Racism in Zootopia: Disney's Inspiring Message of Tolerance and Equality

 How Disney's Zootopia Touches on Real World Issues Zootopia is a Disney movie that has anthropomorphic animals living in harmony. Predators start to go missing, and the first bunny cop has to solve what has happened to them, along with her con artist friend, a fox. Yet, this movie has more to it other … Read more

Architecture of Google Chrome

   Yuyue Zhu, Victoria Juan System Description Google Chrome is an open-sourced web browser developed by Google in December, 2008 ( Computer Hope). The co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page insisted in the idea of developing their own browser and hired some of the software developers from Mozilla Firefox to build a demonstration of Chrome … Read more

Outline the Architecture and Core Features of Google Chrome

 In a high architectural level, Google Chrome develops on a layered architecture, which the architecture is categorized as applications with distinct classes of serves that can be organized in a hierarchy (Hassan, 2009). The base of the hierarchy won’t talk with the other layers in its own order. Moreover, the Google Chrome’s subsystems have … Read more

Understanding civil, criminal, customary, and statutory law in Australia

Civil Law involves disputes between individuals and organisations in  society where one party suffers an injury from the other. The courts that hear civil cases include the magistrate’s, the district, the supreme and the family courts in Australia. Civil cases include claims and minor claims for debt or damages, trader claims of goods or services, … Read more

Is the second amendment reasonable in today’s society with today’s guns?

It is Time to Repeal the Second Amendment The Second Amendment is one of the ten amendments that make up the Bill of Rights which many Americans consider to be the core foundation of their country. The Second Amendment reads as follows: “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the … Read more

U.S. Nuclear Strategy Against Japan in WWII: A Critical Analysis

 The nuclear strategy against Japan was firmly identified with the dread of Soviet development in Asia. U.S. pioneers were unequivocally aware of Russia's understanding at Yalta to join the war against Japan three months past Germany's surrender on May 7, 1945. Among the U.S. intrusion of Japan made arrangements for November 1, 1945, U.S. … Read more

The role of quantum computing

The legacy of human can be carried on through history only by passing on through stories and tales. These legends were passed down generations only because of the possibility of it being written down somewhere. The habit of writing down stories is one of the forms of storing data for humans. At first the human … Read more

Reducing Impairments in Bereaved: CBT & Social Support for Expedited Recovery

 New Approaches to Reducing Impairments and Expediting Recovery in the Bereaved. Melissa Aslan Williams University of California, Santa Barbara Introduction Grief is humanity’s way of responding to loss. Encompassing syndromes of emotions, cognitions, and behaviors that arise following the death of loved ones, grief includes emotional numbness, emotional pains, yearning for the deceased, preoccupation … Read more

Ancient Ethiopian Empire and the current Ethiopia

Ethiopia is one of the oldest states in Africa and the world, and except for a period of five years of Italian occupation, it is the only African country that was never colonized by the Europeans. However, we should not be wrong and think that the ancient Ethiopian Empire coincides with the current Ethiopia. The … Read more

History in Windsor Park: How a Historic 1840s Park Shapes its Future Today

 A Historic Hand: How the Past of Windsor Park Shapes its Future A friendly neighborhood nestled cozily below Mass Avenue. Here residents of all occupations, social backgrounds, ethnicities, and ages gather like happy little school children. A rather young community is sprouting from the seeds that were left planted from the past.  Windsor Park … Read more

PTSD Effects on Emotion Regulation: A Literature Review

 The Effects of PTSD on Emotion Regulation PTSD (or post-traumatic stress disorder) affects a person's reactions to the world, both physically and emotionally. PTSD is a disorder that presents in some people after experiencing a traumatic event with symptoms such as hypervigilance, heightened startle response, and emotional flashbacks. In this paper, the effects of … Read more

Proven Risk Factors for Heart Failure in Breast Cancer Survivors

 Cancer and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the United States (US) and their co-occurrence is increasingly more prevalent.1 Breast cancer is increasingly a major focus of this association. Despite evidence that mortality rates for CVD and breast cancer have declined according to the US Center for Disease Control … Read more