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Gothic literature is a unique literature which is marked by a great usage of horror and mystery. The most common elements of gothic literature are the following: mysterious atmosphere and setting, passionate characters, forebodings, drama and the presence of supernatural. Another common gothic convention is the concept of crossing boundaries which means that boundaries between the common laws of conventional reality and the existence of supernatural may be crossed. In her book Art of Darkness: A Poetics of Gothic, Anne Wiliams claims that there are a lot of boundaries in gothic literature. Moreover she adds that “Gothic systematically represents “ Continue reading...

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Tomlison (2007) believes that the manner in which students, transitioning from higher education to the labor market construct, manage, and even begin to manage their employability. He asserts that naturally, students have various expectations, attitudes and orientations regarding their future careers. He mentions graduate employability as a factor located centrally in the dynamic relationship between higher education institutions and the labor market. Today, there is a knowledge-driven economy that is obsessed with individuals with competitive knowledge, skills, as well as creative potential. These qualities are required for the increasingly challenging global economy. Tomlison (2007) notes that the majority of Continue reading...

Innovative technologies have been actively implemented in the hospitality industry in the recent years. Speed, reliability and precision largely determine the effectiveness of management decisions in this area. The implementation of these conditions is possible only within the framework of the application of information computer systems.
Modern technology started to merge in the hospitality industry in early 1970s and since then it has been having a major impact in hotels’ performance and overall guest satisfaction (Meuter et al., 2000; Brewer, 2008; Cobanoglu & DeMicco, 2007; Goh & Law, 2007).
Introduction of IT in the tourism business faces many challenges, which include Continue reading...

Is it more beneficial for a foster child to remain in the system until age 21, versus aging out at 18?

Analysis of Ending Foster Care at 21 versus 18:
The family unit is the most fundamental structure of any society. Although it performs a wide variety of functions, its most important function is related to its objective of raising children. However, it is often the case that the family structure deteriorates and ultimately falls apart, render the children in such environments utterly helpless and in need of care. In such conditions, it is the National Foster Care system that assumes control of the child’s life and extends a helping hand. Children who have lost their parents and/or their Continue reading...

In ‘Letter to a Christian Nation’, Sam Harris seeks to show people why he does not believe in God and the Bible as the word of the Lord. Arguably, he has been able to convince the readers on his point of view and his strategies. Arguably, one of the key ways through which Harris uses to put his point across is using some of the morally questionable laws of the Bible that govern the land. He also uses existing statistics of conservative communities compared to liberal communities in relation to their moral applicability. Sam Harris can convince the readers Continue reading...

I can attest that America is one of the states in the world that has undergone several transformations owing the fact that several drugs have been introduced over the years. The author describes how different scientists have introduced diverse drugs that have since been used for several purposes. Apparently, the author authenticates that people want to undergo a state of self-realization thus opting to apply different approaches. It is evident that the author designates how American doctors have used the medicine tool for enhancing the state of a particular group of persons. Subsequent to reading this article, one can Continue reading...

The decades following the Civil War did not bring the equal status among races many had hoped for within the African American community. Poverty and racism were rampant throughout the country and this comes out in much of the literature throughout that era. Two of these pieces are “Sonny’s Blues” and “The Weary Blues.” These two works of literature dwell on the themes of discrimination, racism, and the power of music to overcome these obstacles. Therefore, “Sonny’s Blues” and “The Weary Blues” each speak to how music can be a powerful escape to the injustice and suffering Continue reading...

YOUTH BEING SENT TO ADULT PRISONS

It has been the practice within many societies to punish juvenile offenders differently from the adult perpetrators of the law. Even states established correctional units for persons aged below eighteen or formed separate youth units within the adult prisons. By the end of the twentieth century, however, there was a notable reverse of this policy as more states changed their stand. In the early 1990s, forty-five states of America had passed legislations allowing for the persecution of persons under the age of eighteen within the adult correction units.
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Pedodontics has witnessed dramatic changes in practices and attitudes in recent decades. Abushal and Adenubi (2000) found that the use of behavior management techniques, such as telling, showing, and doing, as well as positive reinforcement and voice control, were highly utilized by dentists in Saudi Arabia, thus, Feigal (2001) explained that there is an increasing need among would-be dentist to get quality medical education, acquire excellent communication skills, and show competency in cross-cultural competence and behavior management approaches for a child-friendly pedodontic practice.
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Matilda Rodriguez is a thirteen-year-old student in west view school. She is in grade eight and would like to become a handball player. She has a natural talent that she inherited from her father. She is tall, strong, and has a passion for what she does. She likes reading motivational books especially if they involve sports. She also likes watching movies related to handball. Her major problems are that there is no a female handball club in her area. Her only option was to join the boys' handball club. This was a big challenge but since she was determined Continue reading...