Ohio College Essays Samples For Students

Part 1: US Today News

Health risks stack up for students near industrial plants
This article was updated 12th October, 2008 after being written by Blake Morrison and Brad Heath (2008). It highlights a toxic air phenomenon occurring in schools in an Ohio community. The reporter began by lamenting that the sounds of elementary school children chatter has been replaced by the air monitoring equipment at the Meredith Hitchens Elementary School in this Cincinnati suburb along the Ohio River. Further clarifications alluded to school officials three years ago removing students from the location after sample containing high chemical levels were found close to the ...

I choose to take Martin Luther King Jr. on a vacation back in history between 1800 and 1860 because of his passionate advocacy skills regarding the African-American civil rights. His non-violence approach to advance the civil rights based on Christian values was very effective. The fact that he began his activism in an early age and enjoyed a fanatical following from his followers is enough evidence that he would lead reforms such as ending segregation and slave trade early enough.
The three places that I will go back are Ohio, Missouri, and California. I will go to Ohio in 1802 ...

Introduction

Somewhere around the midst of the twentieth century, policymakers, and activists were anxious about the decline of the inner city across the United States. The reason was that the people with money were going for the suburbs. However, the widespread reports and notions of the demise of American cities proved to be untrue. At the start of 1970s (What is Gentrification 2003), the urban life began to revive, and one finds most of the cities thriving once more and with more vigor. What we find here is Gentrification. It means the arrival of a wealthier lot in the already existing ...

Discussion 2.1

Reasons Why People Commit Crimes or not
People commit some crimes due to the pressures of life, for example thievery due to extreme poverty. Others are driven by unstable state of mind due to consumption of some drugs. Other crimes are unexplainable by reason and mythical forces such as curses are believed to be the source of some crimes for example a person murdering his or her entire family. The people who do not commit crimes either do so due to fear of the consequences that may follow for example long jail terms. A deep rooted culture of discipline ...

Psychology: Alberta Banner Turner

Introduction
Alberta Banner Turner, first ever African American who has received a degree of PHD in psychology from Ohio State University, is a role model and counsellor for youngsters and has been a pioneer in the field of psychology (African American Pioneers in Psychology, n.dat.). The objective of this paper is to discuss the biography of Alberta Banner Turner, one of the early female and ethnic minority pioneers in the field of psychology. This paper is divided into five sections. First section talks about the personal and educational history of Alberta Banner Turner. Second section deliberates the professional life ...

Introduction

The word “fiduciary” comes from the Latin word “fiducia”, which means “trust”. The term “fiduciary” is most often used to refer to a person or business that has the power and obligation to act on behalf of another person (called the beneficiary) against the background of total trust, honesty and good faith. Fiduciary duties of directors, officers and controlling shareholders play significant role in business and corporate governance, along with other duties, imposed on them by position. For the purposes of this assignment I would like to discuss fiduciary duties of directors, officers and controlling shareholders. The legislation of Ohio ...

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Executive Summary 3

Introduction 4
Recommendation 6
Conclusion 8

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Executive Summary
Energy consumption by universities has significant impacts on economic and environmental aspects. The changes that are happening such as new constructions, aging
Buildings, financial limitations, increasing energy costs, and environmental responsibilities are prompting educational institutions to consider their energy demands. Ohio State University being one of the largest universities that accommodate around 57,000 students per year requires to be concerned about the energy saving and must install systems that would save the energy and protect environmental interests. This report is based on the ...

The issue of eminent domain is a controversial one in the United States, a country where a great emphasis is placed on sovereign ownership of property. Eminent domain occurs when a state takes action to take private property from a citizen while paying them for it; however, the citizen does not have a say in whether or not the property is taken. The state then uses the property for its own ends, or leases it out to third parties (corporations, etc.) to develop for business or public reasons. This creates a dilemma between owners of private property who believe they have a sovereign right to their property, ...

Once revered as a zone of hardwood forest, the vegetation of Ohio has currently reduced from what it used to be but still boasts of possessing a wide range plant species. Nonetheless, the vegetation remains significant in the Eastern North America despite currently being impossible to form an elaborate picture for the actual appearance of the forest. This can, however, be blamed on human activities that did not see it fit to preserve primeval vegetation section for austerity purposes in the future. The vegetation though is still with diverse natural vegetation with significant forest regions that sometimes can be ...

Surviving winter in the Late Woodland period in Ohio was a daunting task. The period is dated between AD 450 – AD 1000, time of great innovation evidenced by the creation of the bow and arrow (Lepper, 2005). Also, trade was abandoned as well the construction of large burial mounds. I am going to highlight some of the cultural practices and tools which played a key role in ensuring that safety was guaranteed in the harsh weather. Keen insight into the technology, economy and basic human biology will be offered in an effort to show their application in the era.
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The paper highlights six prominent cases of their time and causes of seizure and warrant of these cases. The facts involved in cases and courts ruling in making decisions are explained in the paper. It focuses on Mapp v. Ohio, Terry v. Ohio, Tennessee v. Garner, Carroll v. U.S., Graham v.
Connor, and U.S. v Leon. According to the 4th amendment of the U.S. Constitution, people have the right to feel secure in their homes and without proper court consent police should not be allowed to breach their personal property. Furthermore, a search warrant is to be issued by ...

Agricultural Lands Protection

Ohio was second only to Texas in the amount of prime farmland lost to developed uses during the years 1982 to 2007. Prime farmland is the best quality land for agricultural uses (American Farmland Trust, 2010). The importance of agricultural land in the state, regional and local economies, and the costs and pros of its preservation have been in a subject of debate and discussion. Yet, there is a pressing concern on the loss of farmland in Ohio. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 343.5 acres of farmland each day was lost by Ohio between the years 2002-2007. ...

Based on the case study by Bennett (2008), article VI of the Ohio Rev. Code 5502.40 Interstate Emergency Management Assistance Compact on liability of fire fighters provides that officers or employees of a party state rendering aid in cases of fire in other states are to be considered agents of the requesting state for the purposes of immunity and tortious liability (p. 38). However, acts of recklessness, willful misconduct or gross negligence are not covered for the purposes of compensation and liability. Thus, it follows that any person who is acting as a ‘freelancer’ paramedic has no connection to ...

The United States judicial system offers certain protections for criminal suspects who are at risk of arrest or a search without a warrant. One of the most important safeguards afforded under the U.S. Constitution is the 4th amendment, which prevents government officials from illegally searching individuals or seizing property without following standard procedure. The concept has evolved over time, and the exclusionary rule is now the primary way to defend people from illegal search and seizure by government officials. However, history has shown that this is an ineffective solution because it allows those who would have been convicted to ...

Impermissible and Unwanted solicitation of professional employment

Re: Illegal/Unethical Solicitation of Professional Employment Using Third Parties
ISSUES
- Is it legal to personally (or by use a third parties) to “chase ambulances”?
- Is it legal/ethical to pay compensation to parties recommending an attorney’s services to potential clients?
- Are there any circumstances under which Betty’s husband may legally/ethically give out Adam’s business cards within the course of his employment?
answers
- No, any communication transmitted at the scene of an accident, or at, or en route to a treatment or care facility (hospital, emergency or other health ...

Landmark Supreme Court Interpretations of the U.S. Constitution
Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
Summary: On May 23, 1957, forcibly entered the house of Dollree Mapp with a piece of paper they claimed to be a search warrant, under the suspicion of the presence of a bombing suspect and evidence in the house. Mapp was arrested, tried and convicted for the possession of obscene materials discovered during the illegal search.
The Law: “All evidence obtained by searches and seizures in violation of the Constitution is, by [the Fourth Amendment], inadmissible in a state court” ("law.cornell.edu").
Issue: Whether or not a State court ...

The Shell files a case as an appellant in the US Federal Court against the R.W. Sturge Ltd who were the appellees. The case reference number was 95a0176p

Facts of the case

The case was heard in the District courts of Ohio. The plaintiff had sued the defendants for breaching the binding investment contract they had signed. They were seeking for compensations for the damages suffered. However, the district court found the case void and dismissed it. The bench claimed that rule 1(B)(3) of the US Federal Law of civil procedure gave the English court to over the investment issues. Hence, the ...

Littering: The Urban Menace

The word “litter” is commonly heard in connection with animals which produce many offspring in one go. It thus suggests something of a numerical excess seen in relation to the norm, here the human pattern. In the pejorative sense it conveys an inconvenient recurrence. In the special context of habitable environments it clearly implies inconvenient excesses that destroy the rhythm and balance of otherwise placid surroundings. By deduction it refers to redundant objects and material that disturbs the calm spell of community life. Thus we may locate littering in the environmental perspective.

Analysis

Certain nations and communities of the world ...

Although the terms prevention, mitigation and preparedness are closely related to each other and are often used interchangeably, there are slight differences between all of them and such differences allude to the purpose of activities carried out during these stages, the timing of such activities as well as the stakeholders involved in carrying out such activities (UNESCO).
Prevention refers to minimization of the risks and the sources of risks which can cause disasters. It includes activities such as inspections, installing detection equipment for early recognition of disaster etc (Ohio Emergency Management Agency).
On the other hand, mitigation is related ...

After reading the story ‘Mother’, from Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson one, cannot agree with Rigsby’s conclusion that Anderson is not able to comprehend the feminine. Even though Anderson “identifies the feminine with a pervasive presence of fragile, hidden, ‘something’ which belongs for both to the grotesques and the lost potential to the secret knowledge that is designed to expose” as Rigsby asserts, however, Anderson seems to be able to present the internal life of a woman as an ‘other’ in a world that is marked by a desire to suppress and dominate the women.
Rigsby herself writes that “Through the ...

Business Sample Analysis

Business Sample Analysis
1.) Monty can file a tort case for medical malpractice against Dr. Bones. Medical malpractice falls under the concept of tort law due to the professional negligence wherein a physician, through his act or omission performed a treatment on a patient that is below the accepted standard of practice in medical community that resulted to injury or death of the patient. In simple terms, medical malpractice means medical error on the part of health care providers.
Cross & Miller (2010, p. 132) argued that the basis of tort law was originated from the British concept wherein torts are considered ...

In every electioneering period, political leaders from political regions come up with strategies aimed at creating awareness to the public on how committed they are in national development. As America prepares for yet another political battle between democrats and Republicans, every political leader is on has his own laid down policies, coined for each region, where the leader expects to solicit votes.

It is reported that, in 2001, the car spare suppliers in Ohio, Michigan, South Carolina, Ohio, and Kentucky appeared on the top ten list of performing firms globally. Most of these firms restructured and retrenched 30% of ...

Leadership

Introduction
Leaders in the society face numerous issues which if not dealt effectively ultimately result in the downfall of the organization they represent or tarnishing of their reputation. In this paper the two issues that would be selected to analyze how leaders deal with them are: challenges of downsizing, and dealing with off-shoring of jobs. In dealing with the latter issue, challenges of leading teams overseas while keeping morale in USA would be highlighted. Therefore, the two articles selected in analyzing these issues are from USA Today and were authored by Lynch (2008), and Davidson (2010).

Servant Leadership

Servant leadership ...

For efficiency purposes, including the availability of information, the Late Prehistoric Period [AD 1000-1600] will be the focus of this paper. With a particular interest in the Fort Ancient culture, the technological and socio-economic norms that the people observed will come into play in determining the typical winter survival tactics. From possible storage of food crops to the disbandment of villages into “winter camps,” the cold season called for the Fort Ancient peoples’ innovativeness if they were to survive (Late Prehistoric Period, 2013). Case in point the archaeological discoveries that found evidence that suggests hunting, gathering, and farming as ...

Abstract

This article will examine the validity of arrests made by police officers upon appeal of the defendants claiming that their 4th and 5th amendment rights have been violated by the police officers. This paper will present to cases decided by the US Supreme Court that will explain if the arrests made by the police officers were valid and the issues raised by the defendants in accordance to the rights under the 4th and 5th amendment. There will be a discussion on whether the ruling of the Supreme Court was justifiable. There will also a brief discussion on the exceptions ...

The first image that comes to mind when thinking about the ethical implications of defense engineering is the first scene in the movie Real Genius, where several men who represent a counsel of defense are sitting around a table watching video clips of a new weapon that is being developed at Caltech University. This was an idea for the end of the 20th century. The movie was filled with ethical questions and moral imperatives that imply the ideas of ethical technology in the military.
Science, University Students, and Engineers make a significant contribution to the advancement of defense technology. ...

Introduction

Throughout the nation, the use of teacher evaluations has become increasingly popular. Since educators are partially responsible for the development of younger generations, teacher evaluations were created in order to measure a teacher’s performance. After the creation of teacher evaluations, there has been members of the educational realm that have disagreed with it. While some believe that formative feedback is the best way to analyze a teacher’s performance, others believe that it is unfair to give a teacher evaluation based on their student’s performance. This is due to the fact that teachers do not have control ...

Abstract

In the case of United States v. Knight, the Supreme Court had to resolve the constitutional question of whether a warrantless search, executed on the basis of a reasonable suspicion and stipulated as a condition of probation violated the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures. In order to answer this question, the Court had to determine whether, for purposes of the Fourth Amendment, the constitutionality of searches authorized as a condition of probation must have a “probationary purpose.” Ultimately, the Court held that a warrantless search, sustained on the basis of reasonable suspicion and authorized as ...

Miss Mapp is the petitioner in a case regarding bombing where she happened to be a suspect. The Police officers resolved to search for evidence at the petitioner’s residence, but after her denial for entry they sought for military means where they force themselves in. After the search for her seizure, obscene materials are unleashed of which she is tried and convicted of possession of such (4law School).

Cleveland police officers, three in number, visited the petitioners at her home. The visit was due to prior information about the existence of equipment regarding the bombing she was convicted ...

Introduction

Health insurance is a complex marketplace. It is not always easy for a common man to understand all the clauses of a typical health insurance plan. That is why often people are either not covered fully or end up paying a very high premium for the basic coverage. This essay will explore various health plans available in the market and then recommend health plan options to a family of four. This essay will then further inspect the expected changes due to the implementation of Affordable Care Act in 2014.

Research of Various Insurance Offerings

There are many types of insurance plans available in the market. The Preferred Provider Organization ( ...

We may claim that time is producing more civilized human beings, but our frustrations and the violence within us continue to mount. Animals are one aspect of the ecosystem that’s paying the price for our indulgences and research. Myriad animals are being killed each day just so that they could be hung on drawing-room walls as evidence of our bravery or so that we could cut them open as a new excuse for science. Slaughtering of animals for the sake of food is a cause that could be justified, but countless animals are becoming victims to violence that is uncalled ...

Diabetes is a long term condition that is marked by very high levels of glucose in the blood. The sufferer is unable to produce sufficient insulin – a hormone that turns glucose and starch to energy necessary for life. Diabetes also occurs when the body is unable to use the insulin that has been provided by the body which leads to a build-up of glucose in the blood stream (University of Maryland Medical Center). If diabetes is not treated it could lead to kidney disease, blindness, heart disease or stroke. Diabetes still remains a disease with unclear causes although environment, lifestyle and genetics have ...

Introduction

Winesburg Ohio is a timeless place which is full of people who will always exist no matter the time or the season. Any work done about or in this setting will always portray people who are still puttering in the streets or people who just hopes for more than their simple life trapping them in monotonous day to day activities. The story Strength of God has its setting/location based in this place and the occurrences of activities are related to the routine lives of people living in this place. A clean well lighted place is also a short story which has ...

Crafting a Multi-Genre Script for Edification

When one launches oneself into writing a piece meant to educate and thus edify a community or society two things to be observed are factual correctness (accuracy) and popular appeal (populist success). The word play here is no fancy. One word used in the place of another with little defect of meaning does not mean they are absolute synonyms. Edification is education with the difference that it does not slip away in future. A homily on environmental protection that warns against littering in the community is an “edict” to be honoured. The edict becomes most effective by universalising it. ...

The “exclusionary rule” is one of the most important elements of United States criminal procedure law, but it is not found in the Constitution. Indeed, the exclusionary rule is a court created procedure that allows a judge to declare inadmissible any testimony or evidence presented at trial that was result of or otherwise obtained in violation of the Bill of Rights’ Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth Amendments. In other words, while the basis of the exclusionary rule is the Constitution, it is not a constitutional right. Rather the exclusionary rule was created as a means for the court to prevent ...

Abstract

The topic of 'Making Fun of Americas Drinking Age Being Too High' is a fascinating topic that needs immediate attention. The idea of minimum drinking age in America is a controversial issue. The U.S. has a law that allows people who are twenty-one and above to consume alcohol. On the contrary, there are a large number of underage drinkers. Some thinkers feel that this law is going a mile in reducing the number of alcoholics in America. On the other hand, some strategists advocate for the need of lowing the minimum drinking age. The county needs to emulate other ...

Indisputably, mental illnesses are almost in every society and can affect any person irrespective of age, gender, or income group. These diseases have profound impacts on social, economic, and cultural life, and are highly prevalent throughout the world (Vanderplasschen et al., 2013). According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness statistics, the population of adults in Americans with mental illness approximates to 61.5 million in any given year (Reserved, 2016). Mental illness disrupts the normal feelings and thinking, resulting in reduced individual capacity to cope with normal life. Some of the fatal mental illnesses are post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), ...

1. Explain in detail the Exclusionary Rule.
The Exclusionary Rule is the rule that is generated by the law under the constitutional rights. It does not allow the use of any of the non-legal obtained proof in the trials for criminal under the fourth amendment. It will usually apply for the elimination of the physical evident. The best example of exclusionary rule is stolen property, murder, or weapons that allows the police to catch a break in a case under the rights of the fourth amendment. The exclusionary rule could be under the Fifth Amendment, when no person can ...

American History

Introduction
According to the median voter theorems there are two main principles which can help us count and measure the amount of voters that vote for one candidate as well as to predict the outcome of the election on the ground of various primary polls.
So the first key principle is that if parties or candidates want to win, they should orient on the median voters. The second key aspect suggests that people will choose will vote for such an alternative, which is the most closest and similar to their prospective.

The picture describes in what directions should two parties, organisations or candidates move according to the median voter theorem (Congleton).

Now imagining that my name is David Axelrod ...

Introduction

The Constitution states that due process shall be and should be observed at all times, either in criminal or civil cases. Due process can either be substantive or procedural. Substantive due process is contained in several branches of law and refers to the government’s interference with an individual’s exercise of rights. Usually, it involves acts, matters or issues which society deems controversial. Examples of issues that have to be settled with substantive due process is the allowance or prohibition of abortion, same sex marriage and any form of state regulation which involves potentially or in any way ...

In my opinion, there is no need to simplify the process of elections in the United States. I think that there may be several things that should be changed, meaning substituted but not simplified. Here is what I mean.
I think that the system in which there are constituents – regular citizens – who elect representatives who that elect candidates for the office of the President of the United States is not very reliable because there is always a good chance that elected representatives will adhere to the initial expectations of those who elected them. Therefore, I think this is a ...

The story of Leo Buscaglia is an inspiration to many people across the world. The concept of fully functioning humans has manifested in the lives of many people. In his concept of being fully human, the motivational speaker alludes to certain elements that can be classified as living a lifestyle entirely and exercising its mandate with the fullness it deserves. He asserts that many people are normally observers of life rather than participators. The author puts to use his artistry and cynical style of analogy to offer the live audience an anecdote of living fully as human. In his ...

Introduction

The constitution states that due process shall be and should be observed at all times, either in criminal or civil cases. Due process can either be substantive or procedural. Substantive due process is contained in several branches of law and refers to the government’s interference with an individual’s exercise of rights. Usually, it involves acts, matters or issues which society deems controversial. Examples of issues that have to be settled with substantive due process is the allowance or prohibition of abortion, same sex marriage and any form of state regulation which involves potentially or in any way ...

Horton Automatics v. The Industrial Division of the Communications Workers of

America, AFL – CIO, 2013 WL 59204 (5th Cir. 2013)
Issue: Can a court set aside the order of the arbitrator according to which Ruben de la Garza is reinstated?
Rule: Federal Arbitration Act, par. 10 where the grounds for judicial review are enumerated.
Application: Many lawyers advise their clients to insert provisions in the covenantal agreements for arbitration that insist on the application of the law of the jurisdiction to the facts by the arbitrators and provide the sides with the right of appealing the decision if they are not satisfied with it or believe that the arbitrator exceeded ...

Business Writing

Response to Case Study One
Mac should file the cases in the Colorado Federal Court. In the entire United States, trespass is guided by Tort Law, which provides rights to property owners to file Civil Suits in a Federal Court. The trespasser is usually required to pay or recover any damage that might have occurred. In the perspective of a Tort action, the plaintiff is usually required to provide proof that indeed the trespasser or the offender had intentionally violated their rights i.e. privacy rights et cetera.
In Colorado, offenses committed in the dimension of trespass are guided by ...

The case involved Fremont Weeks and the police on December 21st of 1911. In what seems to have set the stage for future legal battles, the police officers had invaded the house of the suspect over an alleged sale of lottery tickets. In doing so, the police had acted without the search warrant but went ahead to take several materials from Weeks’ house which they presented to the District Attorney. In their illegal searches, the officers seized anything considered a paper material including letters, books, money, and any other property considered Weeks’. In addition to the unwarranted searches, they ...

One of the determinants of intelligence is through the use of IQ tests. Emotional intelligence is one of the seven types of intelligence that can be assessed using these kinds of tests (McQueen, 2004). Emotional Intelligence Quotient can also be used to refer to a person’s ability to be able to recognize, evaluate, and even manage feelings and emotions of his own or of another person. Emotional Intelligence is commonly used in different fields of profession to be able to identify particular similarities and differences when it comes to personal and other person’s emotions. Moreover, information about ...

1. Why and how have fathers become more involved in childbirth? Discuss the pros and cons of this involvement.
Fathers have become more involved in childbirth by staying next to their wife and providing her with encouragement, much needed support and companionship. Initially some men are embarrassed to be next to their wife but as he starts using the breathing technique that was taught in the preparatory class, he feels that he has a necessary role to play and feels at home as his wife follows his cue and breathes with him. The advantages of having the husband around ...

The citizens of the United States are usually sensitive when it comes to the issue of coercive power from the government as well as a semblance of despotism. Power in addition to authority is considered crucial concepts when it comes political order and given the fact that the police are the custodians of political power, they at times use force as a way of controlling behavior injurious to society. Even though the use of force is regularly considered ethically neutral, under particular conditions, it can result in abuse of power. Considering situations such as the brutal death of Rodney ...

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Executive Summary
Managing goodwill is an important part of any organization, be that a for-profit or a nonprofit organization. At some point managing goodwill is an important aspect of stakeholder management as the management team involved in taking care of the organization’s reputation in terms of goodwill considers the different possible reactions of the stakeholders, especially the customers and clients, whenever new changes in existing policies and regulations get set. In such situations, any decisions that may negatively affect the stakeholders’ perception about the company including its products and services would most likely be considered for re-deliberation. This is ...

Introduction

Change management is a make or break situation managers face in their strategic decisions. An organization has a number of stakeholders with varied interests. These interests must be taken care of in any proposed changes. Failure to cater for the interests of stakeholders may lead to resistance and undesirable behaviors thus hindering the success of the firm. CEC International Holdings Limited (CEC) is expanding the business by opening the retail business section, ‘759 STORE.’ The plan is a fundamental change in the company since the company initially dealt with electronics manufacturing. This paper attempts to design a change framework that the management of ...

- Introduction
Nectar Sweets Plc is a company with the main shop in Hong Kong. It is experiencing cash flow problems and is seeking an increase in the overdraft facility from the bank. Statements of the company reveal that its operations are profitable, but it is not efficient in collecting debt. The report identifies and analyses the company’s problems and recommends possible solutions. In addition, it uses financial ratios to assess the performance of the firm.
- Problems facing the company
- Nectar Sweets Plc has a problem in collection of its accounts receivables. The company takes a ...

- Introduction
Solar energy is one derived from the sun and can provide socio-economic benefits as well as facilitate in minimizing the greenhouse effect. This can be differentiated from conventional thermal power generation plants that depend on energy from fossil fuels including petroleum, coal or gas. In this growing world, demand for electricity is increasing day by day. According to Osuagwu et al., (2011), “Information technology has opened up tremendous vista for modern societies." A careful analysis of case studies suggested that many countries have major drawbacks in the context of IT application for electric power. In many ...

This paper illustrates in detail on the issues of mandatory sentencing as an aspect that is not deterrent to some crimes. It is general practice in many States, in United Sates of America that the panel of adjudicators is limited to passing some degree of sentences to individuals liable of crimes (Ohio Parole Board Handbook, 2012). As a result, there is a lighthearted push to bring about changes in crime laws so that special category offenders’ rights are a consideration. The idea is that given the “special” tag” these individual are qualified for parole meaning they do not have to serve their ...

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Introduction

The main perspective of this assignment is to analyze the two different jobs from different standpoints in total. Obviously, it is important to consider the things effectively and move with a perfect pace. In the next section, we will start the conversation with financial analysis, opportunity analysis, their linkage and then the personal finance comprehensively. The two jobs which have been selected for the same purpose are Financial Analyst and Opportunity Cost Analyst and different provisions would have been taken into account to complete this particular job in a perfect manner.

Main Body

Education
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Write an analysis of any one major character in Beloved

Introduction
The novel Beloved is the work of Toni Morrison an African-American female writer. It is an interesting story that revolves around the period after the American Civil War which took place between 1861 and 1865. This narrative is based on a true story of a black slave called Margaret Garner who, during the slavery period, had escaped from Kentucky to Ohio which was then a free state. Margaret killed her two-year old daughter than have her face the horrors of slavery after state officials invoked the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 and attempted to take her back to her master. ...

Sojourner Truth: Ain’t I a Woman?

1.0 Introduction
Sojourner Truth was a prolific African American speaker on abolition and women’s rights in the mid 19th century. She was also a Pentecostal preacher and traveled extensively throughout the Midwest and the northeast speaking and singing her message. She is renowned for her famous speech “Ain’t I woman” that she delivered in 1851 at a women’s right convention in Akron, Ohio. This short and powerful speech is the subject of this paper. The paper will analyze the speech taking into account the historical background of Truth and its bearing on the speech. Suffice to say, the ...

Write an analysis of any one major character in Beloved

Introduction
The novel Beloved is the work of Toni Morrison an African-American female writer. This is an interesting story that revolves around the period after the American Civil War which took place between 1861 and 1865. The protagonist of the story is Sethe. Sethe’s character is built on a true story of a black slave called Margaret Garner who, during the slavery period, had escaped from Kentucky to Ohio which was then a free state. Margaret ended up killing her little daughter after state officials invoked the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, a law that allowed slave-owners to go after slaves ...

Teachers, parents, school administrators, and students are considering the question of if school uniforms are appropriate for their classrooms. While school uniforms have been used in private schools for years, they are increasingly being considered and used in public school systems. Students, parents, and even some experts have concerns about uniforms such as expense, suppression of individual expression or creativity, and whether or not there is are any positive effects for schools. However, many experts and studies show that there are big advantages for schools that adopt school uniform policies. Schools with uniform policies have, better safety, better attendance, ...

Summary of “A Place to See and Be Seen”

In his article “A Place to See and Be Seen (and Learn a Little, Too),” Scott Carlson uses the renovation of the William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library at Ohio State University to raise interesting questions about the necessity for libraries in an increasingly interconnected world. First, he describes the loveliness of the open glass and chrome architecture, all based around a central tower, and denotes the importance of the physical library itself as a connecting point for many students. The renovation is an ambitious and extensive one, placing a great deal of faith in the continued need for libraries and physical repositories for ...