today. Depended upon daily, the true meaning of a pencil is often overlooked. Normally used purely for the sake of writing, pencils do have their more peculiar functions, not […]
Loneliness is not something anybody wants. Feeling lonely is like being empty with no way of food or drink. Most people live their lives and end up happy with a nice family friends and an entire community of people that they can say are their friends. But there are the rare cases of people that […]
Throughout A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf writes in a distanced, narrative style, assuming the perspective of an anonymous woman who researches the role of women in fiction and discovers various literary disparities between the sexes. She eats lunch at Oxbridge, a generic “male” university, and dinner at Fernham, a generic “female” university. While […]
Have you ever come home from a long stressful day and just wanted to punch something? Have something to just take your aggression out on? Well now there is a simple solution! To all you parents out there you have a god given punching bag. You brought your child into this world and you can […]
The short story “Opening Act” by Jane Yolen and Heidi Elisabet Yolen Stemple is about a young girl named Amanda who thinks that writing poetry is a way to express the deepest feelings in you. Throughout this story, Amanda’s experiences and feelings at the beginning to the end of the story change in a number […]
How many of you have used windshield wipers in your life? Paper bags? Dishwashers? Did you know that all of those were invented by women? Today women and girls are underestimated in the world of careers and sports. Many women and girls are not playing sports they are passionate about, such as football. They are […]
“I meant to be such a help to John, such a real rest and comfort, and here I am a comparative burden already!” (Perkins-Gilman). The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins-Gilman is a story of a suppressed woman finding the strength to express herself. It has a very strong feminist message, meant to encourage all women […]
Women are the only oppressed group in our society that lives in intimate association with their oppressors. (Quote garden). In this short story the narrator is a very timid female. She appears to be unsure of herself and abides by all things that her husband tells her. She is so caught up in what he […]
Some people are evil. They respond with revenge when they are mad. Same with the crazed Montresor. In the story “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe, a man who was once hurt also responded with revenge. Montresor tricked Fortunato and killed him without regret. So anyone who likes vengeance and Supreme madness should […]
Think about going to school in a society that barely teaches kids to read at school. What if the government only told its people a mixed up version of the truth? In The Hunger Games, the country of Panem becomes like this. Panem is what used to be the United States of America. Panem and […]
Books aren’t just printed letters on dead wood. They’re stories of adventures, real or fictional, that teach us something; whether it be a moral lesson or an informational lesson. ‘Children of Eden’ by Joey Graceffa is no exception to that claim. The story is about a set of twins who are both alive in a […]
March 10th, 1849 My name is Anita Ross. I am a thirteen-year-old slave, in the state of Virginia. I have just received this diary from my Master’s son. He has been secretly teaching me to read and write, and in exchange, I would not tell his mother or father of what I witnessed him doing. […]
There has been a spark seen in academic cheating in recent years. Most who participate have gotten caught, but some slip under the radar and remain undetected. Academic cheating continues to be a problem because students do not put in the effort to do their own work, they have a tremendous amount of pressure from […]
William Shakespeare’s Magnus Opus, The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, has been taught in American high school classrooms for over 100 years. American students can learn many great lessons from one of greatest sonnet writers in history. The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Should be continued to be taught in the class room because it teaches many […]
5 Ways to Pass Time by in Class When finishing assignments in class and having extra time to spare, find ways to pass time by without getting into trouble. Here are some ways to do just that. 1. Bring your ipod with you. After finishing the days assignment listen to your ipod for the rest […]
The Roaring 20s was a decade of great social, political, and economic change that swept a new culture and generation across America. People moved into cities, found a way around prohibition, and spent their newfound money on consumer goods like ready-to-wear clothes and cars; the American Dream was in full swing. The Jazz Age, filled […]
You’ve likely heard of some of the works of Edgar Allan Poe, maybe even read a few for your English class: “The Tell-Tale Heart”, “Annabel Lee” or – what may have been his most famous – “The Raven”. If you’ve read any of these, all of them, or other works by Poe, then you’ll understand […]
How to Write an Article for Journalism Ingredients A dash of creativity Two winks of determination A dollop of writing abilities A harvest full of repetition An empire of procrastination One bandwagon Two crates of content Two interviews One Master Journalist Two Senior Editors One Masterpiece ONe droplet of poor photography Each week begins with […]
The Odyssey is one of Homer’s many Epic Poems. Written after the Iliad, many people believe that this was composed in Homer’s older years because it shows a completely different tempo to the Iliad. It was written about Odysseus’ journey sailing home from the ten year Trojan War. This Epic Poem is about the trials […]
26 million animals are used in testing a year in the US. Animal testing: the use of non-human animals in research and development projects, esp. for purposes of determining the safety of substances such as foods or drugs. Therefore, I believe that animal testing should be banned in the US. Animal lives are no less […]
Music is an interesting aspect of human lives because it is present in all activities. It has been used in joyful ceremonies as well as sorrowful ones, in wars, and everyday objects such as ringtones. Music started as being the sound of daily chores then gradually evolved into its modern form. Music is influential because […]
In the modern time that we live in the general idea and interest in space exploration has indeed faded. Some may think that we know everything about our universe and everything beyond it. In fact we know just about nothing. The universe is infinite with infinite possibilities. Of course we have come so far in […]
The battle of stalingrad happen on 23 August, 1942 to 2 February, 1943. When the nazis launched operation barbarossa which was to take over the soviet union. Germany and the soviet union signed a nonaggression pact, the reason the germans broke this pact is because hitler didn’t trust stalin next to the belarusian border because […]
