Exploring Georgia's Government – Rich History & Responsibilities of Governor & the Judicial System

 East of the Mississippi River lies the youngest of the thirteen colonies, the state of Georgia. Georgia was founded in 1732, named into statehood January 2, 1788, and has since been greatly diminished in size. The state’s constitution has had twelve documents since the original constitution was issued in 1732. In 1777, Georgia came … Read more

Explore Status of Women in Early Middle Ages: “Women's Growing Status in Early Middle Ages: Evidence of Legal Equality & Empowerment”

 The study of History seems to express an ever-improving continuum of human rights, the idea that as time goes on, and people’s ideas about equality evolve, individuals obtain more freedom.  The Early Middle Ages proves an anomaly within this pattern as women during this period can be argued to have held more rights than … Read more

Solve Antibiotic Resistance: An Analysis of C.difficile and Its Impact

 Antibiotics are a large group of chemical substances, produced by microorganisms and fungi that have the capacity in diluting solutions to inhibit the growth or destroy microorganisms. This drug is used to treat bacterial infections and has no effect on viral infections such as a cold, the flu, and most coughs. Today, antibiotics are … Read more

Washington Redskins: An Offensive Team Name and Logo That Needs to Be Changed

 The Washington Redskins are an American football team that plays in the National Football League. The Redskins joined the NFL in 1932 as the Boston Braves, then relocated to Washington D.C. in 1933 and became the Washington Redskins (Washington Redskins Team Encyclopedia). They play in the National Football Conference which is a subdivision of … Read more

Explore American Gothic History: "Gordon Parks' Gov't Chairwoman at National Gallery of Art

 Government Chairwoman (American Gothic) is a gelatin silver print 11 x 14 photo from a body of work documenting the daily life of Mrs. Ella Watson, by famous African-American photographer Gordon Parks.   The photo is a part of a special exhibition on display until February 18th, 2019 at the National Gallery of Art titled: … Read more

Uncovering the Impact of Unconventional Monetary Policy on UK House Prices Post 2007 Financial Crisis

 1 Introduction Owning a house is a major life goal for many individuals and the housing market itself, in all its complexity, has long been an instrumental factor in performance of economies world-wide. As a consequence, housing markets around the world are constantly under scrutiny and their performance analysed.  As seen from the recent … Read more

Nutritional Assessment for EA: Overweight Filipino with Hypertension & Hyperlipidemia

 Nutritional Assessment Ricci Abines Maryville University   Nutritional Assessment Description of Client: The client’s initials will only be used. EA lives in a suburban, middle-class neighborhood with his wife and three children. This household purchases groceries almost weekly and he prepares breakfast for everybody in the house on weekdays before leaving for work. His … Read more

Explore Racism, Gender Roles & Scapegoating of 1960's Australia in Jasper Jones & Jindabyne

 The text of Jasper Jones, is set in the rural town of Corrigan in the 1960s. The themes of racism, scapegoating and gender roles, have ultimately been moulded by xenophobia and prejudiced views against other races and nationalities. Which are based on conceptualised perspectives that are established by the corrupt and poor justice system. … Read more

"Human Rights in South Africa: Unfulfilled Promises 25 Years On

 Kelly Kwan, UMID #34842145 INTLSTD 101, Section 10 Paper Module 3 – Human Rights November 1, 2018 Introduction South Africa is an emerging democratic nation that proudly exhibits its new Constitution, Bill of Rights, and government to the international community. However, despite South Africa’s claims of new beginnings, the nation’s ability to protect human … Read more

How I Improved My Diet After Being Diagnosed With Hepatitis A: A Journey of Self-Discovery

 Many people experience many complications with their health, myself included had my own set backs. During the summer of 2018, I was diagnosed with Hepatitis A, something which was very unfamiliar in my family history. Symptoms started to appear while I was with my sister at the hospital after her knee injury. Before being … Read more