Discovering the Themes Behind the USs Involvement in the Vietnam and Korean Wars and the McCarthy Trials

 Question 1 During the Vietnam War, the U.S deeply involved itself in the 1960s because it desired to ensure that the developing countries are modernized as democratic and capitalist. This involvement started with the social and economic support from the South of Vietnam. However, throughout the leadership of Presidents Lyndon Johnson and John F. … Read more

Improving Success of Paediatric Epilepsy Treatment through Reducing Cultural Stigmas and Understanding SES

 Currently, around 1 in 200 children are diagnosed with epilepsy (Epilepsy Society, 2018) a neurological condition that may result in several aspects of their life other than physical health being affected. To control symptoms and improve overall quality of life, the main treatment strategy involves the use anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs). With adequate treatment, it … Read more

Movie Analysis Paper: The Squid and the Whale (2005) – Analyzing Family Structure and Characteristics

 Movie Analysis Paper Tori Torsaengtong Baruch College   Abstract      This paper explores family’s structure of the movie ‘The Squid and the Whale’ by Noah Baumbach including with relationship, personalities and characteristics of each family members, important demographic characteristics such as socioeconomic status, cultural and racial background, historical period, influence on personality, beliefs, … Read more

Solving Diophantine Equations with Diophantine Analysis – Learn from Diophantus and Aryabhata

 Peter Ramcharitar Diophantine Equations Diophantine equations are polynomial equations that have two or more variables. The answers can only be an integer value. These equations were named after Diophantus of Alexandria even though these equations were first solved by Hindu Mathematicians. There are three classes of these equations, equations with no solutions, equations with … Read more

Exploring the History and Consequences of Colonization in Hispanic Civilization

 Throughout the course of this class, we have explored the history of Hispanic Civilization and discussed many common themes. From religion, to race, language, class, and everything else in between, we have dissected it all and really broken it down. One specific reoccurring theme that has really stuck out to me throughout the readings … Read more

Why African Americans are Disproportionally Targeted by Police – Exploring the Positivist Approach

 In recent years, there has been a lot of attention brought to the numerous police inflicted homicides occurring in the country. Various statistics show that police officers are fatally killing African Americans at a higher rate than their White and Hispanic counterparts. This information poses a lot of questions because African Americans make up … Read more

How the Colonization of Somalia Impacted its Society

 History Internal Assessment Question: To what extent did the colonization of Somalia impact its society? Word Count:     Criterion A: Identification and Evaluation of Sources This investigation will seek to answer the question “To what extent did the colonization of Somalia impact its society?” Since 1990, they had a very poor government in … Read more

Causes and Predictors of 30-Day Readmission for Cardiogenic Shock w/ECMO: Key Facts and Stats

 ay inCauses and Predictors of 30-Day Readmission in Patients with Cardiogenic Shock underwent Extra corporeal ECMO. Abstract: Background: Cardiogenic shock is a complication that has significant mortality, morbidity and cost on the health care system. One of the strategies managing cardiogenic shock is the extra corporeal ECMO. Despite the hemodynamic support provided by ECMO … Read more

Discover How American Revolution Was Preserving Status Quo, Unlike the French and Haitian Revolutions

 Many people think of the American Revolution as a paradigm of revolution that incited change throughout the world. The French and Haitian Revolutions, both inspired by Americans fighting and gaining their independence from an oppressive body, closely followed the American Revolution. Although the American Revolution may have inspired reform in France and Haiti, in … Read more