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Poetry is a hard thing to identify. It hides itself sometimes. We know it when we feel it. The truth has a similar nature. Perhaps, it is even harder to define. It presents itself in contradictions. It is overwhelming, fleeting, and possibly dangerous. We claim to know the truth, but cannot explain it. By the time we even get a sense of our intuition, the feeling is usually gone. How could we write about something so ghostly? Emily Dickinson comprehends this dilemma. In her poem, Tell all the Truth but tell it slant –, Dickinson shows the reader how poetry Continue reading...

The article "American Jerks" by Todd Schwartz opens my eyes to the real social background of the modern global world. We do not live in an actual society. We are surrounded with cell phones, iPads, laptops and other gadgets, which mediate people's communication, but, as a matter, all these innovative technologies prevent us from face-to-face communication. We create some things to facilitate our lives, but they prevent us from living real lives. Political correctness is a masterful façade, which hides away real attitudes of people to other people of different skin color or disable ones. It is better Continue reading...

The United States of America is a cradle to immigrants. Hence, its title of being the “melting pot of the world” . In 2013, the US accommodated a total of 41.3 million documented immigrants . This accounts to 13% of the total population of US residents inhabiting the country. However, there is the unverified statistics of undocumented immigrants settling and benefiting from the resources of the country. In fact, in 2008 a report of the Center for Immigration Studies carried by a reputable news outfit revealed that there were approximately around 12 million undocumented immigrants living in different parts of the Continue reading...

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The United States have many support programs for the poor and marginalized sectors of its society. Among the most common and institutionalized services are Medicaid, Food Stamps and Financial Aid. While these programs aim to provide economic assistance, in general, these programs have also been criticized because of its privacy implications. Critics believe that these programs are employed by the government to invade an individual’s privacy since it legitimizes the collecting of personal information before one is enrolled in these programs. So the question is, is the government justified in collecting information for recipients of Continue reading...

The life story of Jesus is mainly recorded in the books commonly referred to as the Gospels. It is because they elaborate on the life of Jesus Christ from his childhood, his ministry and how he lived during his time. Despite the gospels being narrations of one person, the three gospels give a broad range of differences and similarities in their record. These three books are commonly referred as the synoptic gospels. There is some information that is found in Matthew, and Luke and is not found in Mark. There is also some information about Jesus that is not Continue reading...

Driving is a privilege that many associate with freedom. Being able to take the steering wheel to head off to any place of one’s desire can bring about a sense of freedom and independence. This sense of freedom is reinforced by the plastic card bearing one’s picture with the state name at the top and Driver’s License ID No. on it. However, driving is not just a simple matter of distinguishing the accelerator from the brakes, or knowing when to shift gears from park to drive or reverse. Driving is a complex task that requires the Continue reading...

The purpose of an internship is to provide initial training in a new field or profession. Internships come in many forms. They may be paid or unpaid; they may be taken in exchange for college credit, or they may be not-for-credit; they can last for one college semester or up to a year. There are hundreds of possibilities, and each one grants the opportunity to learn and gain experience in a prospective career path. For college students, an internship is a must-have.
Internships allow students to gain work experience and transferable skills. While a solid educational background is of Continue reading...

The No Child Left Behind act was enacted by President Bush in 2002 to improve performance in public schools. However, more than a decade since its enactment, the levels of performance in public schools is not satisfactory. The policy has both beneficial and negative impact on the quality of education in the United States. The benefits of any law must supersede the negative impacts for such a law to be effective. The negative effects of the Act are almost as equal as its benefits. The NCLB Act encourages achieving good academic grades but fails to emphasize on acquiring the Continue reading...

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Through the use of genetic engineering and advanced technology, man has been in a position to modify the DNA and other traits of food producing animals and plants to improve their productivity and the level of survival. The commercial sale of animal and plant products that are genetically engineered began as early as 1994 (Crespi, John & Stéphan, 327). The need to undertake genetic engineering of crops and animals has been facilitated by various issues. To begin with, environmental and climatic changes affecting the survival rate of cash crops and animals have compelled scientists and biotechnologists to come up Continue reading...

Should basic income be introduced in Canada? This debate is not a new debate; it has beendebated since 1960s. Before having, let us have a familiarity session with the term Basic Income. Now, what is the Basic Income or BI? Basic income is a general and unrestricted income for which every citizen of the state is liable to claim. It is the responsibility of the government to provide the fixed amount of the revenues of the state to specified people of the country without any conditions applied. None of the workers or jobless, disabled, students, or any needy persons Continue reading...