Exploring How Design Has Evolved Over Time and the Impact of India on its Development

 The discipline of design has been fundamental in the adaptation of humans to nature and the increasing needs of industrialisation and technological advances. From the very first stone axe, we have created tools of increasing sophistication and our skills kept getting better. Experts today are now capable of creating simulated environments which were once … Read more

Exploring How Cannabis Treats Depression: THC and CBD on Mental Health

 Depression is defined as “A mental condition characterized by feelings of severe despondency and dejection, typically also with feelings of inadequacy and guilt, often accompanied by lack of energy and disturbance of appetite and sleep” (Oxford Dictionary, n.d.). According to the World Health Organization (healthline, n.d.), 350 million people suffer from depression worldwide, that … Read more

The Voice of the People – Examining Strengths and Weaknesses of Referendums in Democracy

 Referendums represent democracy in its purest form. The voice of the people is the ultimate determinant of a verdict. Last month’s referendum on Catalonian independence resulted in thousands flocking to the streets, hundreds being injured, and no clear result or answers. Whilst other factors affecting this chaos were aplenty, it is symbolic of the … Read more

Interview of Charles Raymond Wallace: WWII Era’s Life in Rationing, Vaccinations and More

 Benjamin Wallace Charles Gavins Jr. American History II 10/17/17 Interview of Charles Raymond Wallace On A warm summers evening in a basement in South Georgia, I met up with my grandfather, we were both too tired to sleep. So I asked him if he would like to be interviewed for my history project, and … Read more

Effectively Educate Students and Youth on Factors That Lead to Substance Misuse

 The primary issue with substance abuse and the youth is that educational programs do not properly educate students on the psychological, environmental, and genetic factors that can lead to substance misuse. Psychologically, those who are mentally unstable are more likely to abuse substances. Environmentally, those who are surrounded by others who are abusers are … Read more

Knowledge Management In Construction: A Socio-Technical Perspective For Firms To Capture and Share Experience and Best Practices

 Knowledge Management in the Construction Industry: A Socio-Technical Perspective is a very integrated book with blend of different knowledge management related issues and strategies to overcome these difficulties within the construction industry. The book talks about various concepts, methods, models, examples, international insight and real-life tools concerning management of knowledge in the construction industry. … Read more

Find Out How Campbell Collegiate Offers Addictions Counselling for Their Students

 Campbell Collegiate is one of the nine public high schools in Regina. It is located near the University of Regina in the Whitmore Park community. The primary population within Campbell Collegiate are adolescents ages 14-18 with some variations in age. Campbell Collegiate is a very large school that has around 1400 students this year … Read more

Discussing “Rear Window’s” Scenic Thrills – Analyzing the 1954 Hitchcock Classic’s Engaging Mise-en-Scene

 ‘Rear Window’ (1954) is a classic Hollywood thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock and narrates the life of a photographer who has recently became wheel chair ridden. Confined to just the space of his own apartment and to the view of his own neighbours, photographer L.B ‘Jeff’ Jefferies’ boredom leads him to becoming obsessed with … Read more

Connect to the Environment with Shaun Tan’s “The Lost Thing,” Disrupting Reality for Instructional Awareness

 “C is for Connection”: Disrupting Reality for the Purpose of Instructionally Reading the Environment in The Lost Thing Stories and metaphors give life to the dead, the real and the unreal. Cities become living, breathing, animated spaces. A prime example would be New York City. If one were to watch a time-lapse video of … Read more