Good College Essay Samples and Writing Practices Examples to Boost Your Creativity - Page 299

There is no consent in a forced marriage. Typically it can be seen that a young woman will be shipped overseas or over great distances to marry another who has not given consent. This can cause great psychological and emotional harm to those involved.2 In fact contrary to what some cultures believe and practice, it states in the Quran, one of the most devout and treasured books in all of Islam, that a woman ought not to be taken against her will, that she should be treated appropriately and be allowed to give consent to a marriage.3
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Ojibwe were divided into 5 northern communities, 12 Northwestern communities, and 18 Eastern communities in Canada, including the 5 communities of Mississauga, and 1 in the US, 15 southwest cities in the United States (Gardella 228). The River Severn Ojibwe (Oji-Cree) in 14 Eastern communities and 5 Western communities, the northern Ojibwe at edge to the north of Lake Superior contains 15 communities in Canada and 1 in the US (Vecsey N.p.). Soto is 36 communities in Canada and 2 in the US and 23 Soto Ontario communities in Canada and 1 in the United States. The Ojibwe-speak western Continue reading...

I believe that marijuana should be legalized, and I think the medical marijuana laws in California are a good way to start doing that; however, the workarounds and the overly flimsy excuses used to allow illegal drug operations and dangerous cartels to operate under Prop 215 gives me reason for concern. Looking at the legal pot growers that already exist in the country, I think it is possible for marijuana to be grown and sold in the United States legally, without worrying about illegal use or distribution. It just is not happening now, because of these gray areas and Continue reading...

The film “The Union: The Business Behind Getting High” explores the trafficking, sale and growth of cannabis. In general, it examines the underground market of cannabis by interviewing the police officers, the growers, economists, politicians, psychologists and pop culture icons, depicting the ways in which the sale and the business of the illegal drug is booming despite all the odds and the regulations. The prohibition and the history of the prohibition and the general origin of the drug is also discussed, often giving comparison to the ban of alcohol in the United States in the 1920s where it suggests Continue reading...

Introduction

The statistics on the number of Aboriginal women and girls missing or murdered in Canada are horrifying. Over the last 30 years, there have been more than a thousand reported cases of missing women. Despite this high number, little has been done to counter or deal with this situation. The society and especially the government have come under attack for seemingly ignoring the fate of the Aboriginal women with the focus being on other issues that are given more importance. The root of the problem lies in the power relations between men and women in the Canadian society. Here, Continue reading...

Accented and Unaccented Syllables

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Mo/ney, the lo/ng g/reen, Trochaic

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Ca/sh, sta/sh, rhi/no, ja/ck Trochaic

u / u / u
or just p/la/in do/u/gh. Anapestic
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Cho/ck it up, fo/rk it over, Trochaic

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She/ll it out. Wa/tch it Trochaic

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Bu/rn holes through po/ck/ets. Anapestic

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u / / u
me/ga/bu/cks and Ginnie Maes. Anapestic
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It greases the palm, fea/thers a nest, Iambic

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holds heads above wa/ter, Trochaic
makes both ends meet.

Money breeds money. u / u

Gathering in/ter/est, compounding daily. Anapestic
u / / u u

Always in cir/cu/la/ti/on. Dactylic

Paraphrasing the Poem
Dana Gioia’s poem “Money” targets the subject which usually runs in the minds of the many, including those Continue reading...

The team of research was useful because it observed a number of teamwork principles. For instance, the team had well-defined goals that every team member had the interest in researching as stated by (Bush, 2008). Each of the members of the groups focused on satisfactory completion of the research under the outlined goals. The aim of the team was to research on Shanghai Jahwa United Co Ltd in particular countries and draw the conclusions in the end. In addition, the team worked on well-defined standards of effectiveness. The group tried to define the expected outcome of the research work Continue reading...

Across the world, there are a number of places that attract millions of visitors each year. These locales are interesting for various reasons that can range from their mysterious origins, to their sheer size. A number of these places are located throughout Europe. With that in mind, the Roman Coliseum is known as an attraction that holds the attention of those who have the opportunity to stand in its wonder. Looking at this history of this monument, it is clear why this massive structure is still a significant tourist attraction.
The Roman Coliseum is located in a central area Continue reading...

This theory majors on two main factors; human personality and motivation and bases its foundation on the extent to which a person makes certain decisions through motivation from the social context. It states that human have inbuilt characteristics that show commitment in their lives. They have basic psychological needs: relatedness, autonomy, and competence' which are the reasons for their motivation in life and are naturally evolved to be active and motivated to develop through integrative processes. (Deci 2011)

Application

During the study on this theory, many instances of its implementation have been observed. (Ryan & Amer 2000) gave an example of Continue reading...

Introduction

Assisted suicide or euthanasia has received both positive and negative criticism on its validity. This has been a contentious issue considering the reasons that have been raised for and against its practice. A special attention has been given to the old members of the society and the terminally ill patient. Those who are for the support of euthanasia consider the fact that a person who is old and terminally ill has no value in the society and instead subjected to a life of pain, loneliness and a medical bill that continues to build up. Those against the practice of Continue reading...