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Essay Analysis of Caroline Bird’s “College is a Waste of Time and Money”

The above statement reveals what most persons believe about college education. However, Caroline Bird argues that college education is in fact a waste of money for tax payers and the parents of college students. The author believes that college education is, in fact, useless without good luck and a good social background (Bird 4). The author argues against the idea that college education is necessary to become successful in life. Therefore, Bird intends to show that although college education is considered to be valuable by many who desire to expose themselves to provide one with Continue reading...

Important of NBA—Michael Jordan, Larry Bird in 80s America

The National Basket Association over the 1980s went through a state of awesome outcomes due to the number and nature of the games played. The NBA had its first rise under the leadership of Michael Jordan who acted as a guard for the Chicago Bulls and the rival forward Larry Bird, who played for Boston Celtics. The two had a successful career during their separate years in the world of American Basketball. During their tenure in their respective teams, NBA experienced unending popularity among fans and the commercial sector. Their tenure for the first time experienced continuous urge by Continue reading...

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The two poems-Harlem and Sympathy-show what became of the dream of the Black Americans . They are both focused on the dreams and hopes of the Black American, and the underlying impeding factors to achieving it. In the poem Harlem, the dream seems like a load that weight heavily on the dreamer’s shoulders with no hope of actualization. On the other hand, the poem, Sympathy, explains the frustration that comes with the lack of the ability to actualize the dream, and the effect of any attempts to do so-injury, torture and pain. The two poems are similar in theme, Continue reading...

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The Awakening is set in three primary locations; The Grand Isle of Louisiana coast in the late nineteenth century; on Caminada Island, which is across the bay from the Isle; and in New Orleans city. The story sets off on Grand Isle, then shifts to the city of New Orleans and its conclusion is back on the Grand Isle. Edna, the heroine in the novel, has strong desire to find her true self and to live fully within it. She is devoted to this purpose, and this causes immense friction between her family and friends. In the novel, The Continue reading...

Idea of Absolute Freedom in the poems of Langston Hughes and Paul Laurence Dunbar

“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.” These words of Charlotte Brontë depict the idea of the eternal theme of freedom and defense of liberty. The history of racial inequality in the USA during 1950s and the struggle for equality is reflected in the work of African-American writers Langston Hughes and Paul Lawrence Dunbar. This movement has stopped racial discrimination in various fields In the twelve years of nonviolent struggle for civil rights. This movement had awakened in black Americans self-esteem, pride and self-confidence, contributed to mutual Continue reading...

Women have long fought against patriarchal dominance in societies around the world. Whether experiencing gender inequality in work, at home, or in society, the battle against sexism and discrimination has been a long and continuous struggle. In Trifles, Susan Glaspell meets these conflicts head on to challenge gender stereotypes and gender inequality. Penned in 1916, Trifles stands against patriarchal domination at a time when women were fighting for their right to vote and have their voices heard (Fisher and Silber). Glaspell contrasts the women’s concerns and compassion with the matter-of-fact dismissal and outright ridicule by the men to Continue reading...

“The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer and his poem “The Raven” was first published in 1845. The poem language is stylized, and it has a flowing musicality. There is widespread rhyming of words to bring out the musicality. An example of internal rhyme in the poem is “While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, As of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door,” (Poe 77). The words napping, tapping, and rapping form a beautiful internal rhyme that brings out the musicality in the poem.
The content of the poem and settings the narrator is Continue reading...

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The Artist Work
"The White Gunas" was an abstraction art developed by Isamu Noguchi. Noguchi is an American Born art; his artwork were most inspired by philosophies of the west and the east. His work "The White Gunas, " is a creativity showing three Gunas that stands for strands of quality in Samkhya India (Lewis 10). The first strand is “tamas” which stands for motionless or rather darkness. The second strand is "rajas" which in India means passion or desire and the third strip is "sattva" which means goodness or clear thinking in India. The philosophy of the art is Continue reading...

Paintings of Osiris and Warriors

The paintings of Osiris and Warriors show the legacy of the gods in the underworld. From the story in the painting, the underworld goes through daily wars that make the dead live in fear. The gods protect their spirits from the wars by keeping them safe. The paintings also made eternity a haven for the dead to enjoy their afterlife. The paintings gave the dead hope that their afterlife would have joy and hope. The Ancient Egyptians made paintings in most of the tombs to please the dead. The paintings contained protective details with an introduction of the individuals Continue reading...

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Once upon a time down on an old farm, lived a duck family. As Mother Duck sat on a clutch of new eggs, she kept thinking of the wonderful ducklings that would pop out into the beautiful world around them, she forgot that she had a seventh egg also under her. When all the seven eggs hatched, she was surprised to see that the seventh duckling that she didn’t recollect being there was quite different from the other six ducklings. The Mother Duck wondered how the seventh egg came to be there, and how it was so different Continue reading...

“The Talking Bird, the Singing Tree, and the Golden Water” narrates the story of a sultan and his children. In the following lines I will explain which elements of the story would be approved by the German philosopher, Immanuel Kant, according to his notion of human love and sexuality.
Kant sustains that “Human love is good will, affection, promoting the happiness of others and finding joy in their happiness.” (“Readings: Immanuel Kant”) That kind of relationship is found in the story between the sultan´s children. The two princes and the princess care deeply for each other and procure Continue reading...

"And he said, 'With what can we compare the kingdom of God, or what parable shall we use for it? It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when sown on the ground, is the smallest of all the seeds on earth, yet when it is sown it grows up and becomes larger than all the garden plants and puts out large branches, so that the birds of the air can make nests in its shade'" (Mark 4: 30-32).
Likewise, to all Jesus parables, the fundamental principle of the Parable of the Muster Seed is based on the Continue reading...

As I started research into the world of birds, in particular African Grey parrots, it was a huge surprise how much information is available. Collecting the information was not a problem. Selecting interesting facts African Grey parrots and thinking of weaving them into a story was the main challenge.
Initially, I considered portraying Brandy as a mean owner who gave Gean all kinds of tasks to perform to test its ability and intelligence. I also considered that Gean never got any rewards of snacks for doing a good job. The primary reason for such a consideration was that I Continue reading...

The question of good and bad, good and evil is the issue of Friedrich Nietzsche’s First and Second Essay from the “Genealogy of Morals”, which criticizes the Tertullian Tartuffery argument on Christian values. The philosopher indicates that the positive human values are linguistically and stylistically associated with the aristocratic classes, which by extension implies that the powerful ones are the beholders of the good, while the weak and oppressed are the representatives of the bad and evil. Nietzsche enters dangerous deliberations on racial purity, religious weakness or decreased morality standards through a perceived education in the spirit of Continue reading...

A Doll’s House is a very famous play written by the well-known playwright, Henrik Isben. The play goes on to delve deep into the dynamics of a martial bond, and thus presents a stirring picture of the society that leaves the avid readers pondering over the societal inequalities that affect the lives of people. The play is a perfect portraiture of Nora’s journey who is the female protagonist of the literary work. The stirring work of literature raises questions regarding the gender inequality and dehumanization of women in the society by the male counterparts.
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Narrative Review

The kind of life Lafeyette and Pharoah lead show the efforts that kids put in place to just be kids. Despite the situations they find themselves in, deep inside they still remain kids. This is shown by Pharaoh’s sense of adventure; he wants to go to the rails to collect snakes and on the way stops to enjoy the scent of the flowers. Just like many other children, I can relate to the difficult situation that Lafeyette and Pharoah grew in. Henry Horner homes were characterized by poor facilities such as lighting and broken down mailboxes. The issue Continue reading...

A dynamic shape display can render three-dimensional content physically so that the users are in a position to interact with the tangible, digital information. The system is created in a way that it can communicate with the physical world around it, moving table surfaces and objects. This type of technology could be used in the future to mediate communication between geographical data such as terrain models, roads and the architectural models.
This is a model that will be useful to the architects and the urban planners. It could help them view the 3D models in real time to get Continue reading...

The book the silent spring looks at the effects of pesticides on the ecosystem environment. Chapters 1 to 6 lays a foundation of the book as the author looks at the current activities of man and their drastic effects on tomorrow. Rachel Carson looks at how man is involved in activities that are intended at solving current issues at the expense of the future. In as much as it is important to take care of the food crops by preventing them from infestation of pastes, scientist can look for alternative and harmless measures that can be used to fight Continue reading...

Influenza is a viral disease which causes fever, fatigue, body aches, cough, sore and dry throat, lack of appetite. The person affected by influenza faces these symptoms and become less active and tired more than usual. Every year people get affected by influenza virus because the strains of the viruses leep on changing hence, every year people become ill due to the new viral strain. This influenza is caused by mainly different strains of influenza virus A and B.
The influenza pandemic that occurred in 1918 was very severe because it caused devastation in people health since, 50 million Continue reading...

According to religious anti-evolutionists (including supporters of "intelligent design"), species of living organisms were created by intelligent beings who had the opportunity to design every kind of species "from scratch", that is, for each type of design there is a unique plan of structure that best fits the tasks that, according to the Creator's plan, this type of species is made for. The theory of those who do not believe in evolution thus predicts the existence of a set of ideal, unique and unrelated to each other plans of the creation of species, or just refuses to predict referring Continue reading...