Tech and Older Adults: Products that Enhance Life of Seniors

 [Introduction] Technology is almost certainly a part of everyday life and it’s being used ALL over the world. However, when it comes to creating and selling, most products are focused on the younger through middle-aged generations, such as Generation Z and the Millennials. But what about the baby-boomers and older generations? Recently, technology has … Read more

Merck’s Gardasil Lobbying: Examining the Legal & Moral Rights Violation

 About a decade ago, Merck, a global healthcare company, advertised for a vaccine, Gardasil, that purported to prevent cervical cancer. Merck’s lobbying efforts were focused on appealing to concerned mothers regarding their daughters’ health. The vaccine does not prevent cervical cancer, but instead, it decreases the chances of getting cervical cancer (Jezebel). Merck did … Read more

Serve Existence Before Essence: Examining Walter and Meursault’s Battle w/ the Absurd

 All humans live in the absurd, a philosophical conflict between humans who seek inherent value in life and human inability to find any. People are either conscious of the absurd, unconscious of the absurd, or overcame the absurd. The main characters the TV series Breaking Bad and Albert Camus’ novel The Stranger overcame the … Read more

Mass media shapes modern adolescent relationships, sexuality, and education

 Mass media contributes to many significant developments in modern society, resulting in great diversity compared to a time without such a large scale of media. This present-day communication that is broadcasted or published in a manner such as television, radio, and internet, has uniquely shaped adolescence in recent years. Adolescence now, in comparison to … Read more

Exploring Hendrik Verwoerd’s Key Foreign Policy Strategies

 What were Hendrik Verwoerd’s key foreign policy strategies? Hendrik Verwoerd (1901 – 1966) was the last prime minister of Union of South Africa from 1958 until 1961, subsequently shaping his legacy as the creator and the first prime minister, of the Republic of South Africa from 1961 until his assassination in 1966. Dr Verwoerd’s … Read more

Transform Music Video Industry: From the Beatles to YouTube: A Look at the Transformation of the Music Video Industry

 Transformation of the Music Video Industry Music videos have transformed greatly since the first ones in the 60’s mainly displayed of MTV to the ones made today that are mainly posted to Youtube. Many people and a lot of money go into creating the music videos we see today on youtube and other streaming … Read more

Humans of CalStateLA: Uncovering Diverse Identities and Experiences at CSULA

 Humans of CalSateLA Project Abril Montoya Sociology 2010-14 California State University, Los Angeles   Humans of CalSateLA Project Introduction. Humans of CalStateLA Project is based on the Humans of New York Research Project in which a photographer interviewed thousands of people who lived in New York and asked them stories regarding their lives. The … Read more

Smartphone Ownership Emerges as Primary Need in Digital Era

 The technology expansion is widespread throughout the globe, effecting to the era when smartphone ownership is one of the priority parts in the primary human needs. Over decades, the needs of owning smartphones had changed, keeping up in the modernized era, where sophisticated digital technology become an emphasis part of human life. Possession of … Read more

Engage and Inspire Pupil Learning in Art and Design for Arts and Education Teachers

 Critically explore approaches to engage and/or inspire pupil learning in Art and Design Leanne Katchi 20079166 Cardiff Metropolitan University PGCE Secondary (Art and Design)   Introduction Strategies to teach through and for creativity The return of creativity was realised by government, that creativity is eminently suited to the multiple needs of life in a … Read more

Womens Pursuit for Higher Education on the Rise: Examining Factors, Experience and History

 Women pursuit for higher education has been on the rise evident by the increasing number of women graduates in higher learning institutions, women enrollment in these institutions and generally the ratio of literate women to men. Although the number of literate women in developing countries is still low, there is an increase and upward … Read more

Exploring Betsy DeVos’ Plan to Arm Teachers in Texas Education

   Tyler Junior College  The effects Betsy Devo’s plan to arm teachers will have on Texas Education.   In partial fulfilment of government 2305-022  From: Musa Qongo  To: Dr.Mast  Date: October 7, 2018 Table of contents Page 1:Contents page. Page 2: Roles of guns in Texas. Page 3: Democrats vs Republicans. Page 4: Pros of carrying … Read more

Examine Relationship Btwn Caregiver Coping and Self-Efficacy To Manage Parkinson’s Disease

 Examining the Relationship Between Caregiver Coping and Self-Efficacy And the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease Kerry Bridge, Megan Crockett, Sarah Lazar, Don Robeniol, Giles Sano California State University, Long Beach Chapter one Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a chronic, progressive neurodegenerative disorder that affects approximately 680,000 individuals in the US (Marras et al., 2018).  Based on … Read more