Discover How Degas Paved His Own Path During the Impressionist Movement

 Edgar Degas is considered to be one of the founders of the Impressionist movement, yet he refused to use the term to define himself in favor of others. Describing himself as a “realist’ and “independent,” Degas’ take on Impressionism was distinct from many other Impressionist artists and their techniques. Although he had his own … Read more

Unravel the Salem Witch Trials: Predestination, Refugees, & Fungus?

The Salem witch trials is notorious for being one of the most mind-boggling mysteries in American history. Why did an event so strange occur during the development of the American colonies? How did these so-called “witches” get “bewitched” in the first place? Multiple theories such as illness, trauma, tension between colonists, and economic problems could … Read more

Uncover Hyatt Regency Walkway Collapse: The Catastrophe of Poor Engineering Practice, Faulty Design.

 “Swami Shreeji” Back in the days, there were many disasters that happened compare to nowadays. The disaster rate has dropped because of the many reasons. One of the main reason why the rate has dropped because the engineering field has developed to another level. The second reason is the engineer’s need for equipment and … Read more

'50 years of Dairy Cow Breeds in Malaysia: How Holstein Friesian and Sahiwal Improved Production'

 Malaysia totally depend on the import dairy product to fulfil the demand on the dairy products. This due to increase on consciousness of consumer on the nutritional benefits of dairy products as well as rising on preference towards dairy-derived products has contributed to increase in demand for dairy product in Malaysia. Therefore, for 50 … Read more

The Growing Health Challenge of Diabetes: Uncovering the Role of Obesity, Ageing & Hyperglycemia

 Introduction Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a growing health challenge recognised by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the global prevalence of diabetes among adults has risen from 4.7% in 1980 to 8.5% in 2014 (WHO., 2018). So, why has this increase taken place? Research has identified various factors which potentially contribute to the prevalence of … Read more

Uncovering the Tragedy of Stalin's Five-Year Plans: Mahija Mogalipuvvu

 Mahija Mogalipuvvu Thesis Statement: Though triumphant for the economy and his goals of communism and power, Stalin’s five-year plans caused many hardships and losses and was an abominable tragedy for the people. Annotated Bibliography Primary Sources Feigin. "Collectivization of Livestock." Received by Ordzhonikidze, 9 Apr. 1932. Revelation of the Russian Archives, Library of Congress. … Read more

Unpopular Opinion: The Breakfast Club is Overrated: We Unpack the Issues & Flaws.

 Humanities Professor Henry Skye Duke 12.10.18 Unpopular Opinion: The Breakfast Club is Overrated SET STANDARD – HOW MUCH PEOPLE RATE IT Handcrafted for the cynical teenager inside all of us… The Breakfast Club remains to be seen as a significant piece of ‘history’, as it is continuously woven into the timeline with an ongoing … Read more

Solve Problem with p-Value: Understand its True Nature & Debunk Misconceptions

 1. P-value is an important instrument to measure the inductive evidence against the null hypothesis. P-value is reported in various psychological studies. During the last decades, statistical testing of the null hypothesis has been the main instrument of evaluating results. The p-value is used as an indicator of the importance of the result and … Read more

The Magic of Bodiam Castle: Medieval Castle in England with Unique History & Views

 Bodiam Castle is a medieval castle that was originally built in the year 1385 and is one of the most well-known and most admired historical castles in England. Its popularity comes not only from its breathtaking scenery- being completely surrounded by its iconic moat and greenery- but also from it’s fascinating history. Sir Edward … Read more

Isolated Clostridium Saccharobutylicum from Holstein Cattle Rumen: Effects on In Vitro Fermentation & Microbial Pop.

 Isolated Clostridium saccharobutylicum from the rumen of Holstein cattle and its effect on in vitro ruminal fermentation and microbial population Michelle A. Miguel1, Lovelia L. Mamuad1, Yeon-Jae Choi2, Chang-Dae Jeong1, Kwang-Keun Cho3, Eun-Tae Kim4, Sang-Bum Kim4, Catherine G. Avedoza1, and Sang-Suk Lee1* 1Department of Animal Science and Technology, College of Bio-industry Science, Sunchon National … Read more

Explore Gender Inequality in Women's Sports: Media Bias & Pay Gap Oppression

 Jack Nesley Ms. Bellmer LNG 341 7 November 2018 Women in Sports: An Exploration of Gender Inequality Throughout history, women have been discriminated against by society as being lesser than men. In the last century, however, women have made tremendous strides in gaining equality with men. Women have gained equal rights in the workplace, … Read more

Unravelling the Security Dynamics of World War II: Exploring Realism, Balance of Power, Human Security and Securitization

 The idea of security is something that is difficult to define, as it is a term that is highly contested by many, as it means different things to different people. This essay will look at security in the face of conflict and will use the approaches studied in this course to do so. The … Read more