Exploring the Complexity of Coming of Age: Jamaica Kincaid’s ‘Annie John’ and Catherine Anderson’s ‘Womanhood’

 As time passes, all human beings inevitably grow up and encounter the transition from childhood to adulthood. This transition is often referred to as the “coming of age” narrative, and it is a theme transcending literature of all time and space. As a generalized concept, everyone experiences the same coming of age story. We … Read more

Uncovering Human Rights Violations of the Multinational Pharmaceutical Industry

 The rise of globalization has precipitated vast amounts of growth worldwide. However, it has also brought about the rise of multinational corporations as powerful non-state actors that have the capacity to affect human rights on a large scale. While international law and codes of ethics pertaining to human rights were initially developed to hold … Read more

Reducing College Stress-Related Health Issues: An Exploration of Digestive Discomfort

 Anthropologist Terri Guilliemets stated the quote “If your teeth are clenched and your fists are clenched, your lifespan is probably clenched.” Although it is unknown how much research Gulliemet has done on the topic, studies have shown that this is likely. Even an extensive amount of stress is shown to cause health problems. Our … Read more

How Stress Can Actually Help You: How Some Stress Is Good for You

 Article Critique: “How Some Stress Can Actually Be Good for You” Kathy Oh Tiangco Westcoast University—Ontario Psychology 160 Dr. Muldong 13 December 2018 Abstract The article being critiqued is from TIME magazine, titled, “How Some Stress Can Actually Be Good for You”, by Elaine Selna. The author quotes various professors from different universities that … Read more

Exploring How Punishment Changed in 1750-1868 Societies

 Introduction: The purpose of this assignment is to consider the different ways in which punishment and society changed throughout the period 1750-1868. The essay will critically analyse and explain how punishment methods changed and the reasoning behind them changing. It will also be comparing the punishment methods from the early 18th and 19th century … Read more

Macron’s Reforms in France for a Stronger EU Standing

 As the president on France, Emmanuel Macron, which is a French politician serving as the president of France since 2017  made several reforms in France in favor of his roles as a leader that would certainly highlight the name France as a country within the European Union and as a whole. The reforms he … Read more

Investigating Mitochondrial Purity in a Liver Homogenate

 Abstract The main goal of this lab report was to investigate the mitochondrial purity of samples derived from a liver homogenate. This was done by the separation of mitochondria from the rest of the cellular material. The experiments used to achieve this were, centrifugation to separate out the liver homogenate and by enzyme and … Read more

Solving Accommodation Challenges: TIABC’s Policy Suggestion and Inclusionary Zoning

 Policy Regulations for Accommodation Challenges in Tourism Accommodation is a major determinant factor which influences the service delivery process in the tourism industry. Availability of affordable accommodation is not only a requirement for tourists but also for workers in the tourism sector. Shortage of affordable accommodation has been a major issue in the Canadian … Read more