Essays on Cristine

Abstract

A number of states in the US have adopted the Conceal and carry weapon policy in their legislations and have allowed the carrying of concealed weapons in the public. However, the debate on whether to allow the same in campuses and universities have elicited various reactions from students, the general public, law enforcement authorities and experts. This paper looks at the two sides of the debate in the conceal and carry weapons policy in campuses and universities, compares the facts and figures from both sides and takes a position on the issue. After weighing the benefits of the Conceal ...

Annotated Bibliography

Lott, John. Should Bans Against Carrying Concealed Weapons Be Lifted On College Campuses? 9 March 2011. Web. 13 April 2016. In this article, the opinion of the author (John Lott) is expressed as concerns the conceal and carry gun policy. According to this articles which made an appearance on foxnews.com, little cases of crime were reported in the areas where students permitted to carry guns did so. However, he notes that areas that were declared gun free had several cases of petty crime saying that lack of guns exposed the vulnerability of such areas to crime. Lott uses the ...

- Self Analysis It is difficult to talk about oneself without appearing either too judgmental or too self-serving, but it is important to find a balance for the purpose of the discussion of self-analysis. I consider myself a conceptual person. I have always enjoyed working with ideas to achieve more efficient productivity, to work smarter not harder, and to see problems as they fit into the larger context of projects or ideal states. The corresponding roles to someone like me include creator and linker. Realizing that this observation is self-perception, which is prone to number biases or blinders, I ...

Final Film Critique

Introduction to Film, English 225 Dr. Dwight Paulsen Final Film Critique Crash is a crime drama film in 2004, co – written, produced, and directed by Paul Haggis. This film is regarding social and racial tensions and its effect on various people in Los Angeles, California. The movie is an inspired self – described “passion piece,” after a real – life incident happened outside a video store in Wilshire Boulevard when Paul Haggis’s Porsche is carjacked in 1991. During the two days in Los Angeles, among the major characters intertwined in the story is a black detective with a Hispanic detective partner and a ...