Effectiveness of Drastic Cult Withdrawal Methods in Late 20th Century America

 The Extent of Effectiveness of Drastic Cult Withdrawal Methods, in Terms of the Success Rates in Removing the Subject from Equally Extremist Cultic Practices, of the Late Twentieth Century America Literature review: Though a large range of methods have been attempted to remove people from cults and new religious movements, there is significant controversy … Read more

Exploring Caribbean Economic Devastation and World Bank Aid: Public Concerns and Solutions

 Introduction: The Caribbean region has a long-standing history of economic devastation, mainly due to its vulnerability to climate change and the impact of natural disasters. Natural disasters are events or process’s that destroy life and property, ranging from earthquakes, tsunamis and tornados. In the turn of the 21st century the world has become very … Read more

Is Demonetization India’s “Surgical Strike” Against Tax Evading Riches?

 Demonetization: “Surgical Strike” on the Poor? John Maynard Keynes wrote: 'There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency.' On November 8th, 2016 Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi took Keynes’ advice. In an unscheduled address to the nation, he announced that 500 and … Read more

Exploring Divergent Cultures in Japan and Cambodia: A Look at Education, Food, and Pop Culture

 Asia is well known for the model minority. Multiple ethnic categories with different cultural aspects that reflect highly of their achievements, historical background or current issues. A real example would be the comparison of Japanese and Cambodians. Although they proceed to be one of the highly innovative countries in the world, they also proceed … Read more

Exploring Nancy Cartwright’s Belief: Does “Truth Not Explain Much”?

 Ogden O’Reilly-Hyland Professor Michael Strevens PHIL-UA 90: Philosophy of Science December 17, 2018 Final Written Exam Ceteris Paribus Laws Why does Nancy Cartwright say that “truth doesn’t explain much”?  Is she right?  Why or why not? Nancy Cartwright claims that the “truth doesn’t explain much” and in her reasoning points to the inherent conflation … Read more

The Negative Impact of Globalization and Transculturation in the Dominican Republic

 Allen Mercedes Anthropology Professor Liddy December 12 2019 Term Paper Globalization and transculturation are seen in society as something positive but the negative aspects are often overlooked. For every good action there is always a short end of the stick. Globalization is one of the things that drastically impact situations that have happened around … Read more

Aquinas’ First Cause Argument: Proving God Exists?

 Shushanik Paskevichyan Professor Dale Phil 4 Argumentative Essay Final 17 December 2018 Argumentative Essay Anything that has an effect was caused by something to initiate the reaction, meaning if there is no cause there is no effect. St Thomas Aquinas claims that the reason to believe that God exist is because there has to … Read more

Exploring History: WWII Unit 8 Vocabulary: Expose the Meaning Behind WWII Concepts

 Unit 8 Vocabulary Tripartite Pact The Tripartite Pact was an alliances between the Italy, Japan, and Germany. This was signed on September 27, 1940. Kellogg-Briand Pact The Kellogg-Briand Pact was a treaty that made war illegal. This was signed on January 17, 1929. Dawes Plan The Dawes Plan was the plan to collect reparations … Read more