Essays on Tonga

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Transforming the Modern Olympic Games

Introduction “Although it is disappointing that softball was not reinstated in the Olympics, we are going to continue to keep growing the sport.”—Jennie Finch The above quotation by Jennie Finch alludes to one of the various changes that the modern Olympic Games have undergone over the years. There are many who can argue both for and against those changes. This is because these changes have both yielded positive and negative effects as it pertains to the organization of the Games. ...

There are several strategies that will be used to market the Let’s Move Tonga Style project to the local population. One of the strategies will involve partnering with allies (Newlands, 2015). The allies will include the people of Tonga who realize that obesity is a big problem and are keen on eliminating it. Such people will be very useful in trying to influence the local population to participate in the project activities. It will be easier for the people of Tonga to participate in the project if they see some of their own people mobilizing the project. The ...

Elizabeth Gaskell (1810 – 1865) and Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 – 1930) have both written novels that demonstrate how violence and prejudice disrupt the social order although their perspective is very different. Gaskell’s novel North and South (published in 1855) took place mostly in northern England and dealt with the complex issues of the social upheaval at the start of the Industrial Revolution. Doyle’s novel The Sign of the Four (published in 1890) had settings in both India and England. The Sign of the Four narrative takes place during the time of upheaval and social disorder when the East ...