Hi, I’m Veronica Brinkworth, and I am a proud student of St. Hubert's! Growing up, I’ve always had an interest and passion for music so I joined the St. Hubert’s Orchestra my freshman year. This was the best choice I’ve ever made. I absolutely enjoy the people, the music, and I love that when we all come together as a group, we can create something really beautiful. At the moment, I play the string bass in the St. Hubert’s Orchestra...
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Freshmen students should read this book because the appreciation towards having books will increase, it shows how and why people follow the crowd, and why censorship is important. With teens having the potential to expand their knowledge from reading it, and provide entertainment with many plot twists throughout the book. Having a very dead society, the community of Fahrenheit 451 lacks knowledge. Without books, it has no potential for thinking or fun. As readers read through the book, they start...
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Abstract A conflict of interest may happen when an organization or an individual becomes bias because of a clash between personal interests and professional responsibilities. This conflict may happen when a company or person have an interest such as money, knowledge, relationships, personal interest that may affect their actions and decision-making. (Segal, 2020) I would like to use our current company that provides calibration services in the local UAE market as an example to this written assignment. The main conflict...
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Activism is the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. The pros of activism are that it helps spread awareness about a cause or event, helps students engage and participate in educational activities, assists with networking and fundraising. The cons of activism are that nobody does anything about it although awareness has been raised these people do not donate to the cause. Slacktivism is the practice of supporting a political or social cause...
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Shakespeare’s Hamlet explores the freedom that madness provides through setting and the characterisation of Hamlet and Ophelia, presenting the freedom their changing speech and behaviour provide. Shakespeare emphasises the liberty of Hamlet and Ophelia’s seemingly irrational actions against their confined status and actions in a rigid social structure where women still “obey” a male figure and Princes feel trapped in a “prison.” Hamlet uses the façade of madness to “put on an antic disposition”, to find his father’s murderer. Shakespeare...
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Human rights are some of the basic rights that provides freedom to people to live peacefully. It comes in effect not only in the time of constitutional crisis but also on everyday basis, where architectural work is usually conducted. Spaces connect people to architecture not only physically or mentally but also socially. Henry Lefebvre states that “Social space is the lived space which refers to the use of space by human beings and also the transformation of space while its...
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Religion is a social-cultural system of designated behaviors and practices, morals, worldviews, texts, sanctified places, prophecies, ethics, or organizations, that relates humanity to supernatural, transcendental, or spiritual elements. (Wikipedia) Religion is a means of techniques to cross the limits of human mind and behavior and experience a connection between oneself and the highest source of energy, often called the creator or god. God is known by different names in different forms by various religions. Thus, religion enjoys a very special...
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According to my opinion parents should give liberty to their children to make the child more sociable and more open but this freedom shouldn’t pass the red line, which will make the child spoiled. From a personal experience I know a friend that passed the ‘red line’. He was given all the freedom to do what he like whenever and wherever. He gradually got more spoiled and spoiled after we became teenager this kid started to talk back to the...
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Introduction Indigence is the major cause for child exploitation. It involves intolerable abuse like enslavement, forced labor and any other unlawful activities. Grown-up are always paid more than kids since there are no trade unions for kids. Child labor is any activity that is unhealthy to kids or keeps them from attending school and this affects their growth due to poor health. Thesis Child labor is any activity that is unhealthy to kids or keeps them from attending school and...
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Zen Buddhism, a blend of Indian Mahayana Buddhism and Taoism, initially started in China. The essence of Zen is attempting to comprehend the significance of life without being misdirected by intelligent idea or language. It requires an extraordinary order which brings about complete suddenness and extreme opportunity. This regular suddenness ought not be mistaken for lack of caution. The core of Zen Buddhism is that every individual is a Buddha. Zen Buddhism propagates finding enlightenment within oneself instead of finding...
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Throughout the world, people have developed thousands of languages. Each language has its own diversity. In terms of dialect development in a language, there are two main reasons: “geographical variations” and “social variations”. According to Syal and Jindal, living in a different geographical area may occur diversity in dialect. “It is a universal characteristic of human language that speakers of the ‘same’ language who live in different parts of a continuous territory do not speak in the same way” (Amina,...
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On the 16th of July 1969, three courageous astronauts, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong began their perilous journey to the Moon, the latter two becoming the first humans to walk on its surface. America’s then president John F. Kennedy deemed the Apollo program as “...the most hazardous... and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked,” stretching our limits with unending perseverance. Why then, do so many believe it was a hoax? The answer is none other than...
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Written by Edgar Allan Poe, “The Masque of the Red Death” takes place in a monastery where Prince Prospero and one thousand of his subordinates attempt to survive the red death. The red death is an illness that has killed half of the country’s population and can kill in half an hour of contracting it. Prospero addresses this crisis by locking himself inside his castle’s monastery with an abundance of food, friends, and entertainment leaving many to die. Plenty of...
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Advocacy is an act of soliciting for a cause, idea, policy or support with the desire to provide help and support to encourage individuals in the state of need (Almog-Bar & Schmid, 2014). Social media have been identified by many researchers has a strong medium for advocacy, it has expanded advocacy efforts by connecting new networks of community actors to take necessary actions (Guo & Saxton, 2014). Social media advocacy is a form of media advocacy, it is defined as...
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