Throughout the country, eating fast food has been proven to be unhealthy and can lead to obesity, but warnings are ignored daily. Most people tend to eat fast food for its convenience, but many are unaware of the negative side effects it can have on their bodies. It is often questioned how to raise awareness to prevent obesity and the other negative effects eating fast food can have on our bodies. The most effective way is through using rhetorical devices...
4 Pages
1623 Words
This report is a detailed community profile of the geographical location of County Durham in the North East region of England. A community profile can be described as a ‘comprehensive description of the needs of a population … that is defined as a community, and the resources that exist within that community, carried out with the active involvement of the community’ (Hawtin, Hughes, and Percy-Smith, 1994: 5). County Durham is a large and diverse area. It is home to over...
4 Pages
1643 Words
Firearms have been utilized since the beginning of the war. They have been a piece of American culture from its underlying foundations. One article explains, “The origin of firearms began with gunpowder and its invention, mostly likely in China, more than 1,000 years ago”. It took many years before firearms would grow and expand throughout the globe. However, as time passed a new design of firearms was introduced by American inventor, Samuel Colt.” His new design was a handheld pistol...
3 Pages
1587 Words
The tone of the first paragraph is both certain and direct. Dr. King does not express any hesitation in this paragraph; he displays a sense of urgency and importance through his choice of diction. Dr. King was firm about his decision to write the letter and that criticism would not stop him from doing so. This can be seen through the firm and decisive word choice. It can be argued that the first paragraph creates a sense of irony. Dr....
4 Pages
1627 Words
What if you are traveling overnight by train during the time we are switching our clocks back an hour? You will probably be stuck in a train station an hour longer than you expected. Amtrak trains have a scheduled time to run by, so in October when we change the clocks back by one hour, all trains stop at 2:00 am and wait for the hour before they resume their scheduled trips. Come March’s time change, they will probably be...
4 Pages
1631 Words
Get a unique paper that meets your instructions
800+ verified writers can handle your paper.
Place an order
Growing up, I think it’s fair to say that science fiction has played a role in everyone’s upbringing. Classics like Star Wars and The Matrix have inspired many to indulge and achieve many imaginative pieces of art while providing visual gold for all viewers. SF, Sci–fi, or science fiction, call it what you like. But behind the lasers and the flashing lights, do you really know what aspects are required for a film to be classified as sci–fi? According to...
3 Pages
1600 Words
Direct access has been said to be the end-all, be-all for the healthcare issue of cost and quality when it comes to physical therapy. However, based on the concept of the iron triangle, this system can't work as effectively and efficiently as they would like. The driving force behind my paper are these two questions: 1) can direct access put an end to the dilemma known as the iron triangle? and 2) is it possible for all areas of this...
3 Pages
1562 Words
Introduction Defining a trust can be a difficult task due to its broad and flexible concept yet one may be able to recognize one. The definition of a trust is in two ways, the general way defines a trust to be an arrangement under which one person is bound to hold or administer property on behalf of another person or for an impersonal object and not for his own benefit. The second way to define trust is in accordance with...
4 Pages
1620 Words
Thesis Statement: The Church between c. AD 300 to c. AD 800 grew within the Roman Empire due to both positive and negative occurrences, assessments, and divergent religious sects. The growth of Christianity outside the Roman Empire in that same period is indebted to missionary journeys to eastern countries, monasticism, and support from leaders of high status. The Rise of Christianity: c. 4th century AD to c. 9th century AD Nearly three hundred years after the death and resurrection of...
3 Pages
1623 Words
“Present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge.” Discuss this claim with reference to two areas of knowledge. This essay will explore whether present knowledge is wholly dependent on past knowledge. Throughout this essay, I will focus on how History and The Human Sciences link to the question based on historical development as the key knowledge framework. This knowledge claim assumes that our knowledge in the present cannot exist without past knowledge indicating that what we know in the present...
4 Pages
1586 Words
Small Island, Big Challenge: Irregular Immigration in Malta since 2000 Immigration and more specifically irregular immigration have been current and troubling topics that bear unexpected tasks and challenges for many European countries. Especially if the question of solidarity and burden sharing is raised by other EU members, that demand help and support. After joining the EU in 2004 Malta has experienced irregular immigration in vast amounts, which brings grave challenges to the small island. Therefore, this essay argues, that the...
4 Pages
1563 Words
Abstract Drinking alcohol is the main risk factor causing health problems, especially for old people. In the United States, cirrhosis is a health issue that is mostly caused by drinking alcohol. However, it is hard to stop drinking alcohol as it causes old people addicted to it and they cannot escape from it. The interventions that will be addressed are television, the Internet, and social campaigns using social psychological theories and concepts such as the elaboration likelihood model, vividness effect,...
3 Pages
1591 Words
Baudrillard grapples with this in his theoretical writings. It is in this world that “images, signs, and codes engulf objective reality; signs become more real than reality and stand in for the world they erase” (Wilcox, 346- 47). This pseudo-world of simulacra and the perceived loss of the real in DeLillo’s novels obstruct his characters’ search for themselves. DeLillo’s communication is a kind of haphazard game, and language is the playing field on which opposing forces clash--harmony and chaos, rules...
4 Pages
1625 Words
Introduction The contents under the first chapter of this research paper cover the background of the study wherein the overview of procrastination, important definitions, and statistics will be shown. The technical terms and their operative definitions as used in the study will be evident under the area of the definition of terms. The significance of the study will also be covered in this area in which the researcher will be discussing the possible beneficiaries of this study and how they...
4 Pages
1647 Words
A Nutritional assessment in its simplest format is the procedure of gathering data, which subsequently allows a conclusion regarding the reasons for nutrition-related health issues that affect an individual may experience. ( Association of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (BAPEN), 2021) For example, the reason that it is important to gather this data is to help somebody who may be vulnerable to malnutrition. In 2007-2008, the 'NutriDay' survey took place which involved 21,007 patients from 325 hospitals in 25 different European...
4 Pages
1611 Words
Over this semester I found the whole process of this unit of study to be very interesting and highly educational, but overall the two themes that I found the most compelling and seem to have shone above the rest me were themes of Social exclusion and the discriminatory nature of western practices. It is to this point that I am providing a holistic approach to unpacking the social perspectives about the themes of social exclusion and the discriminatory nature of...
4 Pages
1636 Words
What comes to mind when you hear the word 'religion'? I think of a contract with rules and regulations that stipulate the following of these to receive a reward. For many, the rewards are enticing as it gives them hope as to what lies ahead. In my opinion, the negative impact religion has had on society as a whole has deeply outweighed what little charity it has provided, and it should be abolished. I was ushered into religion when I...
3 Pages
1575 Words
Gun violence in America is an urgent, nagging problem, which requires proof-based, innovative solutions. It is a serious national problem leading to more than 30,000 deaths and 78,000 non-fatal injuries every year [See Alpers and Wilson]. Although the rate of gun homicides in the United States of America has declined in recent years, U.S. rates remain substantially higher than those of almost every other nation in the world and are at least seven times higher than those of Australia, Canada,...
4 Pages
1616 Words
Currently, gun control has developed into a topic of controversy. In today’s society, shootings have turned into the new norm, and shootings are occurring every month. It looks like guns have turned into a critical issue, or is it something else? There is a continuous situation of conflict, political crisis, attacks, and personal threats. All of these factors affirm that a person should have access to the resources that can ensure his or her safety. On the same platforms, the...
4 Pages
1619 Words
For this assignment, there are three articles that need to be reviewed no matter what field it is. So, the first article that I chose is Effectiveness of Google Classroom as a Digital Tool in Teaching and Learning: Students’ Perceptions. This article is written by Iliyasu Hussaini, Sawida Ibrahim, Bashir Wali, Ibrahim Libata, and Usman Musa who are from the Faculty of Education, Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero. The aim of this study is to evaluate the...
3 Pages
1578 Words
Marxist philosophy believes that society views the world by way of a purely financial lens. Marxism dictates that society is separated into two classes: the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. The bourgeoisie makes use of ideology to suppress the proletariat in the major with the useful resource of manipulating their perceptions of their free agency. One ideology that the greater type perpetuates onto the working class is consumerism. Consumerism is the faith that the notable objects that one acquires can beautify...
4 Pages
1641 Words
Introduction Theodor Robert Bundy (born Theodor Robert Conwell) is one of the most notorious serial killers of all time. However, Bundy was not like your ordinary serial killer, he was a very intelligent, good-looking man who was a master of manipulation. Bundy was able to take advantage of his intelligence and good looks to lure countless women to their deaths while remaining undetectable for many years. The reason Ted Bundy went under the radar for years was because his lifestyle...
4 Pages
1625 Words
This paper seeks to provide a reflection on justice in Plato’s Republic. I will first talk about what the Republic entails, define what justice is, and how the Republic defines justice. Plato’s Republic is a Socratic dialogue that focuses on education, justice, specialization, philosopher-king soul, and truth. Plato’s strategy in the Republic is to explicate the primary notion of societal or political justice and derive a concept of individual justice. In the Republic, Socrates engages in a discussion with Cephalus,...
3 Pages
1562 Words
In the US, hate crime proves to be among the contemporary problems whose occurrences rise every year. According to Aljazeera (2018) and Romero (2018), the statistics provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigations in November 2018 depicted a significant increase for the third consecutive year. Typically, hate crime alludes to criminality, sometimes involving violence, whose core motivation is prejudice and discrimination based on aspects such as race, religion, sexual orientation, or relative grounds of diversity (SPLC, 2017). In the US,...
4 Pages
1610 Words
The American Dream or a False Promise? Countless generations have been dreaming of an equitable America… but, as Rehnuma Tarannum writes, it’s time to wake up. The American dream apparently captures our faith in progression, opportunity, and prosperity. It represents hopes for a large and stable middle class. Every single person, would go to college, and become a homeowner and children would always live better than their parents. Who could oppose this supposedly utopian ideal? Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald and...
3 Pages
1559 Words
The recognition of Gay Rights began to emerge from the darkness in the dim dark ages of 1960 when gays were once ostracised by society and plagued with discrimination. At the federal level, in 2008 and 2009, a wide-ranging suite of reforms to provide equal rights for same-sex couples in areas such as employment, taxation, superannuation, etc. were generated. However, there remained a significant area of difference in the rights and entitlements between same-sex and heterosexual relationships, and that was...
4 Pages
1583 Words
Why did the US prohibit marijuana? Marijuana prohibition in the US was the result of a political and social context created by the triumph of New Deal forces in the 1930s. Harry Anslinger’s role in the prohibition of marijuana has been seriously overstated by historians such as Michael Schaller and Howard Becker. Anslinger was a representation rather than an aberration of the political consensus at the time. There is little evidence of a national moral panic “serviced and fed by...
4 Pages
1590 Words
There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people’s eyes. Every individual sees a different world. The connection between people and society also has a different view in different eyes. As a writer, he/she will express his or her idea to society, describing how society displays in their eyes. The mission for their audiences is to acknowledge the writer's idea criticize the writer’s idea and apply the writer’s idea in their own life. In “Is This Kansas”, author Eula Biss...
3 Pages
1559 Words
Family is a very important aspect of my life. Creating my genogram and also communicating with my family about our family history was very eye-opening for me. The side that I analyzed was my mother's side of the family. I have three siblings. Their name is Daniel Hamilton who is my brother, Danielle Hamilton who is my sister, and Dana Hamilton who is my sister as well. Some of the physical traits that we have in common are, that my...
3 Pages
1567 Words
Immigration During every presidential election and every presidential term, there has always been one major issue that has stood out. In recent times it has mainly been immigration, more specifically the immigration and deportation of Mexican or Latin immigrants who may or may not be protected by DACA. Immigration has always been a talking point in the United States, and although the majority of Mexican immigrants illegally arrived in America, the need for them is overlooked. Mexican illegal immigrants are...
3 Pages
1584 Words
