Convincing College Essays Samples For Students

Introduction

Soft skills are such skills in a person that can win others’ heart and mind emotionally and psychologically. It personifies a person’s abilities, qualities, habits and dealings which lead to his personality development and conceptual approach. There is a very common saying that common sense is not that common. Soft skills are exhibited by a person’s EQ level that is Emotional Intelligence Quotient which is embedded in his personal dealing, conflict resolving, friendliness etc. While it leads to hard skills which are related to person’s IQ level that is Intelligence Quotient, it becomes an integral part ...

Human sciences and natural sciences are classically known as being factually-based knowledge and, as such, they are sufficiently convincing enough to be held in high esteem by academics and the average member of the public alike. The purpose of this essay is to explore why this is the case and what exactly happens to make it so. In truth, the sciences can only ever provide us with theories although this is becoming less and less true as scientific evidence is increasingly easy to produce. However, it seems prudent to explore why we still put so much faith into these ...

Anna Quindlen

How effectively does the author present her argument?
Anna Quindlen’s 'With a No.2 Pencil, Delete: The Destruction of Literature in the Name of Children’ is an a argumentative essay lamenting and arguing against the censorship of books for children, whether it is by banning them from school libraries or by bowdlerizing extracts from a writer for use in state examinations for English. Her argument is powerful and emotive, and, overall convincing, but it could have been made much stronger if she had used other strategies.
One strategy she uses through the assay is tone: the very first sentence ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

What is science? If confined to the typical societal stigmas, science is a scientist in a lab, working for hours over a microscope with several chemical samples. If given a broader definition, science is all around us. It is in the way we breathe, or our biology. It is in the air around us, or the ecology. It is even in the universe that stretches so far beyond our feeble conceptions that we have had to develop a branch of science, theoretical physics, just to explain the missing links we do not understand yet. The book “Life, the Universe, ...

Industrial Organization

Overview
The media industry is collectively represented by mass media in general, which is comprised of television, newspaper, radio, magazines, and currently the Internet is already regarded as a form of mass media. This industry commands billions of dollars in revenue from advertising and marketing placements. On the other hand, the media industry itself provides growth opportunity for other industries through paid exposures. As a very dynamic industry, media experiences stiff competition, which can be observed on television, as TV networks create interesting shows to capture higher viewer ratings. The same competition also exists in other media platforms such ...

An Analysis

‘The Mother’ written by Gwendolyn Brooks very poignantly conveys the emotions of a mother when she gets a fetus aborted. The poem has expressed that abortion is only a means to get rid of the body of the unborn child but cannot let the mother escape its memories and emotions.
The entire poem has very movingly illuminated that how much an unborn child is linked to its mother. When an abortion is done, the child is helplessly killed and deprived of a life which it could live ("Analysis of The Mother by Gwendolyn Brooks."). And ...

Introduction

Since the start of the Scientific Revolution, sciences role in society experienced a massive shift from being immensely oppressed to becoming an essential part of today’s culture. Theorists such as Galileo Galilei and many others presented wild ideas and challenged what was said to be true. The definition of truth calls for a proper gauge in order to determine the ingenuity of arguments and counter-arguments. But, how do you define what is true? The church believed in what it saw and built a belief on it, but this supremacy attitude raises the question, why are sciences and scientific ...

It is a common norm for scientists to use “proofs” to describe the reasoning for various things. Scientists make use of these proofs to explain why something happens. For instance, geologists believe that the earth possesses an electromagnetic field that acts as a protector against destructive solar winds. These geologists have never really witnessed or seen this field, yet they strongly believe it to be the most plausible explanation of why the earth is protected from destructive solar winds. This analogy is comparable to the use of ‘proofs” by Christians to make strong arguments about God’s existence. When ...

A critique of Final JFK Conspiracy Paper

Introduction
Bartholomae is an expert of literature whose work, “Inventing the University” remains a resourceful tool for genre analysis and understanding. My paper, JFK Conspiracy paper attempted to adopt some of the skills and lessons picked from his works. JKF Conspiracy paper is an historical account of the conspiracy and intrigues that surrounded the assassination of John F Kennedy. It adopts the lessons learnt from the work of Batholomae. In that paper, I explain why I believe the JFK assassination was a conspiracy and why I strongly believe the government was involved.
I approach the paper in an impressive ...

Introduction

Ethics refers to the branch of philosophy that deals with values relating to human conduct especially with respect to the wrongness or rightness of actions and also to the badness or goodness of the cause and ends of such actions (Franena, 1973). An ethical system is a set of correlated values that concern preferable modes of conduct. In other words an ethical system could refer to “a map of the good life” or “ground rules” that aids a person to make the right decision when in a dilemma. Several philosophers such as Emmanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill, and Jean ...

Introduction

The impact of regional and global economic contexts is becoming increasingly significant in the conversation on the knowledge economy. Now more than ever, for countries to remain globally competitive, their citizens must be adequately skilled and educated for work in the future and not on technology and culture as before. Because Australia seeks to develop global relations with countries which speak other languages, there is a need to increase the proficiency of Asian cultures and language skills in Australia. The English language as spoken in Australia is not adequate to meet learners’ needs in a multi-lingual world and specifically ...

The Dying of the Light is an article by Dr. Craig Bowron that captures the controversy surrounding the role of medication in prolonging life. The author describes that many medical advancements have become a burden to particularly elderly patients who in most instances are ready to embrace the reality of death. Dr. Bowron believes that dying in these modern times has become a tiring and unnatural process. “Everyone wants to grow old and die in his or her sleep, but the truth is most of us will die in pieces,” Bowron notes (Bowron). The article does not advocate for ...

Descartes attempts to find out the source of his beliefs and existence. Initially he believes that thoughts are the illusions of his dreams. He believes that answers to every question originate from logic and science. As such, he seeks the truth by using philosophical and scientific principles. According to Descartes, everything that one can doubt is false. Consequently, he perceived every thought that crosses his mind to be an illusion of his dreams (Sayre, 2011, p. 709).
His turning point is when he begins to doubt the nature of his beliefs in addition to the unpredictability of his senses. ...

Individual Morality in Plato’s Republic

While Plato’s Republic is a text often studied for its ideas of justice and society, Plato also offers in The Republic a framework for individual morality. Though Plato’s work begins as an argument between Socrates and Polemarchus discuss individual morality as representation of their beliefs of a well-ordered state, their discussion can be taken and applied to a individual system of morality that still applies as a viable framework for morality today.
Plato insisted upon order in all things. In order to have a well ordered state, one needed to have well ordered citizens within the state. ...

Christianity in Rome came into existence many years ago. However, the Christians have always wanted to win the non-believers to their side. Christians have always preached the gospel and try to live by the word. However, in Rome people were being forced into Christianity. So many people were converted into the religion leaving a small percentage of the non-believers. Christianity came to the rise in Rome after Constantine converted to it (Dunstan, William 125). There were proposed several strategies as to why Christianity grew and endured to be the most powerful religion. Over the years, many people have been ...

The essay “Half Baked: UC Berkeley’s Diversity Machine Loses Its Mind Over Cupcakes,” written by Heather MacDonald, is an interesting one when analyzed from the perspective of a progressive mindset. The article works to denounce and laugh off claims that a bake drive created by a Young Republican organization at UC Berkeley was offensive. In essence, MacDonald says that the controversy, in spite of its negative attention, “has nevertheless served one useful function: it has clarified just what Berkeley’s vice chancellor for equity and diversity does for his whopping $194,000 annual salary” (765). This essay is ...

The Dying of the Light is an article by Dr. Craig Bowron that captures the controversy surrounding the role of medication in prolonging life. The author describes that many medical advancements have become a burden to particularly elderly patients who in most instances are ready to embrace the reality of death. Dr. Bowron believes that dying in these modern times has become a tiring and unnatural process. “Everyone wants to grow old and die in his or her sleep, but the truth is most of us will die in pieces,” Bowron notes (Bowron). The article does not advocate for ...

Jefferson and Elizabeth Stanton directed their individual pieces to different audiences. According to Jefferson, if all men had been created equal gender, this would have been insensitive. And it implies that only men are equal. African American men and women were not equal because black Americans were not taken as people in the past. In the same book, Jefferson emphasized the equality existing between men and the king because many were upset with the title of the British Kind. Nevertheless, Stanton declared specifically that all women and men are created equal.

Chapter ONE

The word "women" is used to emphasize the ...

Sheryl Bergmann Drewe’s essay, Fair Play, describes the ethical considerations and effects of athletes using performance-enhancing drugs in sports. Drewe argues that there are many reasons why athletes should not use these drugs, including harm to self, others, and to the integrity of sports in general. The arguments that she makes are very convincing, concise, and straight to the point, so it is easy to read and understand the points being made.
Drewe’s essay was interesting and made good points, but what it lacked were specific examples of ways in which performance-enhancing drugs have adversely affected athletes. ...

- What is 'the issue' that Farmingville faced?
Farmingville, NY faced a complex issue of illegal immigration. To simply classify it as immigration problem though would be to do the issue injustice. Economics was also a major factor driving the two parties involved in the conflict. Obviously, the immigrants were motivated by a desire to better themselves economically, however, the pre-existing nativist population of Farmingville was also facing an economic issue.
Residents were likely concerned by land values in their neighborhoods as well as the undercutting of the wages because the Mexican day laborers were willing to do tedious tasks ...

Introduction

“I Have Dream,” is a common phrase associated with Martin Luther Junior who was An American Civil Activists, religious leader and a charismatic leader. Martin delivered this impressive speech on 28th August 1963 at Lincoln Memorial. The speech aimed at ending racism, promote equality, safeguard rights of oppressed minorities in United States and reinforce civil rights legislation. More than 250,000 people drawn from all walks of lifestyles attended the event, but Negros and civil right supporters formed the majority part of the audience. The speech created a platform for the development of civil rights movement and legislation in ...

1. Summarize the main points and supporting arguments from one article/chapter from that day's readings (use quoted material from the next, when appropriate, to give emphasis to the author's points. Then, explain why this material is significant).
The main point of both of these articles is to show the hidden world that exists behind racism. In The Emotions of White Supremacy: Fear, Guilt, and Anger (Jensen) for example, went into detail about the three main things leading to the concept of white supremacy. Beyond the fact that there is little to no evidence to support these claims, guilt, anger, ...

According to the article “My Class Didn’t Trump My Race: Using Oppression to Face
Privilege” by Robin J. DiAngelo, racism is identified to contribute to historical concepts on social and cultural elements, which are found to dominant in almost all societies (Robin 52). From the article, racism and ethnicity is coined under cultural identities and it’s defined as the assertion that certain abilities or characteristics can be accredited to certain people, merely on the basis of their race and ethnicity, and that some racial groups are more superior to others .The current issues of racism have been ...

Question 1. What are the unintended consequences of mandatory arrest policies?

Response. Mandatory arrest policies are both excellent tools for law enforcement and problematic tools for law enforcement. In the case of a domestic violence situation, it is always better to try to remove the abuser or aggressor from the situation, because if the police or law enforcement leave and the abuse continues, it can easily escalate (Alvarez & Bachman, 2014). However, mandatory arrest policies can also result in unfair arrests, and there can be problems with utilizing mandatory arrest policies in certain situations. Indeed, in some situations, calling the police can result in both parties being arrested—even the victim ( ...

A1. A negative perception of Thomas Randall and his friends may have shaped Helen Brook’s perceptual lens. She lives downstairs from the defendant and they continually bother her with her parties; she says they “tend to be noisy and keep late hours”. The day of the incident, they were having one of these parties and she alleges the ceiling was shaking, not allowing her to rest.
All of this may lower her credibility, as her perception is obviously not objective. She might have resentment from past disputes, as well as differing with her neighbors about how to live ...

Business Ethics vs. Game Model

Business ethics also referred to as corporate ethics, relates to a class of applied as well as professional ethics. Ideally, the rationale behind the establishment of business ethics is the necessity for examining ethical morals, principles and problems that arise from time to time in the business world. In light of the above, business ethics applies to every aspect of the business as long as it is related to the conduct of the entire organization or the individuals in the organization. With the extremely globalized business environment, the necessity to understand the various aspects of business ethics most important ...

Question 1

While the other arguments for moral relativism may be right, the argument from cultural diversity is the most convincing. Admittedly, different people perceive moral values in a unique manner depending on the societies and cultural backgrounds. In respect to this, it is justifiable that what is moral for one person may mean otherwise for another person from a different society or culture. In fact, the society through its material culture determines what is right or evil for its people. For example, in some societies blood sports are acceptable as a recreation activity. On the contrary, some cultures regard such ...

Abstract

The goal of critical thinking is the development of thinking skills. The ability to make informed decisions, work with information, analyze various aspects of the phenomena, and so on. This technology aims to develop the student basic indicators which are estimates, openness to new ideas, their own opinion and the reflection of their own judgment.
1. Critical thinking is a system of judgment that is used for the analysis with the formulation of valid conclusions and correctly apply the results to the situations and problems. Critical thinking implies the use of cognitive techniques or strategies that increases the probability ...

The main and the most difficult task for the person, who is negotiating is making the other party to accept the correctness of his arguments. Often, the other side is reluctant to cooperate and it is showing signs of distrust during the negotiations. In order to succeed in that field the negotiator should know how to establish good relations with the other party, how to prepare for the negotiations and present the idea and how to set the mutual understanding between parties.
In order to persuade the other party to his side, the negotiator needs to understand the principles ...

The film, ‘Life is Beautiful’ is an ideal demonstration of developmental theory especially as a child grows up. Developmental theory that is a psychologically based theory is seen through the interaction between the father and the son while under seizure during the World War II. Developmental theory has been enhanced by the fact that, the father, Guido, has been the role model in the son’s life, Joshua. Therefore, this paper will explore psychological developmental theory in the film ‘Life is Beautiful’ through father-son interaction (Benigni & Cerami, 1998).
Behavioral child development theory is evident through Guido’s interaction with ...

In the Symposium, Apollodorus makes a relation to an unidentified companion story, which he had learned about a dinner party, or a symposium from Aristodemus. The symposium is given to honor the tragedian Agathon. Here, Socrates is lost in thought on the neighboring balcony, and arrives at the party late. Eryximachus accepts Phaedrus suggestion after they have finished eating that, every person should make a speech praising the god of love. After a consensus, Phaedrus starts by referring to love as one of the oldest of gods. He adds that love promotes the most of the virtue in people. ...

The suggested text addresses the issue of persuasive writing. The writer has been successful in convincing the readers of his thoughts because of the careful selection of words and advocating the issue in a very comprehensive style. Persuasive writing is a form of non fictitious writing, therefore, the writer develops logical arguments and a cohesive summary of the selected topic. The writer has used simple vocabulary, which acts as the major convincing factor for the selected text. The logical, augmented and comprehensive style of writing is what makes the selected text even more convincible for the readers.
Keeping in ...

Introduction

This author of the article gives an elaboration of the importance of various aspects of violence in the media are of the essence in helping the children to develop ways of dealing with the society in an effective manner. The author argues that violence in the media is constructive and good for kids since it enables the children to cope with various aspects of violence in the society. The author argues that the society itself is a violent place, therefore; the children should be subjected to such acts of violence in order to get used to such activities as ...

In 1980, Theodore Isaac Rubin wrote the book entitled “Reconciliations: Inner Peace in an Age of Anxiety” that has an essay titled “Competition and Happiness.” He defined his ideas and beliefs on how competitions are limiting people’s ability to have happy and satisfying lives. Even though it is comprehended that competition does good to the participants, Theodore Rubin vividly posits that competition directs people to live unhappily. His views are one-sided and direct. Rubin strongly believes that competition not only reveals the worst in people, but also arouses jealousy, envy, and paranoia in people. He also shows that ...

Summary

In the article Consider the Lobster, David Foster Wallace is quick to vividly describe how inhuman human beings are. He makes use of lobsters as an example and more specifically the Marine Lobster Fest which is a popular festival in which large quantities of lobsters are consumed. David begins by introducing the culture and tradition of the festival and then vividly describing the large number of lobsters available. He estimates the lobsters to be about twenty five thousand pounds, fresh and ready for human consumption. In the subsequent part of the article, he describes in detail how the lobsters ...

Essay for Lesson 5: Hitler and the Aestheticization of Politics

Introduction
One of the reasons behind the success of the Nazi Party in taking over Germany is on its extensive use of propaganda. Adolf Hitler, known for his penchant for populism, rendered the strong impact of images, films and other materials attributed to Nazism as essential for the political success of the Nazi Party and its agenda for Germany. As an authoritarian leader, Hitler saw the importance of extracting the patronage of the Germans not through forceful means, but through convincing and motivating measures that enticed their mental faculties. To make such a vision possible, Hitler commissioned the talents ...

As I was sitting in a restaurant, I observed two men sitting on a table at the far end of the restaurant talking over while drinking sodas. It was at noon and one man appeared to have been convincing the other one to accept a business deal. Essentially, it appeared as if one of the two men was a businessperson while the other one was a potential client. These two men appeared not to have known each other before and thus the reason to meet in a public territory. The following reasons show that the two men did not ...

Dear Professor [insert name],

On Project 1
Before I stepped in your class, I had usually perceived writing as a difficult task that takes a lot of time. This short and yet a powerful statement, too, had resonated in the minds of most of my classmates that I started to study this course together. However, it has just been a matter of ten weeks, and my writing skills have improved very drastically, courtesy of this class. Thanks to a lot of time I dedicated in writing, revising, seeking professor’s reviews and polishing my works to come up with more superior contents about ...

Abstract

Animation in simple words means to give life, and the job of an animator is precisely that, to give life to static image or objects. Computer animation has traveled a long way, and today, the computer animation artists enjoy complete freedom to draw, model and animate objects in those infinite digital landscapes.
The purpose of the essay is to look at the history of animation, and how it all started with simple drawings. The increasing sophistication and the realism of 3-D animation only reflect the never-ending possibilities of computer technology and the exponential processing power of a computer. With ...

- How do they use visuals to keep attention?
The company annual reports that have been selected for this paper are that of Intel Corporation and Advanced Micro Devices Corporation. The main references used in comparing these two reports are the two companies’ respective annual reports. Simply we, have extracted the companies’ respective annual reports from their respective websites, studied it, and compared them in terms of their contents, and the way how the information inside each report was presented. Both reports can generally be considered dull in terms of the visual aids. No pictures were used in both ...

Rhetoric analysis essentially, seeks to capture persuasion in analysis and interpreting information as written by an author of a book. It concerns deep critical analysis in order to understand and comprehend the message of the speaker or narrator. The purpose of the rhetoric analysis typically, is to adopt or move people to utilize the desire purpose. The techniques used in convincing the audience are paramount.
In literature when performing rhetoric analysis one pays attention of the author choice of words and the structure of his or her sentences. In essence one can get to understand the tone of the ...

Introduction

Classical conditioning is the process by which the brain is being trained to give attention to the presentations that are shown through public media. In the current years, it could be understood that classical conditioning is utilized by several public and private institutions to provide a suggestive form of thinking for the public to recognize accordingly. What makes this form of convincing effective is the fact that it caters to the ideal process by which the brain is directed to respond to the different messages that the said institutions want to impose on the public.
In the presentation that ...

Marriage is an aspect of society which affects different institutions such as family, government and others. There are many respected and accepted definition of marriage even before the issue of the same-sex marriage appeared in the society. However, basic concepts and principles should always be present in marriage since it is a part of the societal development. In this essay, the definition of marriage is analyzed using three articles written by respectable authors. The essay also opts to analyze which article defines marriage the most convincing.
Same-sex marriage has been so popular. There are some arguments of articles from ...

How ironical that you could be in a medical emergency at home but lack means of contacting your immediate neighbor for help? How many fresh graduates are intimidated to apply for a job because they lack demonstrable experience? These questions may sound rhetorical because they question everyday phenomena. However, the panacea to these humiliating scenarios that we choose to ignore until they catch up with us lies in one thing, volunteering. When did you last volunteer?
The World has unequivocally become a global village thanks to technology that has simplified business, communication and transport. Paradoxically, we have become engrossed ...

INTRODUCTION

If you have ever watched a movie on “mute,” then you know that movies, television, or web series are rather underwhelming without sound. Could you imagine “Star Wars” without its anthem coinciding with the rolling credits? Would anyone have been interested in Norman Bates without the score that identified the presence of his mother? Would Indiana Jones be more thrilling if he ran through hidden caverns over scored by a sad violin? Would the sweeping underwater scenes of the wreckage of the Titanic have been as haunting without the backdrop of a soft, sorrowful ballad accompanying the long lost ...

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What is Marketing?

The updated version of the definition of Marketing, as given by the American Marketing Association (2008, p.1) is: “Marketing is the activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large.”
However, this definition can be seen as a little vague. The primary purpose of marketing is to communicate and share information about a product or service that can help a consumer (or potential consumer) to determine the best possible choice between the options available to solve his or her requirements. Communication and ...

A pharmaceutical company has just develop a new drug that has 93% cure rate for several illnesses like cancer of the kidney, ESRD, kidney stones and other related illnesses without having the need to subject the patient to the excruciating treatment of dialysis and it is also more economical than any other treatment. This being a new drug, however, with enough certification from the US Food and Drug Administration, the manufacturer wants to make it available worldwide. However, negotiations are necessary considering that the drug contains marijuana. In fact, the drug is made up of 98.9% marijuana, and the ...

You consider the non-violence approach because you know for sure it is ineffective for insensitive people. Let me ask you, how will the pro-violence approach convince the insensitive people to change their views and support mine? I agree, being peaceful does not usually echo as intensely or as powerful as being violent. But while violence might bring short, momentarily victories, a peaceful resistance, practiced through the satyagraha principles of patiently and diplomatically insisting on presenting the truth as one sees it, increases the chances of long-term victories.
Satyagraha, or the militant non-violent resistance (Hardiman 239) might seem to you, ...

I haven’t made many public speeches or presentations before, and the time I got to make a presentation before the class came as a shock. I generally don’t talk much, but having no option to pull out, I had to dig deep to instigate myself to stand before the class and make the presentation that I ‘managed’ to contrive. I was nervous and this reflected in the way I began my presentation. My voice was feeble, and I just couldn’t put words in my mouth. However, knowing the consequences of my action, I began my presentation. ...

Answer 1

The major outcome or result of the negotiation that the Japanese manager wishes to achieve as a result of the negotiation is understanding, integration and acceptance. The Japanese manager wishes to close a deal that will see the firm supply and sell its electronics in the giant store. The negotiations seek to integrate the two cultures of the two organizations and make them have the correlation that will enable them conduct business. Moreover, the result of the negotiations would be to form an understanding and acceptance. The manager would want the firm based in the United States to accept ...

Basic composition

The Bachelor’s Degree course in Liberal Arts at Excelsior College focuses on proficiency in writing skills. Writing is an essential skill necessary for nearly everybody; good writing skills support educational and occupational success. The course deals with writing basic essays and the process of writing in general. A well-written composition is free from spelling and grammatical errors, and conveys ideas in a clear and concise manner. The organization and structure of a composition is also important, most compositions being divided into suitable paragraphs that are organized in a systematic fashion in order to convey a theme or thesis. ...

Essay writing is not all about putting words on paper but skillfully doing so in order to achieve the intended goal. This is one lesson that I have learned through my learning and writing experience in this course this semester. I must admit that I have grown from one level to another because my writing skills have improved over the said time. It is good to know that learning how to write very good essays can be such a daunting task yet so beautiful and encouraging. A couple of weeks ago, whenever I could be asked to write an ...

Summary of Project Outputs

The ResNet beta project was the initial phase of the complete new reservation system to be implemented at NWA. Outputs achieved in the ResNet Beta project included the successful customization of the new reservation software and the testing of hardware. Furthermore, a methodology for measuring the benefits of the reservation system was developed. The success of the ResNet beta project provided confidence and evidence that the ResNet project would be feasible, which led to progressing into phase two.

ResNet 1995

This project achieved the installation of the new reservation system in 16 personal computers in three different call centers (Minneapolis, Tampa ...

1. What is Descartes’ argument for the “real distinction” between mind and body? Does his argument succeed? Why or why not?
According to Descartes (“Synopsis,” p. 1), “the mind is thus enabled easily to distinguish what pertains to itself, that is, to the intellectual nature, from what is referred to the body.” This means that Descartes recognized the irreconcilable nature of the mind and the body and that sometimes the body has its own peculiar and natural tendencies. Hence, he concluded that the mind is distinct from the body. There is the crucial battle between the desires of the ...

First examining ‘An Inconvenient Truth’, the film introduces Al Gore’s background as a proponent in saving the environment. The presentation links his personal stories and experiences ensuring that his personal narrative would make this big issue relatable and understandable for the audience. The main point of the film, ‘An Inconvenient Truth’, revolves around the international and world crisis of impending climate change (An Inconvenient Truth, 2006). Though, the discourse encourages mankind to take action by first recognizing that significance of this event and taking action in mitigating the cause of the problem. The film also discusses a simple ...

Introduction: My favorite hobbies are gaming, movies, animals/pets. I am at MSU to study social work. I am in the MSW program. One thing that I’d like others to know about me is that I love animals of all kind. I have a Russian Tortoise, three freshwater aquariums. I also have 2 min pins or miniature pinchers which are a cross between a German pinscher Italian greyhound and dachshund.
The Monster Under My Bed: The monster that lives under my bed is about two feet tall and looks like a short, squat goblin with bat wings that fold ...

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Introduction

The story of creation is one of the most compelling and intriguing issues that has yet to be concluded. Public opinion is divided in resolving the age-long conflict of the young-earth old-earth dilemma. Even in the field of secular science, a consensus could not be reached. The age of the earth has remained a paradox that, until today, both biblical scholars and scientist are struggling to explain. Predating even the earliest human civilization, man can only speculate what may have happened billions or thousands of years ago. In order to explain man’s very own existence, creation theories ...

1. What makes this selection convincing? The selection entitled “How Technology has affected Automotive Industry” is convincing in terms of the supportive arguments that were presented. The author provided a lot of persuasive arguments which validated the main point that technology has affected the automotive industry through different types of cars that are being manufactured. Likewise, the author noted technology as instrumental in designing advanced features, incorporating innovative materials, and applying efficient methods in the process.
2. To what extent am I convinced by the writer's reason and evidence? Why? Through the varied supporting arguments and evidences that were ...

Filling In The Gaps: A critical dialogue with the lacunas in Suchismita Hazra’s article “Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest: A Critique of The Victorian Society”
This paper proposes to launch into an analysis of Suchismita Hazra’s article “Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest: A Critique of The Victorian Society” and investigate the inconsistency of the hermeneutics of her paper. The paper seeks to take issue with her exploration of Wilde’s intent and purport in exposing the double-standards inherent in Victorian society and prove how her analyses, despite extensive quoting from the ...

New images usually shape the culture of the society in both profound and deep ways. This implies that photojournalism normally has a long and even a cherished tradition of truthfulness. Faking the photographs either by stage direction or picture manipulations has also claimed a long tradition. The media has been criticized for broadcasting very many gruesome images, which have hardened towards the violent injustices. The term photoshopping is slowly becoming synonymous with the photo manipulation. However, this practice is aging out with the new establishment of computer software, which is as old as the photography itself. Some commentators argue ...