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English 103

Tobacco has a long history in the America since 600 to 900 A.D. It was used predominantly in medical purposes and the people on that time did not smoke every day (Healthliteracy.worlded.org). Today, smoking has become the major problem in the world since 1950s. According to the cross-section data obtained from 187 countries, nowadays there are more than 967 million of people, who smoke every day compared to 721 million in 1980s (BBC.com). It comprises about 1/10 population in the world and there are more than 480,000 deaths per year that are caused by smoking cigarettes in the Continue reading...

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Sexuality in Europe: A Twentieth-Century History by Dagmar Herzog is a captivating and open original description of the turbulent history of sexuality in the European continent. The time period discussed starts from the decline of Victorianism to the Communism disintegration and the rise of Islam in Europe. Even though the 20th century is frequently regarded as “the century of sex” as well the time of rising liberalization, Dagmar Herzog has taken a different approach in describing this period. She has put emphasis on the complications and disagreements in needs and behaviors regarding the sexual attitudes. She Continue reading...

I observed the garbage that was collected for one week in our house dustbin. It included the following: papers, plastic beverage bottles, body perfume cans, fruit peels, left-over foodstuff, and pizza wrapping paper
Paper goods accounted the greatest amount of waste that I recorded on that one week. This included the papers that were used as rough work, receipts got from the supermarket and the papers that were used as wrappers to items like bread. Plastic beverage bottles were also common in the dustbin which comprised of canned fruits or beverage bottles. The bottles were several because of friends Continue reading...

Forewords

Discrete mathematics discovers its applications in the contemporary era of computer science. Every component of discrete mathematics is extensity used in computer science. In this reflective paper, graph theory will be focused in the context of its applications. A graph is a modeling tool or set of relationships and technically stating it is a set of vertices and edges in which the graph theory is used as a modeling tool to study the network designs, communications and structure designs.
Graph theory ideas are extensity utilized in computer science. It helps in a different area of research as image segmentation, Continue reading...

What it means to be a hero during the time of the knights, what it meant to the populace, the knights, and the lords
A hero is someone who is always courageous to face danger and save the day. He’s someone who is ready to sacrifice oneself for the sake of the others. Weakness does not feature anywhere in his character as a person. He may be weak in body muscular, but he has a heart of a lion and ready to deal and tackle with anything that poses a threat to humanity.
Heroes are super men in Continue reading...

Hart’s theory of program planning refers to a theory that examines the applicability and history of consciousness raising in programming. It outlines the fundamental principles of creating programs pertinent to consciousness raising. It is based on the actual emancipator action, entire social hold of power and actual practice of power at individual level. Consciousness raising is introduced as a theory that deals with both external and internal effects of power. Being both transformative and emancipatory mode of learning, it focuses on the idea of perspective change through self and critical reflection. The approach was strongly upheld by the Continue reading...

Health Care Disparities

I will start by defining the phrase health disparities also known to many as health disparity. It refers to the gaps in the value of health and health care across cultural, sexual orientation, ethnicity and socioeconomic clusters. The services administration and health resources also have their unique definition. They define health disparities as the resident’s precise differences in the existence of diseases, right to use to health care, or vigor outcomes (Foreman, 2006).
African-American culture being one of the minority groups in the United States is associated with numerous disparities. For example, it has a higher occurrence of Continue reading...

The use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, a social or political issue, seems to be in question. The opponents to the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes stick to the same argument of social and at times religious effects. The support of the movement seems to be basing all evidence in the far-reaching uses of cannabis beyond medical application. With Washington and Colorado both recently legalizing marijuana for recreational use, it reopens the debate about whether or not marijuana should be legal for medicinal purposes in the United States. A look at the current research, an analyzing the argument Continue reading...

Implementation of a Strategic Plan at Infosys

Introduction
Infosys is one of the most prominent Information technology companies in the world. Founded in India in 1981 by a team of six colleagues, the company has played a major role in transforming global business of the IT companies. Infosys provided its information technology and call centre services to several companies located all across the world. In 2007 itself, more than 250 companies had executed their contracts with Infosys that exceeded $1 million, with 2 of those companies spending more than $100 million. Infosys had realised that its success depended on its ability to recruit, train and retain Continue reading...

The cruelty with which animals in China are treated to suit clothing designer’s interests is a matter of contention. These animals are slaughtered and killed in ways that evoke feelings of empathy across the world (Spencer, 2006). People who love animals especially the furred animals are hysterically moved by the nature of treatment these animals receive (Reno, 2014). Most traumatizing is the indifference with which these designers treat these animals without being mindful of the suffering and misery they go through. Thus, from a sociological perspective, this issue of animal abuse in the clothing industry in China has Continue reading...

‎Introduction

Literature tackles significant themes that relate to social issues and situations. Some of them are relevant in helping us understand human nature or explore life during specific periods in history. Nadine Gordimer's "Country Lovers" and Patricia Smith’s "What it's like to be a Black Girl” illustrate both concepts, such that they are different types of literature but an analysis of these two focuses on human nature in relation to the influence of a specific period of history, specifically during the decades that racism was prevalent in different parts of the world. Moreover, both literary works show the impact Continue reading...

In every person’s life, marriage is considerably one of the most important highlights of their lives as this signals their commitment to one another and a new life. Many consider marriage to bevery serious business as many couples opt to take a long time to determine whether they can enter such commitment or just stay separated. However, there are a few who would undergo marriage and later on file for divorce due to irreconcilable differences and other reasons that would show the other is unfit for such commitment. For years, divorce remains as a hot topic for many Continue reading...

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The Roman Empire came into power after a series of territorial acquisitions that ran across the Mediterranean Sea from Europe to the Asian continent. Upon its emergence as an empire, Rome stabilized itself under a number of emperors and was until the rise of Christianity considered among the most powerful forces with which to reckon. The Roman Empire has also been considered to have had major influence on the functioning of the modern world, a feat accomplished through its governance of Europe and in turn, its environs. From religion to governance, Rome’s ideologies were found to Continue reading...

Strategic planning is a vital component in the sustainability of school systems especially universities. As research shows, these problems are not unique to higher educational facilities only they need to be applied to other forms of business enterprises and nonprofit organizations. External factors like budgetary allocations, reduction in the funding some projects get an increase in tuition fees show the need for strategic planning in a dynamic financial economy. Strategic planning is therefore important if the university or other education facility is to fulfill the point of its existence. For universities and nonprofit organization alike, the need for strategic Continue reading...

The People's Republic of Bangladesh – is a country in South Asia, formed on the place of the former Pakistani province – East Pakistan. Its political leaders on March 26, 1971 announced the creation of an independent state called Bangladesh, which means “Country of Bengal”.
Bangladesh is located in the Northeastern part of the Indian subcontinent, bordering the Bay of Bengal in the Indian Ocean. It lies on the border of India to its west, north and east, and is neighbor to Myanmar to its south-east.
On a surface area of Bangladesh, which comprises of 148,998 sq. km., more than Continue reading...

Introduction

A Corporation is any legal entity that comes into existence after a proper registration process developed by law or directly by following legislation. Corporate entities operate as either a profit seeking or nonprofit businesses that have distinct legal rights and liabilities. Corporations are considered as legal persons that are responsible for various obligations and have the rights to serve and lead in the society just as any human being does. In the recent years, modern corporations and their policies have been playing a vital role for economic growth. In order to know how the modern corporations stand as powerful Continue reading...

Though San Gabrielle is the main geographical centre of this region, the ‘Chinese District’ has other regions, Monterey Park, Temple City, Alhambra and Rowland Heights. Being the main geographical area of this place, it has many Chinese people. In this paper, we shall discuss more about San Gabrielle or as many know it, the Chinese District.

History

San Gabriele was founded by Junipero Serra and in 1852; it became the original Township of Los Angeles County. It was named after the Mission San Gabriele Arcangel, and its motto, is ‘A city with a Mission’’. In the 19th Century, the western Continue reading...

The main purpose of this paper is to study and outline the behavior of college architectural students. Through this, the relationship that exists between the different forms of architecture and their subcultures will be thoroughly explored (Borden, 16). In essence, the students in the college do a lot of things for various reasons. This motivated me to try to learn and appreciate whatever they do in order to understand it better. It is so difficult to appreciate the endeavors that somebody may engage himself or herself in without having a close examination of the reasons, which lead them to Continue reading...

5 Year Plan after Graduation
1. Summary
My life starts in a good way; I was blessed with good father and mother. I have completed my schooling from one of the finest schools in the city. During my childhood, I used to create the electrical items. This paved me the way to choose electrical engineering department. This college is having with the good teachers; they are giving me quality education. Everyone after graduation finds difficult to know about their stable career life. Now, as an engineer I has to create my career plan that should bring light to my Continue reading...

Motorcyclists and passengers requirement to wear helmets

With the increasing prices of fuel around the globe, motorcycles are seen by many as a perfect alternative to automobiles due to its fuel-efficiency, agility and easy parking. Most countries around the world, including the United States, have a huge motorcycle following due to this efficiency. However, while these alternate vehicles are indeed practical, the statistics of deaths related to motorcycle accidents have increased greatly each year especially in cases where in both the rider and the passenger are found without helmets. Where is society headed given the growing trend of motorcycle related deaths as many still prefer this Continue reading...

Increasing the proportion of nurses with a baccalaureate degree by 80% will be a key motivator in my education. This will be an increase in the employment opportunities and will guarantee me a job in the medical field. A baccalaureate degree will also ensure that patients receive quality health care which has been my focus in my healthcare career. Many patients are currently losing their lives due to lack of quality and essential health care, however after the employment nurses this will no longer be a challenge.
Doubling the number of nurses with doctorate reason to further education and Continue reading...

Introduction

In the architecture of the 19th century Baroque art style that has lost its momentum, yielded a new classicism, which became the main style of this era. However, close to classicism, took over the ancient forms developed romanticism became stylistic manifestation of the Middle Ages, coupled with the new trends of constructivism. In the 19th century, when the building technologies achieved tremendous success, the center of the world of architecture has shifted significantly. During this period, the highest elevation reaches architecture of such countries like France, England, Germany, and Russia. This research paper is aimed at outlining the peculiarities Continue reading...

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Do you believe she provided enough wait time for students?

 Yes, I believe the teacher provided enough wait time for the students. Sufficient wait time could in fact encourage the students to express their views during different stages of the learning process.

How do you personally react to wait time, either when you were in school or in the workplace? 

When a question is directed at me, I personally take some time to think about the matter and would respond in the most appropriate manner. That is, I am a person who utilizes the wait time to think about the issue or question being asked. So I like teachers who give sufficient wait time for the students. According to Davis (2013, p. 72) “appropriate wait-time Continue reading...

Introduction

Education plays an important role in teaching children valuable lessons that will help them change or become agents of change. This idea materializes in Mildred Taylor’s Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Told from the perspective of 9 year old Cassie, the girl leans valuable lessons, especially from bitter experiences of racism and injustice, which allowed her to grow and become an instrument or vehicle of change. The following discussion focuses on the lessons that Cassie learned, these lessons’ influences on Cassie’s point of view, behavior, and role in the story.

Coming of Age in Roll of Thunder, Hear Me Cry

Taylor’s Roll of Thunder, Hear Continue reading...

Introduction

Living by the principles is exhausting, so thought William Webb Ellis, who in April 1823 picked up the ball and ran to the opponent’s goal amidst a football match that was held in Rugby, a British town. An ordinary foul at the first glance, however turned to be the first ever mentioning of rugby. Since then the game has received wide popularity and even turned into an Olympic sport in the beginning of the twentieth century, and on the Olympics of 2016 rugby teams will be among the represented national groups. This type of sport demands high level Continue reading...

English Report

We wish to thank various people for their contribution to this paper. Special thanks should be given to our informant, Mrs. Jenny Tranter who contributed her time and provided valuable information for this paper.
We would also like to acknowledge all the lectures for giving us such a good opportunity to do ECL305 Project. Also thank them for providing guidance for us to conduct the whole project.
Finally, we are grateful to language support staff for their constructive and comments. Their comments and suggestions have greatly improved this paper.

Introduction:

A career is an important part of person's life, and Continue reading...

As an only child, Suzi always was made to feel special. With her birthday being on July 3rd, she always thought that the fireworks displays were for her birthday. She learned as a teen-ager that she was really the result of her mother’s third pregnancy, having lost the first two in the first trimester. Her mother had three more after Suzi was born. She was an only child by genetic circumstance, not by her parents’ choice.
As a young child, Suzi interacted often with several other children, those of her mother’s friends. She also had no cousins, Continue reading...

Identifying a Health Promotion Program and Interviewee

Introduction:
According to World Health Organizations, health promotion is the act of enabling people increase and boosts their control of health and the factors that determine good health. In order to ensure proper health conditions, health promotion programs are put in place at different levels for health proper conditions to be equated among people. This paper describes the work place health promotion program and conducts an interview with a managerial personality of the program, in order to come up with a hypothetical plan for the organization.

The workplace health promotion program focuses on the intervention and prevention that reduces Continue reading...

In “Techno-Savvy or Techno-Oriented: Who are the Net Generation?”, author Barbara Combes examines the way in which the latest advances in computer technology is changing the way in which educators teach and students learn. Summarizing research and popular literature about the way the “Net Generation” (i.e. young adults who are incredibly tech- and web-savvy) absorbs information, Combes suggests directions for future research and offers a plan for libraries to become leaders in directing this new generation to greater learning. Responding to this article, I found it incredibly informative and even-handed in the way it treated the Net Generation; the Continue reading...

President Bush and his administration must have felt the need to make changes in the educational system in America., a factor that propelled them to initiate the No Child Left Behind Act. However, they may have been right; their strategies on how to come up with a whole idea somehow proved flawed. What they did not perceive at that moment was that they needed to raise the standards of the schools. Nonetheless, going about it at the expense of a well-rounded education was not the right way of approach. It is an appreciation for President Obama together with Arne Continue reading...

Before the coming of Jesus Christ, religion as a concept still existed. However, what is today known as Christianity did not exist then. People who lived during this era worshiped or believed images gods or spirits that resided in trees or mountains. The dominant religion was Judaism. The scripture that was in use was the Old Testament which at the time was known as the Hebrew Bible. People, at the time, believed in God and kept the commandments which are stipulated in the bible. But then, not everyone was a Jew. Many religions were in existence as seen in Continue reading...

Hate crimes may be influenced by economic competition and even resentment towards a particular group rather than a generalization about a particular group of people. It is the case that hate crimes are a result of prejudice on the part of the offender against the victim of hate crime. In this paper, we argue that the economic strain and the concomitant resentment that may be felt towards certain minority group as the African-Americans in our case here are mostly based on false generalizations (Stewart). This is to mean that most of the reasons that attend the commission of this Continue reading...

Part A

The sociologist of have looked at the society setting at three different perspective i.e. interactionist, functionalist and conflict. These perspectives influence how the individuals in the society behave and interpret things around them. This individual behavior is what constitutes the culture of the whole society of a given place.
On the interactionist point of view, symbols hold values and certain meaning in the society. The human being in any society uses symbols to interact and understand each other so that they can live in harmony. However, however, these symbols keep changing, and new ones are being developed. Sometimes individuals Continue reading...

- Proposed Research Question
Post your research question for your session-long project and indicate how your research question meets the following criteria: Is the substandard housing in Owsley County, KY a predictor for poor health among the elementary school children.
- Is it relevant to the field of public health?
There is a clear link between substandard housing and health. 57% of the children come from households that live below the poverty level. This is an indicator of poor health conditions that requires government intervention.
- Is it novel (e.g. previous studies have been limited or inconsistent)?
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Professional

Question 1
With reference to both of the articles by Bannerji and Kelly, show how the sexual stereotypes and the hypersexualization of women and women of color mark the harassment of women in the workplace and on university campuses?

Response 1

According to Bannerji and Kelly, women suffered from harassment in public areas such as workplace and school campus. The harassers are known men and just strangers, and not a single case of harassment is reported to the police authority . The harassment is influenced by the sexual stereotypes and hyper-sexualization of women of different race or women of color. The discrimination Continue reading...

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Anderson, James D. Education of Blacks in the South, 1860-1935. The University of North Carolina Press.
In “Education of Blacks in the South, 1860-1935” Anderson covers the years before the Civil War (1861-1865) and those that followed. Anderson tries to “tell the story of the unique system of public and private education that developed by and for black southerners between 1860 and 1935” (1). As the pro-slavery force, the Southerners found it hard to view previous slaves as their equals. Slaves were viewed as mere property and were as a result Continue reading...

There are thousands of students who go to their local high school every day who do not graduate for different reasons. Young people are told that finishing high school is beneficial to their future, and it will allow them to move on to the next stage of their lives; college or get a job. However, there are some young people that do not really care whether or not they graduate from high school and some just drop out of high school because of other issues like not being able to keep up with everyone else. Some people do not Continue reading...

Introduction

The use of statistics is psychology is important since it helps in understanding ideas, concepts, categories, attitudes and symbols, which are normally difficult to observe and difficult to measure. This allows psychologist to test hypotheses, support theories, evaluate treatments or refute evidence. By testing hypotheses, psychologists can be able to develop new theories and come up with new innovating ideas.

Functions of Statistics

Simplification of complex problems or situations
The use of statistics simplifies the complexity of data. Raw data used in statistics or research work is normally incomprehensible. Using different statistical measures data can be made simpler. This may involve use Continue reading...

DILEMMA AT DEVIL’S DEN

Devils Den faces a dilemma. Susan is a finance major who works part-time at Devil’s Den, a snack bar, managed under a contract with the College Food Services (CFS). The snack bar runs two shifts; the morning shift is managed and controlled by full-time employees, while the night shift is run by students, who work under the supervision of another student, who holds the position of manager. There are approx. 30 student employees and 6 student mangers employed by CFS to supervise Devil’s Den. Student managers are previous employees chosen by other student managers, have no formal Continue reading...

Question One

Race is more deliberate than prejudice. According to the articles, the definition of racism is discrimination against someone due to first and foremost their race, differences in skin color, and/ or where they are from. According to the book, Racist America: Roots, Current Realities, and Future Reparations, the author articulates that most of the founding fathers of the United States had slaves. They therefore knew the toll that slavery had on the slaves and the hardships that the slaves underwent, even so, the still went ahead and knowingly regarded a slave as there fifths of a human in the Continue reading...