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In the short documentary film, The Released, that was directed by Miri Navasky and Karen O’Connor and was shown in Frontline, a very alarming reality was exposed that revealed the troubling situation that the mentally-ill members of our society h... read more
The 1976 movie, Network, which was directed by Sidney Lumet and written by Paddy Chayefsky, discussed the complexities that exist in different mass media corporations in their aim of acquiring the most number of audience shares. It exposes the sad ... read more
Today school management and administration tasks are increasingly becoming complex in nature. As a result, the administrators are faced with a daunting task of ensuring that there managerial approach addresses all stakeholders issues by involving t... read more
Peter Bogdanowich’s Paper Moon, a black-and-white film adaptation of Joe David brown’s Addie Pray novel, became one of the best movies in the 1970s. It tells about an orphan named Addie Loggins, played by Tatum O’Neal, who was taken care of b... read more
My desire to succeed and to eventually reach my life’s goals has been the greatest factor that has enabled me to display utmost determination. In the process of this pursuit, I have been made aware of my own personal inherent limitations, both in... read more
Jennie, the first of the Case Studies in Science Education, which is a collection of 25 video case studies that was produced by Alex Griswold in 1996 and funded by The Annenberg/CPB Math and Science Project for the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for As... read more
As adults grow older, they come to realize the fact of heir senility. During this period, they tend to look back to their accomplishments and seek for ways to improve their lives. In most western societies, this period is often regarded as ‘midli... read more
The musical pieces in discussion that were composed during the 19th century, namely Frederic Chopin’s Nocturne in E Flat Major, Domenico Gaetano Donizetti’s Lucia Di Lammermoor-Mad Scene, and Giacomo Puccini’s Nessun Dorma Turandot, are all r... read more
Les Miserables’ Act 1, Scene 17 which includes the song Do You Hear the People Sing? , with actors Drew Sarich and Adam Jacobs portraying the roles of Enjolras and Maruis, respectively, delved on the struggles of these characters in their effort ... read more
Little Miss Sunshine, the 2006 film that starred Greg Kinnear, Toni Collette, and Abigail Breslin, and distributed by Fox Searchlight Pictures, delved on the events surrounding the Hoover family’s journey from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Redondo ... read more
Acid Dreams: The CIA, LSD, and the Sixties Rebellion, written in 1985 by Martin A. Lee and Bruce Shlain for Grove Press, was an explication of the social phenomena that transpired in the American society during most of the 1960’s up to the early ... read more
The Lives of Others, a 2006 film released by Sony Pictures Classics, directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and starred Ulrich Muhe, Martina Gedeck, and Sebastian Koch among others, dared to delve on the societal circumstances that were preva... read more
It is a widely accepted observation that each of us is possessing of his own range and depth of comprehension in regards to understanding what he reads. Often times we witness how certain individuals seem to be overly-proficient in grasping the ess... read more
Being the major executor of the law and the foremost authority in maintaining peace and order in the Los Angeles area, the new Los Angeles Police Department’s building is an edifice that truly represents not only their importance in the community... read more
The 1960 signing of The Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between Japan and the United States of America had defined the defense policies between the two nations, particularly, on the commitment of the United States to aid in defense of Jap... read more
Two literary works that discussed the social inequality that is regarded to women are John Keats’ To Autumn, which was written in 1819 and Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, which was written in 1792. Despite of being w... read more
The documentary film, Bigger, Stronger Faster, that was directed by Christopher Bell and released in 2008, can be considered as a documentary that uses the Rhetorical Form. This can be based on the presentation of arguments made by the said film, w... read more
The most optimal time in instilling the importance of education is during the childhood years. It is during these years that a child is able to learn the habits that will greatly aid him as he pursues higher levels of education, such as his affinit... read more
It is a historical fact that ever since the conclusion of the Second World War during the previous century, the United States has been in the forefront in assuring the status quo of world peace, often times finding the need to intervene in another ... read more
Dirty Harry, the 1971 film directed by Don Siegel and distributed by Warner Bros. that starred Clint Eastwood as the San Francisco Police Department Inspector Harry Callahan, delved on the methodologies employed by the protagonist in effecting his ... read more
In this book I will make known to you the different views of different philosophers concerning some certain issues. So I want you for follow me rapidly. And I will also put up little argument of some great philosopher. As we go on this paper I will... read more
A surviving edifice that tells of countless tales of the exploits of Spain to conquer the known world in the 17th century, the Castillo de San Marcos in Florida still stands as a reminder of the grim but historically-rich past of our great nation. ... read more
Digging, a poem written by Seamus Heaney, discusses the author in his decision not to follow his forebears’ farming way of life and instead stand by his resolution of being a writer. Here, it is apparent that the employment of several figurative ... read more
William Black, renowned for poetry, painting and engraving with distinguished God gifted vision of imagination, has composed several poetries, which were unknown to his lifetime but gathers huge appreciation after his life. His poetry can be read b... read more
A high school campus is a hotbed for problems. These problems range from the very mundane to the seriously complicated. The cocktail of hormones in a high school campus and the tension that learning most often creates make for a very conducive atmo... read more
In this paper by Science Daily, the author American Geophysical Union; tries to explain the new suggested idea from the discovery that Global warming was started thousands of years ago by Ancient Human Hunters. The General argument discussed in thi... read more
Today, there is hardly any room for mediocrity in a business environment. To survive in the present economic market, it is turning inevitable for the business industry to explore and incorporate more creative and flexible human resource plans in or... read more
Information literacy is of dire necessity in the 21st century mainly because it serves as a guide to individuals’ success in life. Knowing how to access and use information appropriately has become a critical objective of most education centers w... read more
Crossing Over, the 2009 film that starred Harrison Ford, Ray Liotta, and Ashley Judd, and was directed by Wayne Kramer and distributed by The Weinstein Company (Kramer, 2009) delves on the sensitive and controversial issue of illegal immigrants’ ... read more
The two video articles under discussion, ABC’s Nightline segment on McDonald’s, Starbucks Coffee Wars, and CNNMoney. com’s High-end Starbucks Brew, both delved on the on-going corporate struggles being experienced by Starbucks, particularly i... read more