What pieces of the film, Stress, “The portrait of a Killer,” stood out most to you? The pieces of the film “Stress, The Portrait of a Killer,” that stood out most to me is how Robert Sapolsky for almost 30 years, 80 hours a week been working on advancing our comprehension of stress. How he … Read more
The Four Skillful Brothers ” Boys, you are going into the city to learn how to trade and I don’t want any complaints ! ” bellowed father. “What, that is absurd! ” screamed my youngest brother Eli” Have you, gone crazy old man! ” yelled my first brother Jake while my second brother ranted about … Read more
Zoos are like internment camps and should be shut down. Animals deserve the right to live out their lives in their natural habitat, not be the source of human entertainment. Zoos are more detrimental to animals than they are good for them, even though there are conservation efforts and educational purposes for having animals in … Read more
Thate music. Music is useless and worthless. Why do we even have music? Were you offended or, if not, struck by these statements? We’re forced to evaluate the significant importance and presence of music in society, especially today with advancing technology. We are conscious of the presence of music by today’s typical teenager who is … Read more
There’s large amounts of symbolism in the story, especially in the latter half. To begin, the title of the story Cat’s Eye represents the marble that Elaine was fond of in her childhood. She stated that the marble was something she could protect herself with, and it represented her lost childhood because as time carries … Read more
“Death is more universal than life; everyone dies, but not everyone lives,” quoted by Alan Sachs. Death is a part of everyone and touches everyone’s lives a little differently. It is a topic is that is usually followed by forms of sadness from the people associated with the person who passes away. What death is … Read more
It was in February of 1903 that a young literary hopeful by the name of Franz Xaver Kappus reached out to not-yet-esteemed poet Rainer Maria Rilke in search of criticism and career advice. In what seems like an effort to cast him aside, Rilke refused to give Kappus criticism and advised him to instead search … Read more
Introduction – 45 to 60 seconds Audio Figurative language is a literary device used to create an effect in literature. What is the purpose of poetry? Usually, the poet wants to create emotions, or feelings, in readers. Figurative language is used to compare items, people, places, or ideas. You could say, “My sister is a … Read more
Efficiency is a concept intuitively associated with business and economics, rather than philosophy. For most of philosophy’s history, efficiency remained a concept predominantly untouched, and was secondary to metaphysical and epistemological questions. In modern times, this has changed and the concept of efficiency has played an increasingly important role within the various contemporary philosophical traditions. … Read more
The Contribution of Globalization to Sustainable Prosperity As citizens of this country and this world, we may be asked the question. To what extent does globalization contribute to the sustainable prosperity of all people. Many people will not be able to give you an answer, some may give a random explanation of globalization or sustainability … Read more
Why are pregnant women always complaining? The simple answer is that a pregnant woman’s body is always changing. When this is said, many think of the physical changes that one can see or feel. However, even though these physical changes are important, the true question is what causes these physical changes? Physical changes to a … Read more
We all can’t wait to grow up when we’re young. The world is filled with all this possibility and wonder. I’ve been told ever since I was little that the world is my oyster; in other words, the world was completely opened to me and I could be anything put my mind to. So I … Read more
Active listening is a communication technique used in counseling, training and conflict resolution, which requires the listener to feed back what they hear to the speaker, by way of re-stating or paraphrasing what they have heard in their own words, to confirm what they have heard and moreover, to confirm the understanding of both parties(https:// … Read more
Being married has always been something I have thought about since I was a little girl. From that time on, I have always seen and been taught that marriage is between a man and woman. With the way that society is changing every day, it now views many things differently than it did years ago. … Read more
The fashion industry in a multibillion dollar business dedicated to the making and selling of clothes. The fashion industry is known to be significantly influential in shaping the opinions and views of society. Its impact becomes more influential when it is used in advertising. Advertising is the most persuasive medium in media, which ultimately allows … Read more
Beauty. It’s only one word, but a word filled with power. For some people beauty is based on characteristics, but for the majority it is based on how pleasant your face appears to be, although most would not admit it. Beauty is probably the most significant in one’s teenage years. It is statistically proven that … Read more
The idea of the necessity for a Social Contract is one which has been explored by countless philosophers, all of whom have varied ideas on why and how a social contract may come about. Within the Following essay i shall be exploring John Locke’s ideas on why humanity needs to enter a social contract and … Read more
Florence in 15th century contributed immensely to the world in every aspect. It is unimaginable to think of world history, particularly facets such as art, literature, architecture, politics, economics and science without acknowledging and praising renaissance Florence for leaving an indelible mark on not only Italy but also the rest of the world. The chosen … Read more
The life of Tom Hansson was simple and ordinary. He was a greeting card writer with a dream to be an architect but no ambition to change. Until one day his bosses beautiful new assistant approached him, and it changed his life forever. She was everything but ordinary. She was original. In Tom’s eyes, she … Read more
News reports regularly report on incidents involving terrorists or crazed gunmen laying siege to hordes of innocent people. What would you do if you suddenly found yourself thrown into this situation? Would you know what actions were crucial to your survival? Unfortunately, there is no 100% guarantee you’ll come out of a terrorist situation alive. … Read more
On Saturday, I visited Hot Topic in Maple Grove and observed one of their employees, named Quinn, interacting with his customers and coworkers. Overall I would give him a score of 4.5 for professionalism. There were many things that he did well. He greeted every customer that came into the store and engaged in conversation … Read more
I’ve always wanted to know what a funeral home really looks like, TV pretty much has it pegged but I just never really realized how boring a funeral home really is. I mean sure, the stench of death follows you everywhere you go and the eerie feeling of dead bodies waiting to be buried is … Read more
The stands were already getting packed and the crowd getting louder as we all walked off of the buses and into the locker rooms of Doc Harris. Inside it was as quiet as a library. My teammates quickly started to strap their gear on and do what was necessary to prepare for one of the … Read more
There’s a reason cats aren’t called man’s best friend – and it’s all in their genes, according to a new study. Cats are simply not as domesticated as dogs despite sharing households with humans for at least 9,000 years, researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine have found. The reason is because they have … Read more
I have never been an extremely confident person. Although I love to express my ideas with others, I face anxiety when confronted with the prospect of public speaking or even speaking in class. I tend to focus more on my schoolwork and less on making sure I am participating in every way possible. However, my … Read more
Emmerich’s latest world “disaster” “That’s the same building which was blown up in Independence day!”, just a whole lot bigger, dumber and stupider than the “boringly straight-faced” Olyumpus Has Fallen. Roland Emmerich has wrecked the world more than any other director, with aliens in Godzilla and continent-killing in 2012, it’s not surprising that he death-raid’s … Read more
The granite slabs the Egyptians used to build the pyramids weighed forty tons apiece. They were able to move these blocks without the invention of the wheel or cart. It is amazing how the Egyptians built such big structures with such little technology because they were perfect in almost every dimension, it was all done … Read more
It was a crisp, but sunny May morning at the goat show and both little Spotlight the goat and owner were anxious yet excited for the show. The time was around seven am and the sun was just starting to rise over the beautiful Virginia Mountains. The humidity was low and this was going to … Read more
Unemployment means being out of a job and being out of work for many reason, which could include various reasons such as educational factors, willingness to work, inflation, recession and many other reasons associated with a person or the employer. It is made up of those who want work and excludes those who are retired, … Read more
In his book The Way of the World: the Bildungsroman in European Culture, Franco Moretti describes the transition from stable, traditional societies, to more sporadic modern societies as a “problem”. The “problem” itself refers to the dissolution of apprenticeships between generations, and as a result, the movement towards a future more uncertain but also more … Read more
In this experiment, the effect of climate change on Brassica Rapa will be tested. The Brassica Rapa plant is a member of the cruciferae family, or mustard family. The flowers on the plant are in the shape of a cross, which is why it is named crucifer (CFIA 2014). The brassica varieties are important to … Read more
In an “Overview of Jules (Gabriel) Verne,” the unknown author detests many of Verne’s works, even The Journey to the Center of the Earth. This unknown author claims that in the story, Verne “describ[es] unlikely or impossible events in the most plausible way. ” For instance, in the final conclusion of this story, our protagonists, … Read more
There are over 5844 speed cameras in the United Kingdom and 2500 of them being mobile speed cameras, given that there are 245,000 miles of road in the country that means that every 40 miles of road has a speed camera on it on average. That is a staggering number of speed cameras on the … Read more
The Industrial Revolution was a time in history which took place from the 18th to 19th century (Revolution, 2015). It was a period of time when many new inventions were introduced into the world. The revolutionary new technologies that started off being created in Britain, began to spread to other European countries causing the Industrial … Read more
The modern atomic theory was developed by many scientists, such as Neil Bohr, Democritus, James Chadwick and John Dalton. Each of these intelligent scientists have found different discoveries in their research with the atom. Why has scientific understanding of the atom changed over time? This would be because each scientist has had a different approach … Read more
The book Under the Eye of the Clock written by Christopher Nolan, is an autobiography written in the style of a biography about a boy named Joseph Meehan. In the novel which is written in prose form, Nolan describes his life as though he were watching it unfold rather than as a participant. The places … Read more
When we were small children, our gender didn’t mean much other than our anatomy. We recognized differences between ourselves and the opposite sex, but it didn’t mean much as far as how we acted. The older that we got, observation and instruction began to dictate our behavior based on gender. We saw other children of … Read more
Freedom is a desirable right, one in which is paramount to an individual’s mental well-being. The Oxford Dictionary states that freedom is, “the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants. ” Freedom can however be jeopardised when a person is enslaved, meaning that “… individuals are owned by others, who control … Read more
The Greatest Show on Earth, directed by Cecil B. DeMille was nominated for Best Picture by the Academy Awards in 1952. It is about a circus team that tours the world by train with performances all over the country. Brad is the manager of the Circus and is dating Holly, one of the trapeze girls. … Read more
The value of life Discrimination in our world is a common thing. It comes in all types of forms from the way we look, what religion you practice or the color or your skin. Throughout history this shows to be true with the Jews during WWII all the way to the African Americans in South … Read more
Within Sir Orfeo and Sir Launcelot and Queen Gwenyvere many of the characters personal interests entwined with their social duties. Malory writes Sir Launcelot lets his love for Queen Gwenyvere come between his loyalties to both the King and the Knights of the Round Table. In contrast King Arthur is sworn by his ‘duty as … Read more
Afrika Bambaataa, Fab 5 Freddy, Frosty Freeze, Kool Herc, and numerous other relevant hip-hop connoisseurs explore the culture of hip-hop, specifically by breaking down how B-Boys and B-Girls pioneered and shaped the hip-hop culture known today. While this documentary, interview-styled film had limited information to share about other aspects of hip-hop, it gave a wide … Read more
After learning about the Holocaust, it is still hard to believe that something so devastating could happen. The fact that human beings, that supposedly have hearts and souls, could murder innocent people is unfathomable. Many of the heroes of the Holocaust are the people that stood up for what was right and fought against the … Read more
Conformity is seen everywhere throughout life. People conform when they are trying to pick which restaurant to go to, or which movie to see. People conform all the time without even being conscious about doing it. Conformity affects a school-age child’s educational experiences. Although the negatives outweigh the positives there is some positives of conformity. … Read more
The 1950’s post world war two, brought prosperity to the United States. America was receiving many advantages from winning the war. Compared to Europe, Americans were living very affluent earning 15 times more than the average European. Europe was becoming impoverished and their economy was deteriorating. During Woodrow Wilson’s presidency, one of the United States … Read more
To understand the Fool in this story we need to know what a fool is. “Fool: also called jester, a comic entertainer whose madness or imbecility, real or pretended, made him a source of amusement and gave him license to abuse and poke fun at even the most exalted of his patrons. ” (Encyclopedia Brittanica, … Read more
The artwork Magic Lantern was created by American artist Jackson Pollock in 1949 and currently is hung on a wall in the Rhode Island School of Design Museum. In order to create his piece, the Pollock used oil paint, aluminum paint, enamel, and even carpet tacks, and ended up with a truly texturally intricate result. … Read more
“Mommy! Can I please get this life size lookalike doll? Please momma! All my friends have one! ” Eight year old Sarah wanted a life size look alike doll. Her mother was against it, but her father was convinced she deserved it. “Daddy is home from work! Maybe he got me the life size look … Read more
I was alerted with every movement and sound I was feeling in my surroundings. My heart raced like living was non existent and I was gonna fall to my fate. The telephone made all of my questions into a living disaster as I asked myself who could this mad man be on the other line. … Read more
Due to painful lives Korean had been experienced, South Korea initially opposed the addition of the Hashima Island to the UNESCO World Heritage site. The Korean government asked the Japanese government to acknowledge the historical fact that Korean forced laborers were used on the island during World War II and mention it publicly. Therefore, Japan … Read more