For years many have asked “What is the true purpose of obtaining a college degree?” For some the purpose may strictly be money while others seek to gain more with their degree. Everyone has their own opinion but for me the purpose of achieving a college degree is pursuing success through knowledge, opportunities and happiness. … Read more
In December 2013, a massive tidal surge flooded 1,400 homes along the east coast of the U.K., which has managed to destroy and tumble some of these houses into the Atlantic Ocean. Over the next century, it is estimated that estates worth over 1 billion pounds will be lost due to the effects of coastal … Read more
Napoleon became a very famous leader of France. He was not only one of the strongest leaders France has ever witnessed, but he led France to their biggest downfall. Napoleon became a strong leader when France needed it the most after the French Revolution. Napoleon brought new ideas to the French government and the lives … Read more
Usually people avoid having an exterminator spraying around their home to avert harmful effects on their loved ones, especially children. Yet, when it comes to household products that are bought from a local convenience store, people don’t stop to look at the ingredients that could cause potential harm or worse — they notice some the … Read more
What role(s) did African Americans play in achieving the “rights” outlined in this document by the late 1870s? African Americans had an active participation during the Reconstruction era and worked hard to achieve rights that they deserved. African Americans acquired different roles, both as individuals and in groups to achieve their goals. One very important … Read more
It is often said that a true democracy is at its best when the people are as involved as was intended when the Founding Fathers first established our Constitution. Our Founding Fathers sought a government to rebut a strong, centralized and elite group of people who wielded the power of the country disproportionately, often in … Read more
In the year 1796, Edward Jenner, a physician, and scientist facilitated an event that would change a scientific paradigm forever: he created the first smallpox vaccine. He discovered that milkmaids who had contracted cowpox from cows udders were not susceptible to smallpox since cowpox and smallpox were similar enough in genetic composition. Knowing this, he … Read more
I, ____, take you, ____, to be my wife (or husband), to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death us do part, according to God’s holy law, and this is my solemn vow. This … Read more
Over the past four months, this class has been one of the most vigorous, yet most helpful classes that I’ve ever taken. This class has helped me grow tremendously! Working with the different discussion boards, annotated bibliographies, and essays has provided me with the chance to think outside of the box and take what I … Read more
Women feeling unsafe and uneasy in public situations is all but uncommon. Two-thirds of women have been sexually harassed by men in public. In a survey conducted in the United States, more than half of women were verbally harassed, forty-one percent of women had experienced physical aggression in public, twenty-three were victims of non-consensual sexual … Read more
On August 6th, 1945, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later, another bomb dropped on Nagasaki. Today, these events are known as the end of World War II, and also the only time that the military used nuclear bombs in war. The bombs not only impacted world history, … Read more
The Creation of a Monster In the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, the creature created by Victor Frankenstein experiences that prejudgment immediately by both Victor and the rest of society around him. Why would a parent or, in the creatures case, a creator reject their own child just because of their appearance? Is the monster … Read more
Poverty is the root cause of respiratory problems developing in Maori children. In 2015 305,000 Aotearoan children were living in poverty, 33% of which were Maori. Children are usually affected more than any other members of a household stricken by poverty. They are the most vulnerable to illnesses and often do contract many different ailments. … Read more
James Bond Stockdale became a POW for close to eight years after being shot down while proceeding in a bombing of some box cars in Vietnam. Although he went through unbelievable humiliation and torture, he used his education to his advantage and also gained a better understanding of the meaning of integrity as well as … Read more
Parvana, a novel by Deborah Ellis, tells a story about a young Afghanistan girl struggling to save her family and friends under very constricted Taliban rules. Parvana throughout the novel breaks the Taliban rules and laws and since those were illegal doings she has to dress up like a boy so that she can get … Read more
The death of Julius Caesar was a bitter and gruesome one. He died by the hand of his friend Brutus and his own group of senators who badly mutilated his body. His last words were , “Et Tu Brutus” ? meaning you too Brutus. This was a grave mistake on the part of the assassins … Read more
Drug Industry The pharmaceutical industry has been under a lot of scrutiny lately, particularly for their exploitative relationship with their consumers. The IMS Health Informatics reported that $100 billion was made annually in drug sales at the beginning of 2015 and was expected to hit $147 billion by 2018 (Herper) and a report carried out … Read more
Martin Luther King Jr. was a pastor, activist and a humanitarian. King wasn’t interested in following in his dad’s footsteps; however, he later changed his mind and that is when his legacy started and changes were bound to be made. Martin Luther king Jr. was the most influential person to the 20th century of American … Read more
Surely, we should consume more organic meals instead of those canned foods or those with induced preservatives. Still, despite the potential risks, global organizations such as the World Health Organization and the Food and Drug Administration claim the modified foods are safe and moreover there have not been recorded cases of how modified foods influence … Read more
In England in the 19th century, social class determined your rank within the society. There were aristocrats, middle class, and lower class citizens. The aristocrats were the royal family along with the knights, barons, and country gentlemen. The middle class was split into two parts, the upper middle class and the lower middle class. The … Read more
A Parent is a Parent The shuffling of feet through the kitchen acts as an alarm, and the smell of waffles shakes away the grogginess. PB & J’s are thrown into Ziplocks, pencil pouches are stuffed into backpacks, and scattered math worksheets are collected and crammed into tearing paper folders. One kid can’t find their … Read more
The book “Ender’s Game” by Orson Scott Card Ender is manipulations and lies. General Graff is the one doing all the manipulations. He keeps Ender clueless (though he is a genius) and is manipulating him into getting what he wants. Still, General Graff is not the only one who is lying to Ender. People lies … Read more
Old folks always tell stories about how they used to run around with their friends and have fun all the time. Now people tend to be caught up in their own lives and don’t seem to enjoy the simple things in life, such as talking to a random stranger about how the weather is or … Read more
14.5% of Americans are stuck below the line of poverty. The reason is America’s lack of economic mobility. There is another social structure quite contrary (but probably quite similar) to the one in United States and it’s called the caste system. The caste system is a social structure which defines you by the class you … Read more
The world has witnessed the rise of powerful and noteworthy leaders, some of which were a blessing and some a curse. Adolf Hitler was the latter. He was a leader of the Nazi party and the ‘führer’ of Germany who was responsible for an estimated 11 million deaths, many of which were very brutal. The … Read more
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