Imagine it is your first day of high school, and as you approach the steps of your new school mobs of violent people swarm you, shouting obscene profanity and refusing to let you enter. This was common for the students who were chosen to integrate into Central High School. Civil rights were and still are … Read more
With the rise in access to technological devices steadily increasing (likely due to the glamour and ease these products bring to 21st century life), it isn’t surprising that many children are beginning to write “my own cell phone” on their (actual or metaphorical) wish list. However, due to the expensive nature of mobile devices as … Read more
William Shakespeare, a name when uttered places pictures of Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet into the minds of many. Shakespeare, who is often regarded as the world’s most famous playwright was born in 1564 and died in the year 1616. In his lifetime, Shakespeare wrote many renowned plays. In 1611, he wrote his final play, The Tempest, … Read more
Mental Health and Minorities Is Not a Minor Issue Mental illness affects over forty two million Americans, which is one in five Americans each day (NAMI: National Alliance). With mental illness being a common theme in the media and novels throughout the world, the novel It’s Kind of A Funny Story by Vizzini creates a … Read more
Should They Be Allowed to Protest? Martin Luther King Jr. once said “The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people” (“Martin Luther King Jr.”). The mission of Black Lives Matter is to campaign against the violence toward people of color. The … Read more
The Wounded Warrior Project: Helping Soldiers One by One Introduction “The greatest casualty is being forgotten,” is the Wounded Warrior Project’s most famous quote (Project 1). The Wounded Warrior Project, also known as WWP, is a non profit organization which means that the organization was not made to gain profit, it was made to help … Read more
The Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain during the mid 18th century. Before the Industrial Revolution started the majority of the people lived and worked on farms. Samuel Slater brought the Industrial Revolution from Great Britain to the United States in 1790. The Industrial Revolution and the inventions were a closely kept secret for Great … Read more
Child marriage is defined as the marriage of a child under 18 years of age (AlAmodi, 2013, p. 1979). In Yemen, which is one of the world’s most conservative countries, where a strict interpretations of Islam dictates people’s lives, child marriage is a serious troubling issue (Nour, 2009, para. 1). Yemen is the poorest country … Read more
Internet access around the whole world is a crazy concept to think about, but it is actually very possible here in the near future. Project Loon is a group balloons comprised of an inflatable balloon called the envelope, the envelope hangs aloft two solar panels and a small compartment containing all the balloons electronics. Loon … Read more
Some say one of the biggest controversies can be the issue that if Shakespeare wrote his plays or not, Although there is no real proof that Shakespeare did write his plays, the support that he didn’t outweighs the other theory. Shakespeare didn’t write his plays, Other more eligible writer did like a famous writer named … Read more
There are many examples of places in which manipulation is used today. One such example is in the politics. Political leaders, for example Donald Trump, try to sway the public’s emotion so that they will get elected to office. Just like in the real world, there are many different areas where manipulation occurs in the … Read more
Martin Luther King’s Commentary on the Injustices of the Vietnam War The war that preserved Vietnamese independence was a “success” for the oppressed country, but the United States’ role in the violent conflict unveiled a hypocrisy in its superficially noble cause and its damage to the American psyche. To commentate on these injustices, Martin Luther … Read more
Jealousy. The corruption of Puritans. The anonymity and manipulation of mass hysteria. These themes influence the thoughts and actions of many characters in the “The Crucible” and result in the condemnation of the innocent and morally just. While the majority of the accusers are Puritans who “claim” they follow God, their actions are led by … Read more
Nanotechnology is a great piece of ingenuity. Just obtain a big piece of a raw material, blast it into a nano sized piece and or take a molecule throw in some chemicals, give it a shake and boom you have yourself some nanoparticles.. Nevertheless, it’s just not that simple there is more to that process … Read more
Dying is something that most people don’t want. A baby dying can be difficult to cope with and sad to hear about. What can be so different about an unborn baby? It is very sad that valuable lives are cut off like that. Using all the resources and technology we have in this current year … Read more
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