Em College Essays Samples For Students

George Gershwin was one of the most prolific composers in America for the twenty century, excelling in the field of popular song compositions and classical compositions. He wrote a lot of music but the pieces that made him famous and also remained in the history of music as representative for his own style were two orchestral compositions like Rhapsody in Blue and An American in Paris and also the opera Porgy and Bess.
George Gershwin was born in 26 September 1898 in Brooklyn, New York. Gershwin came from a Russian and Lithuanian Jewish heritage and he was the second child ...

Introduction

The one of the most important questions for investors is how the expected return of an investment is affected by its risk. The answer to this question gives the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). It was developed by W. Sharpe, J. Linter, J. Treynor and J. Mossin in 1960s.
The idea of CAPM is that there are a number of risks that have an impact on the asset prices. It is natural to assume that an investor should receive high reruns from the high-risk investments. The price of such assets should be relatively high in order to compensate a ...

Identify and Organize an Opinion

Hip Hop provides entertainment for millions of people throughout the world, but there is divided opinion about the benefit or detriment of the music on America. The controversial lyrics often discuss poverty, racism and sexuality; they are often seen as derogatory and exclusionary by many. This paper will argue that Hip Hop is of benefit to America because its controversial content provides African American and minority youth with a space. A community of like minded people can safely discuss social and political issues that affect them in this space. Like Blues, Jazz and Folk Rock before it, it is a modern ...

Elements or events in a story that represents larger themes function as symbols. Symbols function as images that can stimulate the imagination of the reader in associating the image with numerous elements from lived political, social and personal reality. Study of symbols at once brings out larger significance and more immediacy to the story. Looking from this point of view, everything in Ralph Ellison’s story Royal Battle, which later became the first chapter of the novel Invisible Man, is symbolic. The story evokes some deep feelings of pity and sympathy for the protagonist. But pity and sympathy are perhaps ...

Introduction

Currently, businesses are operating in an environment characterized by risks and uncertainties. Despite this phenomenon, identifying and managing such risks and emergencies have always been a great challenge. It is clear that every business can survive and prosper if they ensure that the process of emergency planning & preparedness is one of the key considerations in their business plan and mission (Perry & Lindell, 2003).

Long Essay

You have just been hired as an independent business continuity planner for a busy local restaurant located in a popular tourist area. The restaurant owners have heard a lot about business continuity planning and want to ...

Introduction

Factors to consider when doing marketing
Creation of the marketing strategies
The action, measures and controls to take when doing marketing
Marketing within the SME’s
Best methods and techniques of SME marketing
Introduction to the entrepreneurial theory
Relationship between the SME marketing and the entrepreneurial theory
Analysis of the small business marketing environments
Introduction to the standard marketing theory
Comparison between the standard marketing theory and the small business marketing strategies
Major marketing problems faced by small businesses
Conclusion
Introduction

A) Creation of a Marketing Plan

Marketing is the process by which goods and services are made available to the consumer. In marketing, various ...

There is no doubt that the issue concerning the effects of minimum wages on employment has a subject of debate in many debates and equally generating varied interpretations in many economic debates (König, and Möller 716). This paper discusses the economic arguments for and against the minimum wage and incorporates graphs of the labour market showing the impact of a minimum wage in monopsonistic and perfect competition markets. Whereas proponents of minimum wage argue that minimum wage enhances worker commitment, encourages equality in income distribution, aids in reduction of worker exploitation, and reduces government’s expenditure on welfare; opponents ...

Zora Neale Hurston’s short story “Sweat” and Charlotte Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” both feature complex relationships between spouses – particularly, that the women are victimized by their husbands to both subtle and overt extents. While Gilman’s narrator is a frustrated, confused individual who is locked up by her husband while failing to blame him, Delia in “Sweat” is a more determined, sane and vengeful individual, her constant victimization leading her to dramatic action (or inaction) that leads to disastrous consequences for her husband Sykes. What’s more, in “Sweat” we hear from Sykes’ perspective as well, learning both sides ...

The use of skin care bundle among hospitalized adult sick people can reduce the risk of skin breakdown compared to standard care of practice
Pressure ulcers are a common problem in acute care hospitals, specifically among obese patients in intensive care units. Pressure ulcers or sores are common, serious but preventable health issues in the healthcare system. Pressure ulcers are associated with low quality of life, increased expenditure, increase hospital stay, and poor health outcomes (Bhattacharya & Mishra 2015). Hospital-acquired pressure ulcers (HAPU) are preventable if repositioning and turning techniques. However, the evidence on the effectiveness on these techniques is ...

Managing diversity in the business management context

Ethnicity and discrimination based on gender in the labour market have been highly prevalent in recent years with many nations and their governments searching for alternative strategies and developing policies to reduce it. Education has for so long been perceived as the only avenue through which this menace can be addressed, and policymakers have been trying to regulate it in such a way as to offer equal opportunities to all individuals. There has been a marked improvement in registration into institutions of higher learning by young BME people in recent years in the UK. This is mainly fueled by ...

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Tennis for Two is said to be the very first video game ever created. It was built on 1958 by William Higinbotham, a physicist (“October 1958,” n.d.). Using a cathode ray tube display, the tennis court was represented by two lines (side view) while the ball was only represented by a dot (“October 1958,” n.d.). Clearly, the design and production of video games have come a long way in the past decades. Tennis for Two was definitely far from the current video games that both children and adults enjoy nowadays. Although there are video games that are ...

Quotes

Comparison
All four members of my family gave somewhat similar rank to the quotes from Lord of the Flies. My sister has a different opinion on the rank of pre-conventional levels of moral reasoning. She also had a different opinion on the post-conventional levels of moral reasoning. Most of the ranks are similar as it all of us were aware of the Kohlberg’s Theory and stages. Also, it was logical to relate to all levels and stages as the quotes chosen were closely related to concepts discussed by Kohlberg in its theory of moral development. Therefore, identifying each ...

Electrical power in New Zealand is generated majorly from renewable energy sources such as wind, geothermal and hydropower. Renewable energy sources contribute 75% of the total power generated in the country. As a result, New Zealand has one of the greenest energy infrastructures in the world. Energy demand in the country has been steadily rising by an annual margin of 2.1% from 1974 to 2010. However, energy demand fell by a margin of 1.2% in the period spanning from 2010 to 2013. New Zealand is above average in global energy intensity ratings. However, it has also been ranked among ...

This journal relates to effects of active navigation and age on episodic memory published in the British Journal of Psychology. According to this journal, Episodic Memory (EM) decline with aging, and this is the main disabling consequence on the primary functions of memory needed to efficiently perform different activities in everyday life. These practices include such experiences as the location of personal items at one's residence (Hélène Sauzéon et al., 2015). Cognitive functions and memory in everyday life are intermingled with actions. Based on this study, sensorimotor in older adults is critical to memory performance and ...

INTRODUCTION

Diabetes, a disease where the blood sugar content is supposed to increase above the normal range. The disease has become quite prevalent in the world today. Almost every third adult we meet is diabetic. Not just adults, nowadays diabetes has caught hold of the children too. It is a common finding to get a diabetic child almost in every school.
Nowadays even adolescents and young children are exhibiting the occurrence of the disease. More commonly, it is the obese children who run a high risk of the disease, children with a positive family history of diabetes are also at an increased risk (CDC.gov, ...

Introduction

Minimum wages have previously drawn condemnation from some economists who view it as an arbitrary price-fixing strategy by the government that serves to distort the market and entrench inefficiencies. Political and economic debate remains as to whether minimum wages should exist at all, and if so, whether the wages should be increased. In order to bypass Congress’ intransigence over the issue, President Obama signed an executive order in February 2014, imposing minimum wages of $10.10 on all federal contractors. Since then, private employers including fast food restaurants have strenuously resisted pressure to follow suit arguing that increasing the minimum ...

Toni Morrison’s Sula and Jamaica Kincaid’s “Girl” are two texts that explore the African-American woman’s quest for sexual and social autonomy, in that both texts contend that the African-American woman’s construction of a sexual identity is primarily shaped by the women who raise her, as well as societal expectations and traditions. The process by which an African-American mother or mother figure teaches a young African-American female about sexuality is often laden with religious indoctrination, accusations of licentiousness, personal anecdotes about male duplicitousness, and fearful warnings about chastity. Both texts illustrate how the enforced standards and multiple instructions ...

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SECTION 1: LESSON INFORMATION

Estimated level of development: Are very Social and emotional although, understanding when it comes to instruction.
Fundamental skill to be taught: The students will learn how to perform balancing, jumping rope, leaping, hopping, pushups, and crunches
NASPE Standards
This lesson plan will make use of NASPE’s standard 2 and standard 3
Standard 2: The physically literate individual applies knowledge of concepts, principles, strategies and tactics related to movement and performance.
Standard 3: The physically literate individual demonstrates the knowledge and skills to achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical activity and ...

Give' em the Pickle is a book that gives insight on giving the right service to a customer. Since the restaurant is one of the areas in the hospitality industry, it is highly dependent on proper customer service. Farrell, (1) explains four areas that customer care should be emphasized. Similarly, in the hotel or restaurant sector, the four aspects could be applied. When one is working in the hotel, they need to have the right attitude. Attitude could define the character of the person working in the restaurant. The way the restaurant worker perceives of the customer will reflect how they will ...

The history of the greet bankruptcies and loans begins in 1824 and at that moment, Greece had not been established as a state. There were two loans that were taken; one in 1824 and the other one in 1825. The first loan was worth 800,000 British pounds, but it is said that only 308, 000 pounds and the supplies of army worth 11,900 were ever given to Greece. Then, the second loan was issued for 2 million sterling pounds. It is also believed that Greece barely received 530,000 of that, as the rest of the money is ...

Keynesian and Monetarist Policies in Macro Economy

In the macro economy, there are policies, which are employed to control the economy of a country. The policies are the Keynesian or demand sided policies and the supply sided policy, which is also referred to as Monetarism policy. Monetarism is currently classical economics and Keynesianism is Mercantilism economic policies. These policies have various differences on how they are employed to control the economy. Keynesian school of thought claimed that the Classical thought is rigid in their assumptions in that they advocated for price flexibility and full employment, but, on the other hand, they were rigid in their advocating for ...

Communal Sharing and Market Pricing

Psychology Lab Report

Abstract
We compared two social relations which are part of the “Framework for a Unified Theory of Social Relations” developed by Fiske (1992). The concepts of Communal Sharing (CS) and Market Pricing (MP) were compared. These appeared to be the most interesting to compare because they demonstrate an almost opposite perspective for assessing values. The first is based on sharing within a community while the second is based on a type of “pricing” or ‘keeping score.’ So in a CS situation the neediest will be given the most while in the MP everyone is determined to have an equal ...