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Hinduism and Christianity are two biggest religions of the world. Hinduism is the oldest continuing religion and Christianity has enlightened a majority of population of planet earth. Both religions have sacred texts that describe everything about both Hinduism and Christianity. Sacred texts of both these religions have very significant place in establishing and spreading ideas of both these religions. Sacred texts are very important for followers of Hinduism and Christianity and these texts have a function of guiding followers of both these religions. This paper intends to discuss the place of sacred texts in Hinduism and Christianity along with discussing various ...

“Is Google Making Us Stupid?”

Since its creation in the 1990s, the internet has been an immense tool in acquiring knowledge in an instant. To help with the pursuit of knowledge, search engines, such as Google, have continuously been created in hopes of being the better way of finding specific information. Recently, there has been some concern about the constant use of Google and how it affects peoples’ mentality. The people who are against using Google on every search claim that the engine is making people stupid by replacing learning knowledge and critical thinking skills with simply obtaining information at the quickest convenience. It ...

“Gandhi” is an acclaimed movie that presents a staged version of life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. The movie was directed by Richard Attenborough in the year 1982. Gandhi was a great leader of India who fought British to get independence and earned it in the year 1947. Though he fought English but not through the guns or violence. Gandhi was a firm believer in the non-violence and by applying the idea of non-violence, he earned India’s freedom. The movie presents his life, principles and his struggle in a communicative manner. This paper aims to propose a discussion on the movie, “Gandhi” and further ...

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In the recent weeks, American airwaves have been filled with heated debates over Mr. Donald Sterling’s racial remarks. There have been accusations and counteraccusations, as well as legal battles in different media over Donald’s remarks and the sale of Los Angeles Clippers. In this paper, the main objective is to highlight constituents of good quality journalism and its role in the society. In an attempt to meet this objective, two stories covering the Donald’s saga have been chosen: TMZ.com and New York Times. These stories/articles will be analyzed as I seek to illuminate on what constitutes ...

‘The Hunger Games’, written by Suzanne Collins, is an acclaimed novel that narrates the story of Panem. The author portrays the relationship, starvation, poverty and suppression in a manner that attracts readers. This paper intends to discuss the novel and several other related aspects.
Panem is a rich, modern and the capitol city that is depended on twelve surrounding districts for its daily needs. The hunger game is an event that takes place in the city of Panem. It has been portrayed that the civilization of this region was destroyed due to an apocalyptic event (Collins). The city of Panem ...

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Starting from the time the No Child Left Behind was passed in 2001 the importance of social sciences has not been carefully considered as has been other studies such as mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics among other science studies and languages. The No Child Left Behind initiative had all its prominence on languages and mathematics thus making several states to reduce their needs for social studies in the curriculums of these states. This move has greatly reduced the emphasis that was laid on social sciences before thus leading to most stakeholders not appreciating the value of social sciences in ...

In Douglas Rushkoff’s article “Bart Simpson: Prince of Irreverence,” he refers to the FOX sitcom The Simpsons as “the closest thing in America to a national media literacy program.” (Graff et al, p. 241) Within this program, the Simpson family deconstructs memes and cultural landmarks of television at a breakneck pace, holding a lantern up to the way that media works and displaying it for all to see. The Simpsons educates its viewers to view media with a more critical eye due to its irreverence and ability to recognize and lampoon the structure and politics of the media industry. This is accomplished ...

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Established in November 1941, the Ad Council continues to be the leading producer of communications in the Public service, in America (Ad Council, 2012). The first campaign, after its establishment was the sale of war bonds immediately after America got involved in the World War II. The key motive under its establishment was to identify significant issues that relate and affect the public, and arouse action through communication programs, so as to make a difference in the society. The Ad Council, therefore, facilitates media, volunteers the talented from the communication and advertising industry, and funds resources in creation of awareness ...

In Douglas Rushkoff’s article “Bart Simpson: Prince of Irreverence,” he refers to the FOX sitcom The Simpsons as “the closest thing in America to a national media literacy program.” (Graff et al, p. 241) Within this program, the Simpson family deconstructs memes and cultural landmarks of television at a breakneck pace, holding a lantern up to the way that media works and displaying it for all to see. The Simpsons educates its viewers to view media with a more critical eye due to its irreverence and ability to recognize and lampoon the structure and politics of the media industry. In this paper, ...

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Much concentration has been centred on the educational attainment of students, in this era of standards-based learning reorganization. With the hustle to accomplishment testing, learning institutions could have lost track of the 25 - 30 percent dropout rate over the past decades (Barton, 2002). Barton illustrated that many scholars, both graduates and dropouts, are lacking career development proficiencies as they penetrate the labour market or change to post-secondary learning (2002). In a survey of high school psychoanalysts’ career improvement proficiencies, Barker and Satcher (2000) established that they were inclined to ignore the requirement of implementing career improvement programs, ensuing in ...