Study the Relationship Btw Hormones & Clinical Depression: A Systematic Review of 8 Studies

 Amanda Le Dr. Wendy Saltzman BIOL 178 – 023 13 March 2018 Annotated Bibliography LIST ALPHABETICALLY AFTER!!!! Topic:  What is the relationship between hormones and clinical depression? 1. Accortt, E. E., Freeman, M. P., & Allen, J. J.B., (2008) Women and Major Depressive Disorder: Clinical Perspectives on Causal Pathways. Journal of Women's Health 17(10), … Read more

Women's Political Participation in Iran: More Than a Decade of Unequal Rights & Growing Activism

 The political participation of women in Iran is an important topic for discussion because it is a very relevant and highly debated topic in Iran today. Women’s rights and participation in politics gained recognition after many women supported and aided the Revolution of 1979. Women were also put into the political limelight by their … Read more

How the Invention of Writing Changed the Way We Communicate: A Look at the Bantu People and Language in Africa

 it causes speech defects. This particular gen e doesn’t enable  us to talk but there is achance it allows speech to develop. 1.4The Invention of writing  The medium of Language is speech. Humans use sounds waves and vibrations inour voice manipulated by our voice box (larynx) to communicate with one another.But one may also … Read more

Spanish Parliamentary System: Uncovering its 500 Year History

 Parliamentary System in the Spanish Case Spain has one of the highest levels of decentralization among all the Western European democracies. The country is considered to be a “state of autonomies” in that it is comprised of 17 autonomous communities, in addition to two autonomous cities, all with their own parliaments, elections, governments, and … Read more

Government Surveillance & Its Impact on Rights: An Annotated Biblio

 Han Yan Ms. Bramlett ENGL 101x: 2004 09 March 2018 Annotated Bibliography McCutcheon, Chuck. "Government Surveillance." CQ Researcher, 30 Aug. 2013, pp. 717-40, library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2013083000. The article combines a large amount of sources including data and quotations to discuss the importance and necessity of government surveillance during the Obama administration by asking the following questions: … Read more

Orients of "Mohini" Sihao He: from Duduk to Ney's Unique Mouthpiece

 Instrumentations and Origins of “Mohini” Sihao He Searching for compositions that stretch beyond the standard western repertoire is something that I have always been interested in, especially the ones that carry eastern oriental influences. Although I have heard about YoYo Ma and the Silk road ensemble for a long time, I wasn’t familiar with … Read more

The Impact of COVID-19 on Nestle Maggi Noodles Sales and Consumer Preferences

The repercussions of the coronavirus epidemic are still being felt throughout the world more than two years later. Many governments ordered partial shutdown of non-essential businesses, bars, other sites at the pandemic’s peak, restricted massive public gatherings, and urged individuals to work from home if feasible. With more vaccination and a decrease in incidence, this … Read more

Influence of 24 Oras Digital reports on the Vaccination Plan of the Philippines

“Influence of 24 Oras Digital reports on the Vaccination Plan of the Philippines towards the IComm students of Letran” 3rd Year Broadcasting Arce, Arom John B. Pilar, Jackqueline A. Trends COVID-19 or formally known as The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 had its first eruption in China in December 2019 wherein multiple people in … Read more

Why Vaccinations Don’t Cause Autism: Separating Fact From Fiction

Part 1: Reliable source: https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/vaccination-and-autism.pdf The article explains why vaccinations do not cause autism and how this myth started out. I believe this source is reliable because it uses many different reliable sources to support its point and make it clear that vaccinations do not cause autism and where the myth came from. The sources … Read more

COVID-19 Vaccinations and College Students: Examining Knowledge and Acceptance

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a contagious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2 and the first known case was identified in Wuhan China in December 2019 (World Health Organization, 2020). In an attempt to control the pandemic, restrictive measures have been done. The Philippines implemented strict lockdowns in response to the pandemic, this also includes a prohibition … Read more