The Deeper Connection Between Graffiti and Cultural Heritage

 On the surface level, graffiti or street art is work on a canvas that may inspire feelings of amusement and intrigue, but there is a deeper connection between urban art and cultural heritage. Conventionally, the word graffiti was synonymous with vandalism as moral entrepreneurs sought to extinguish this subculture. However, over time, the works … Read more

Distinct neuronal populations process emotions in different domains: A study on non-verbal vocalisations and facial expressions

 Abstract Often emotional information is presented simultaneously in different domains and needs to be integrated rapidly: previous research has suggested that there are distinct neuronal populations responsible for processing separate emotions in both the visual and auditory domain, however it is unclear whether the same neuronal populations are responsible for processing distinct emotions across … Read more

Champion of Freedom: The United States in the 1940s

 A country is a champion of freedom if it strives to protect the blessings of liberty. By definition, liberty is the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one’s way of life, behavior, or political views. In the 1940s, the United States was a champion of freedom to … Read more

Afghanistan: Population, Ethnic Groups, Education-Literacy, Religions, and More

 Afghanistan Nathan Podgurny Social Studies 10 Mr Van Asselt Table of Contents Population Language Ethnic Groups Education-Literacy Life Expectancy Religions Economy Type of Government and Leaders History Summary Afghanistan is located in Southern Asia, with mostly rugged mountains, and plains in the north and south west. It has cold winters, and hot summers. The … Read more

The Last Judgment by Michelangelo: A Controversial Masterpiece

  The Last Judgment was painted by the Italian Renaissance painter Michelangelo. born in the Republic of Florence, the Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet of the High Renaissance lived from (6 March 1475 – 18 February 1564). The pope hired Michelangelo who considered himself as a sculptor not a painter to covering the whole … Read more

NGV Triennial work Wilson Must Go Presents an Investigation on Video Art as Social Critique

 case study, the NGV Triennial work Wilson Must Go, originally titled Love Story, presents an investigation on how video art “that re-appropriates multi-sensory popular culture as a form of social critique can provide a model for critical, interdisciplinary conversations” (Spont 2015, p. 295). Seven screens basing the audio on six situations in which individuals … Read more

The Correlation Between Minimum Wage and High School Dropout Rates Among Various Races and Ethnicities

 People are social beings and for that reason, they require the support and relations of other people around. In addition, people need to be loved, accepted and respected by the society. Sociology helps us understand why people do what they do and explain the motives behind those actions. In return, understanding why people live … Read more

Exploring How Technology Changed the Fashion Industry’s Marketing Tactics

 Introduction Over the last century, major developments have not only had an enormous impact on us -as human beings and how we live and interact with each other- but also on our industries. Industries adapted themselves to these developments and offered consumers new lifestyles. The fashion industry has undercome changes in areas like manufacturing, … Read more

Americans with Disabilities Act Policy Analysis

 Americans with Disabilities Act Policy Analysis Gabriella Giltner Kutztown University Abstract Throughout this paper I will be analyzing the Americans Disabilities Act. I will discuss who it helps, its history, and what can be improved. I will also provide additional information from the text, Social Work Speaks, highlighting the opinions of social workers in … Read more

Gendered behavior in a male preserve: ESPN Zone Chicago

 “Gendered behavior in a male preserve: ESPN Zone Chicago” documents the more than two year study by John Sherry and his team at the ESPN Zone Chicago to analyze gender-influenced behavioral patterns in a male preserve. Through interviews and observations, his team stated that the ESPN Zone “provides the male consumer with a cultural … Read more

From the Chains of Slavery to Bars of Prison: The Continuing Oppression of Blacks under the Legal System

 Jada Childs Ms.Duquette ACP US History 1 May 2018 From the Chains of Slavery to Bars of Prison The United States legal system is based on the Constitution and designed to afford citizens rights and freedoms yet all citizens are not treated equally. In particular, racial minorities, especially African Americans are not treated equal … Read more

American Enlightenment and Thomas Paine’s Impact on Society and Government

 American Enlightenment Thomas Paine Name: Maha Waheed Thomas Paine Thomas Paine is one of the most influential persons during the American Enlightenment. Thomas is remembered through the essays and the pamphlets that he wrote. For instance, Thomas wrote "The Age of Reason," which was basically addressing the role of the religion in the society. … Read more