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The war in Vietnam in 1966 is perhaps one of the darkest moments in United States’ history as a nation. Considered as one of the most devastating loss in terms of human capital and resources, the impact of the war in Vietnam still haunts the United States today four decades after the war ended in 1975. In his article, ‘Why Don’t Americans Know What Really Happened in Vietnam?,’ author Christian Appy touch back on this sensitive issue in a bid to relate what happened in Vietnam and America’s current involvement in Iraq, Afghanistan and other Continue reading...

Paper 1

Grabs attention? How?
The Dove ads initially draw attention and attract the audience of two female magazines since they feature a seemingly incongruent objects or images. When we see the contrast among the images, we give specific attention to the ads. We initially conceptualize about smoothness versus roughness and this pertains to the product.
Ad A: The inverted image of a red apple depicts the contrast between the surface and shape of the object. Hence, the audience is drawn to the contrast between the two images. The contrast is in the relationship between the two parts of an image Continue reading...

Official Coca-Cola "Big Game" Commercial 2015

Thematically, Coca-Cola's "Big Game" is an online advertisement employing a highly successful Happiness campaign in recent years (Coca-Cola). Rhetorically, "Big Game" deploys components of ethos, pathos and logos as part of advertising effort. This analysis aims to explore rhetorical devices of mainly pathos, logos and ethos deployed by Coca-Cola.
For pathos, users / viewers are bombarded by common negative words and/or expressions "I hate u, "HATE," "you're a stupid" and "loser". This is combined by a rich visual composition of emoticons, screaming or growling faces. Through an initial sequence of negative effects, advertisement's tone is set only to be Continue reading...

Many events led up to the tragic events taking place on Kent State’s Ohio campus May 4, 1970. Many believe what the police and the Ohio National Guard did there was brutal and unfair, while others think it was justified. It is understood that protestors were warned their efforts to rally peacefully were against the rules and they were told to disperse. However, many were not willing to comply with the order because they believe their cause was just and true. Still, once the Ohio guardsmen approached them, protestors began shouting and throwing rocks at the guardsmen’s Continue reading...

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Corruption by public officials is a common news item in the media. However, when the official or officials are in the highest echelons in government and are the culprits in the malfeasance, it is then when the issue takes on a more blatant and public outcry generating nature. Government and specifically government officials are sworn into office on the premise that these will work to for the welfare of the general public. It is in this light that when there are reports, and unfortunately convictions, of government officials that the general public are not left with much choice Continue reading...

The statistics presented by Wislawa Szymborska through this amazing poem makes the reader reflect where in the society precisely he or she fits in. At many places, the numbers magically seem to point toward the reader. The thought-provoking presentation of numbers appears to categorize the whole lot of world’s population based on their virtues. The main motif adopted by the poet is the numbers or statistical data used to classify people. The author creatively uses statistical data and numbers as a mirror to reflect the true status of human minds and associated behaviors, and the society at large. Continue reading...

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Write-Up of Rhetorical Choices in Multimodal Project

Introduction
This multimodal project has advertised Yawkey Boys and Girls Club, an after-school club based in Boston, Massachusetts, using two modes: a Prezi presentation and brochure. This write-up provides further explanations on the rationale behind the use of said advertising modes, alongside discussions on the rhetorical appeals used: ethos, pathos, logos and kairos.

Prezi Presentation
Using a Prezi presentation to promote Yawkey Boys and Girls Club effectively reaches the very audience it aims to target: children and prospective employees. There is an understanding that children spend a lot of time on the Internet, presumably both for educational Continue reading...

In his book Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter Tom Bissell, who teaches Portland State University and is known for his love of video games, tries to find an answer to the question why are video games so important for people. Using his life experience the author tries to find an answer why people spend hundreds of hours playing video games. He tries to look at this question from different perspectives, discussing the pros and cons of different video games such as Oblivion and Fallout 3. Moreover, the author expressed his opinion how video games differ from all the Continue reading...

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In the 1930’s, the United States was struck with the worst and staggered economic collapse in its history causing severe poverty to millions of population. Dubbed as ‘The Great Depression’, millions were unemployed due to continued decline in production and sale of commodities. Many banks and businesses went bankrupt, many people lost their jobs, homes, savings forcing everyone to depend on charity for their survival. Everything happened under the then President Herbert Hoover’s watch.
During this period, everyone wants a solution. In 1932 elections, the man who ran against Hoover was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a Continue reading...

Business

1. The law at issue in the case was Ordinance 288 enacted by Baltimore City under the authority of the state. The Ordinance prohibited outdoor advertising of alcoholic beverages in locations where children walked and played, providing leeway for permitting such advertising in commercial and industrial zoned areas of the city. The law had emanated from Baltimore City’s findings that alcoholic beverages, the second most advertised products in America, were unique and distinguishable as a medium of advertising and they subjected the public to involuntary solicitation. Billboards advertising alcoholic beverages in areas where children walked to school or Continue reading...

Psychology and Popular Media

Brief case description: This article examines the topic of the impact of violence in the media on human behavior from a parent’s point of view. In light of the litany of school shootings and massacres during the past two decades, a plethora of questions has risen regarding guns in the media and recurring images of them as translated into real violence and human aggression. The author underscores the reality that the nexus between violent video games and real-life violence remains quite nebulous. Ninety percent of movies, sixty eight percent of video games, and sixty percent of television has Continue reading...

The turbulent sixties saw the rise of Martin Luther King as the champion of civil liberties and an eloquent speaker. He had borrowed the concept of non-violent resistance from Mahatma Gandhi and civil disobedience from Henry Thoreau. King was a source of inspiration to millions of people within the United States and thousands of tormented souls across the globe. Martin Luther King delivered his most revered speech from the steps of Lincoln Memorial calling for the end of racial prejudice and social inequality. He was addressing a quarter a million civil rights supporters during the 1963 Washington march. Martin Continue reading...

Assignment #1

Abstract
In this paper, two contrasting approaches to management of a sales team are analyzed in the examples of managers A and B. We find out that positive influence, helping attitude, trusting employees and good communication skills help a manager in making his team successful. Negative attitudes like coercing, unnecessary micro-management and abuse of legitimate power results in backlash and eventual failure.

INTRODUCTION

In order to achieve financial success, big banks like Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) realize the need for a skilled and motivated sales force. RBC is valued at $192 billion with the bank being the largest residential Continue reading...

For this assignment I choose to discuss an observation that I located online. This observation is a sculpture titled Beetle Sphere (2013). Ichwan Noor, an Indonesian sculpture artist, created the Beetle Sphere, a vintage 1953 Volkswagen Beetle, in 2013. The sculpture is made of aluminum, polyester, paint and real parts from a 1953 Beetle. The sculptured beetle is an impressive sight with its bright yellow color and perfectly spherical shape. The immediate attraction to Noor’s 1953 Beetle is perhaps not the color or the spherical shape, but the fact that it is made from an everyday object, a Continue reading...

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Introduction
In his book ‘Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America,’ Wrinkler tried to present an unbiased view towards the second amendment in the light of historical events and landmark cases that has tried to challenge or obtain the court’s interpretation. One of such cases is the ‘District of Columbia v. Heller’ case, which was argued and decided in 2008. For several instances, the provision in the Second Amendment that pertains to the right of an individual to bear arms has been contested. In fact, the clause, which states that “A well-regulated Continue reading...

One of the most interesting and overlooked aspects of the advent of communications technology in American society is that it dealt an unprecedented blow to the supremacy of the testimony of white men in courts of law. Previously, the word of a white man would almost always carry more weight than that of a woman, a child, or an adult male member of a minority group. In order to explore the anxiety created by the introduction of visual and audio evidence into the American legal system, this essay will examine the first Supreme Court ruling on wiretapping, Olmstead v. Continue reading...

Question Two: Caselnova vs. State Department of Health

The case was decided by the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court; the main role of the Appellate Division Court of New York is to hear cases from other lower Appellate courts i.e. family courts, surrogate courts, Court of Claims as well as County Courts.
The case was taken only through one level of Court, which was the Appellate Division Court of New York. However, the initial decision was made by the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct. This decision was appealed, hence leading to ultimate decision-making by the Appellate Division Court of New York (www4.law.cornell.edu).

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Nowadays the death penalty is seen as something exceptional, and as something that can be applied only by wild countries of Third World, and the United States of America, that always seem to have their own view on the issues that to other countries of the first echelon seem to be settled long ago.
But in reality a massive wave of rejection of the use of "death penalty" only occurred in the nineties of the last century. Saying more, in 1991 from the 180 countries only 60 abolished the death penalty. At the same time, the official cancellation of Continue reading...

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Introduction
It is important to perform any sort of given task with efficient time management skills. Poor time management can create a number of problems in case of social as well as professional life. Therefore essence of the time management should be understood in order to achieve further success in every aspect of life. Basically a solution of poor time management is the main topic of the paper. Time management skills can be considered as a good option in proper time management and most of all it is important to prioritize the task in order to maintain a good Continue reading...

Introduction

Kercher 21-year old female the victim of the case was found dead in 2007 in her apartment in Perugia central Italy that she shared with Amanda. The prosecution reported that she had been stabbed multiple times her throat was slashed, and her body had signs of sexual assault. Amanda and Sollecito (Amanda’s boyfriend) were charged guilty of murder. In 2008, Rudy Guede who is an Ivory Coast national and had known Kercher briefly, was convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison because his DNA was found on Kercher’s body. He accepted that he was in the Continue reading...