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The Golden Ticket of Education

Education is a gift, according to Nicholas Kristof, and there is no end to this truth when considering impoverished nations. In western culture, education is taken for granted, almost as a right. In this way, people in the west seem to overlook the value, possibility, and opportunity it affords them. Those in impoverished nations have a very different view of education. Many believe it is the answer to a better life. Education is to be strived for, sometimes at any cost as Malala Yousufzai showed the world when she stood up for education and was shot in the head Continue reading...

Introduction

The death penalty or capital punishment is a legitimate process where an individual is put to death by the country as the punishment for the crime conducted. The decision made by the judicial decree that an individual must be punished is known as a death sentence and the main enforcement of this is known as execution or death penalty. Even though the opponents of the death penalty have been extremely vocal lately in opposition to the death penalty, but the Gallup survey polls have been persistently demonstrating that the American public in particular favor death penalty because it has Continue reading...

Essay on Hardin's Lifeboat Ethics

Introduction
The lifeboat ethics was a metaphor that was created by Garret Hardin. Hardin writes a hauntingly convincing piece arguing for the duty of affluent nations, not to help the poor of the world. Lifeboat ethics by Hardin has caused many controversy, thus has sparked rage or admiration within the readers. There are many strengths and weaknesses of the arguments that he makes. The lifeboat ethics looks at the policies of the government such as food banks, immigration, and foreign aids. In looking at the metaphor, it is clear that he uses psychological egoism to make his points. Psychological Continue reading...

Introduction

The healthcare industry is perhaps the most challenging and difficult industry to manage. Among the major issues that managers face are employee satisfaction, effective leadership and employee retention. Managers struggle to address these various issues that arise out of the healthcare environment and most would agree that it takes a lot of skill and effort to steer the organization towards success. In her article entitled ‘Managerial Strategies for Creating an Effective Work Environment,’ Kimberly Luse provides an action plan that aims to guide managers on how to effectively manage their organizations. With her 25 years’ experience in healthcare, Luse Continue reading...

Gender and its Limitations

Gender forms a great deal of our personal and individual reality, and no one is exempt from its influences. When we are born, we are biologically identified as male or female. However, as we grow, gender becomes a major identity marker of and influence over who we are. The problem with this is that gender is not inherent; rather, it is socially constructed and therefore carries with it incredible limitations over identity and personal development, as well as the identity of groups defined by gender.
Often, gender is not a personal choice but rather an external pressure put on Continue reading...

Argumentative Essay:

Abstract
HPV stands for human papillomavirus and it has about 150 types of related viruses. Some HPV types lead to cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is one of the leading cancers in the world and this can be addressed by HPV vaccines, the most common of which are Gervasiland Cervarix.
This paper argues that "if the United States required the HPV vaccine for all preteens, the continuing success of the vaccine would be demonstrated by the lower rates of cervical cancer and sexually transmitted infections." Counter arguments were also presented in this essay. In conclusion, the paper stress the need Continue reading...

Level 5 Leadership

The concepts of Level 5 Leadership or being a level 5 leader was first introduced by best-selling author, business consultant and entrepreneur, James “Jim” Collins. It is believed that the creation of this business concept was the product of Jim’s continuous research for the holy grail of turning a good business into not just a good business but a great one. Majority, if not all, of his works and writings were focused on the subject of business sustainability and growth. Basically, a Level 5 Leader is someone who has reached the peak of the five hierarchy leadership characteristic Continue reading...

As years pass by, it also brings change. They said that change is the only constant thing in the world. A change on how people live their lives is also evident, especially on the roles that people play in the society. In particular, the roles of mothers and fathers in a family have changed, together with the changes in the society where they live.
This paper will provide an argument on the changing roles of the mother and father in a modern world, how this change affects the relationship among each member of the family, what the reasons are Continue reading...

Thesis Statement: In the following analysis, I will demonstrate how Margaret Atwood’s “Death by Landscape” is used to represent the repression of traumatic events and the ways in which one copes and manifests the memory (reality) through inanimate objects (appearance).
As the story begins, Lois is described looking over her many painting in her new apartment. Her collection of art made her a sort of amateur art connoisseur among her friends. However, in reality it is the haunting memories of the past, which have caused this strange fascination of art. “Lois has two Tom Thomsons, three A.Y Jacksons, Continue reading...

The Oxford Dictionary of English describes obesity as “The state of being grossly fat or overweight” and in turn, the possessions of excessive body flesh for the obese. However, in medical terms, the definition of obesity revolves around the body mass index (BMI). Based on a report published by the National Center for Health Statistics, a person’s BMI is “their weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared” (233). The report specifies, “Grade 1 obesity has a BMI of 30.0 to less than 35.0; Grade 2 is 35.0 to less than 40.0; and Grade 3 is 40.0 Continue reading...