Discover Who is Part of the People's Club & How The US Constitution Established It

 The People’s Club The U.S. Constitution, that has been in operation since 1789, was created to establish America’s government and fundamental laws to guarantee basic rights to its citizens. The term “people’s club” refers to the “people” that is stated in the preamble of the Constitution as well as many other clauses. The document … Read more

Examining Aimé Césaire's "Notebook of a Return to the Native Land": Negritude, Colonialism, & Revolution.

 In the middle of his poem, “Notebook of a Return to the Native Land”, which details the experiences of a man during his to his homeland, author Aimé Césaire describes the narrator’s hypocrisy when he writes:   “You must know the extent of my cowardice One evening on the streetcar facing me, a ni**er… … Read more

Explore Female Figures in the Trojan War: Helen, Aphrodite & Chryseis

 Women played important roles in the Trojan war which occurred about 1200 BC. They participated as goddesses, warriors, queens, wives, mistresses, prostitutes, sacrifice victims, and servants. The war was particularly romantic because of the central role of Helen. The birth of Helen involved a story about her mother Leda. The war also involved a … Read more

Explore Dura-Europos and its Intricate Frescoes: A Unique Glimpse of Cultures Colliding

 Dura-Europos is an early Christian synagogue in a deserted Hellenistic, Parthian and Roman city, Dura, on the banks of the Euphrates in Eastern Syria. The intricate and colorful frescoes that decorate the temple demonstrate the captivating junction of antiquated societies. I have chosen to analyze one of the paintings in particular that decorated the … Read more

Exploring British Social Realism in Film: Clio Barnard & Lynne Ramsay Trailblazers

 Film as an art form continues to influence the way we view the world, perpetually reimagining the boundaries of what is considered current aesthetic trends. At the forefront of these boundaries is a prevailing interest in the aesthetics of the mundane, the quotidian and the realism of the everyday. Arising from this experimental environment … Read more

Franklin Roosevelt's "Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself": A Rhetorical Analysis

 Franklin Delano’s Roosevelt’s First Inaugural Address “Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself” The Great Depression in the United States was triggered by the crash of the stock market on October 29th of 1929. Later that day will be remembered as Black Tuesday. Thereafter profits, prices and income drastically dropped, unemployment rates … Read more

Unveiling the Injustice Underneath the Israeli-Palestine Conflict: Prioritizing the Daily Struggles of Palestine

 Prior to reading Saree Makdisi’s book, Palestine Inside Out: An Everyday Occupation (2010), my understanding of the Israeli-Palestine conflict was very limited. Before reading the book, I only knew that Palestine was a place which faced oppression by the Israeli government and its military. This is in large part due to the media’s portrayal … Read more

MySA Kenya: Unlocking Potential through Sports & HIV/AIDS Prevention

 Paste your ADVANCE PLANNING MATHARE YOUTHS SPORTS ASSOCIATION IN KENYA (Mathare Youth Sports Association – MYSA Kenya, Kangundo Road, Nairobi) Background The main purpose of the Mathare Youths Sports Association is to help the youth in the community is to help youths in the community by helping the youth maximize their potential and also … Read more

Discover How Parkinson's Disease Affects the Brain & Body

 Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that affects the nervous system and, predominately, the dopamine-producing neurons in the substantia nigra (Parkinson’s Foundation). In physical aspect, this disorder mainly affects an area called the substantia nigra, as well as several other areas within the brain. The substantia nigra is an area in the brain … Read more

Reviving Mak Yong: Malaysia's Ancient Spiritual Dance-Drama & Revival Initiative

 In traditional theatre performances, it is possible to initiate connections to cultural entities and incorporate traditional materials. There are several Malay theatres such as Main Puteri, Mak Yong, Wayang Kulit, Kuda Kepang, Nora Dance-Drama and Bangsawan Popular Theatre. For this topic, I’ll be focusing on one of the Malay theatres, which is Mak Yong … Read more

Uncover Pocahontas' Story: Real History vs Disney Tale

   The movie rendition of Pocahontas and the genuine tale have numerous distinctions, for example, the sentiment, Pocahontas' identity, and how the story finished. Disney has romanticized the story of Pocahontas into not one, but rather two kid's shows, with an intended interest group of young kids. What's more, with profoundly implanted messages into … Read more

Uncover the Effect of Brain Regulatory System on Pacing and Awareness in Exercise

 The objective of this research process and paper is to determine the effect of the brain regulatory system on the pacing and awareness of completing an exercise. The focus I'm investigating is the importance of mental training opposed to physical training.  Recently it has become widely known that fatigue during exercise does not occur … Read more