Should We Compensate Living Kidney Donors?

 Scholarly Research Paper: Compensation for Living Kidney Donors Ellysse Cruz Texas Lutheran University Department of Nursing Compensation for Living Kidney Donors Selena Gomez, actress, singer, and ex-girlfriend to Justin Bieber (note: it has come to my attention that, during the process of writing this paper, they have rekindled their romance,) and best friend, actress, … Read more

Left-Wing Themes in J. B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls – Analyzing Arthur Birling & Inspector Goole

 In what ways is An Inspector Calls a Left Wing Play? An inspector calls is in many ways a left wing play. A Left-wing political view sees each individual as being part of a community in which everyone is responsible for everyone's else's economic and social well-being. A Right-wing political view sees each individual … Read more

Zora Neale Hurston’s “Their Eyes Were Watching God” & Julia Alvarez’s “In the Time of the Butterflies

 Mary Wollstonecraft said, “I do not wish them [women] to have power over men; but over themselves”. Women often feel inferior to men therefore allowing them to control their lives. This statement urges women to take control of their own lives before anything else.  In “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston … Read more

Overcome Pride and Prejudice to Love: Jane Austin’s “Pride and Prejudice” (1813)

 Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austin, 1813 2. One theme in the novel is that to love, one must overcome pride and prejudice. Pride and prejudice is what keeps Elizabeth and Darcy apart. Darcy has prejudice about Elizabeth and her family, and sees them as lower than him. Elizabeth prides herself in her judgement, and … Read more

How Napoleón Saved the French Revolution

 After the French Revolution, France was launched into complete and utter chaos; however, out of the ashes of the French Revolution rose one of the most prominent leaders in history: Napoleón Bonaparte. Napoleón’s various military successes quickly raised him as a national hero and a fervent defender of the revolution; however, it wasn’t until … Read more

Exploring the Evolutionary Origins of Cetaceans: Understanding the Order Cetacea Through Ancestry and Anatomical Adaptations

 The taxonomic order of Cetacea is comprised of around 75 mammalian species that evolved from ungulates over 50 million years ago (Wursig, 1989). Cetaceans encompass marine mammals including whales, dolphins, and porpoises. These distinct species demonstrate millions of years of evolution, having undergone incredible anatomical adaptations that would pave the way to the success … Read more

History of the Split Attraction Model: Asexual & LGBT Community Concerns Explored

 History of the Split Attraction Model and Concerns in Chronological Order Asexual application, ace/aro origins The split attraction model debuted in the asexual community. When the asexual community was first becoming noticed in mainstream discourse the general conceptualization of an asexual person was an individual who was entirely uninterested in relationships with other people– … Read more