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Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome Morgan Abbott Central Piedmont Community College Author Note Morgan E. Abbott, Respiratory Therapy Program, Central Piedmont Community College Contact: [email protected] Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) is a condition that is seen in premature babies that makes it hard for them to breathe. It is one of … Read more
The Phoenix, Pandora's box, and race share one thing in common; they are all myths. There is no gene that makes one person “black” and another “white”, however, this does not diminish the role that “race” has played in history. The idea of race is a social construct, an idea that has been created … Read more
Proposed Regulations on Nazi Propaganda The foundation of American democracy is the absolute belief in free speech. This is an idea that sets America apart from other countries but recently the uprising of white supremacist groups calls into question whether certain symbols should be regulated. In the recent political protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, Alt-Right … Read more
It could be argued that there is no such thing as pure creativity. Everything created or even thought by a human has been inspired by those before them or the world around them. However, when obvious inspiration has been taken from someone and no credit has been given, the creator is likely to disapprove … Read more
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Rachel S. Huska Illinois Valley Community College Abstract Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition that so many people suffer from throughout the world. There are several symptoms that may not only lead to the conclusion of this condition but many other possible conditions as well. There are several causes, more specifically, … Read more
Introduction In the past three years, the world has been experiencing a drastic change in the its operations. The way politics is being conducted is different from what society is used to. More people running for office have been using emotional appeals and attempting to sympathize with people who feel that the current political … Read more
Allison Witt November 28, 2017 Literature Core O’Har The Importance of Choices Robert Penn Warren’s All the King’s Men follows Willie Stark’s political career, while simultaneously exploring the life of Jack Burden. Through Jack’s narration, Warren highlights both the advancement of Willie’s political career and Jack’s transformation, as he learns about how important the … Read more
The reason we are attracted to people we have never talked to or interacted with but only seen can be explained by evolutionary psychology. Evolutionary psychology provides a progressive reason for our mental and often subconscious appeal to a certain person. Our ancestors did not chose a partner solely because they found them attractive, … Read more
Judaism While studying various religions of the world, a manifestation of pronounced similarity has materialized. Amongst all faiths and religions, there is only one that is somewhat like Christianity. Judaism stands on many of the same beliefs, ethical guidelines, and texts that Christianity stands on, making it an interesting religion to explore. John Esposito … Read more
Part II. Colour Psychological Properties 7. Colour Psychology The idea of emotion as closely linked to colour appears throughout many explorations of colour psychology. In Part II of this essay I will look at how colour psychology – which i interpret at the study of hues as a determinant of human behaviour – has … Read more
India Phills Ms. Park Humanities Nov 27, 2017 A World Without Organized Religion? Religion is defined as “the service and worship of God or the supernatural.” (Merriam Webster) Estimates say there are some 4,200 religions practiced around the world today; the oldest of which is Hinduism dating back 4,000 plus years. Religion has developed … Read more
The[a] Red Scare is alluded to as America's dread of socialism and American radicals. The first Red Scare began in the 1920's, World War I had not gone exceptionally well for Russia and the weights of losing the war constrained the Czar to leave. Russia expected to shape another administration and in November of … Read more
Finding Home Today’s society takes on many attributes of the past. The past taught the present how to build, how to create, and how to prosper, even through the mistakes. In this paper, I examine a piece from the Angkor period, “Buddha Enthroned,” as a symbolic relic for the ancient teachings of Buddhism and … Read more
Abnett, Kate. "Inside the Grrowing Global Fur Industry ." 7 June 2015. Business of Fashion. 27 November 2017. <https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/voices/discussions/does-fur-have-a-place-in-fashion/inside-the-growing-global-fur-industry>. This source is from an online article found on a website. It states that according to the IFTF, global fur sales have more than doubled, from $15.6 billion in 2011 to $35.8 billion in 2013. … Read more
As students of art history, it is important to understand both aspects of the subjects, the art and the history. One needs a careful eye to divine the subtle differences and changes that even primitive art has undergone to become what it is today. Masterpieces become world renowned for a myriad of different reasons. … Read more
