Laurel Ulrich has written several books about women’s rights. Laurel made a statement in in of her books that became hugely popular in California. Well-behaved women seldom make history. This simple statement changed hundreds of lives and Laurel didn’t even realize it. A women in Oregon asked permission to use this statement to be printed on shirts. Laurel was shocked and only agreed to allow her to use this if she was sent a shirt. This accidental fame gave her a new perspective on American pop culture. This quote works because it plays into the long stereotypes about the invisibility and the innate decorum of women. A lot of people thing women are over shadowed in history…
The secrecy behind Dimmesdale and Hester’s tawdry affair emphasizes a sole, unique aspect within the three individuals that, when combined, create the crucial essences contained in each human being: the malicious facet, religious loyalty and guilt, and the need for redemption.…
Hester’s view on the situation is she thinks because Roger Chilingworth had not stayed with her and traveled to America with her she was lonely and had an affair with Arthur Dimmesdale. This affair had lead to the birth of Pearl, a young and beautiful baby. Although Pearl was a living example of my wrong doings she is my most…
Nixon and Watergate: The Scandal that Blew Up in the Face of the Public The Watergate Scandal was one of the most hideous and corrupt events in American History. Ite started to a burglary; the burglary led to a major, corruption scandal; the scandal led to the president, which gave us the only resignation in presidential History (Karmi). The scandal can be shown in its beginnings, with all the spying they did: “... a massive campaign of political spying and ‘dirty tricks’ was initiated against the democrats, leading to the Watergate break-in to plant bugs….…
The tragedy of adultery was a direct result of a twisted relationship. Although Hester did sin, she remained true to herself and wore the A as her duty. However, Dimmesdale, whom was the dad, preached and kept punishing her even though he committed the same sin. I agree with Carpenter and his views. Hester’s sin was not completely her fault. The author explains, “Because Hester Prynne was so perfectly loyal and loving that she would never abandon her lover, she was condemned by the Puritans” (Carpenter). I believe Hester never tried finding a way out of her punishment nor did she ever bring down Dimmesdale with her rather she dealt with the tragedy herself. This author spun a whole new perspective of the meanings of the different characters…
The respect that each of the women receive is proportionate to their actions towards other people. In “The Woman from America”, “ there isn’t anyone [who does not admire her]” (Head 537). This is surely the result of the woman doing her work “with…
“Other writers argued that women were equal if not superiors to men, called for recognition of the abuse women suffered under men’s tyranny, and intimidated that society would be better served if economic power resided in women’s hands- but their voices were few and barely heard. More…
Unlike Hester, Reverend Dimmesdale suffered all of his anguish and torment within himself. No one knew that the Reverend was the father to Hester’s child. The bible also says in Proverbs 28:13 that “He who conceals his sin does not prosper, but whoever confesses and renounces them finds mercy.” Dimmesdale was selfish and wanted to keep his job and his good reputation with the people of Boston. Therefore, Hester took all the blame and punishment. The Reverend should have done what Hester did and take the punishment. The narrator says, “But Hester Prynne, with a mind of native courage and activity, and for so long a period not merely estranged, but outlawed, from society, had habituated herself to such latitude of speculation as was altogether foreign to the clergyman. She had wandered, without rule or guidance, in a moral wilderness. . . . The scarlet letter was her passport into regions where other women dared not tread. Shame, Despair, Solitude! These had been her teachers,—stern and wild ones,—and they had made her strong, but taught her much amiss.” She was taught by her wrong actions, but Dimmesdale was not.…
Many of Nixon’s officials and top aides of the White House were caught and has to spend time in jail (Genovese). These were his Administration and officials of the Committee for the Re-Election of the president. These were people he trusted and some of his close friends. In Nixon’s speech, he blames these officials for trying to cover up the illegal activity that he was involved in…
A few years after Richard Nixon resigned because of the Watergate Scandal he apologized in a live interview. Four years after Nixon’s resignation, he agreed to a series of interviews with David Frost, a british journalist. The first series of interviews started in May of 1977. Nixon states in this interview “... I just can't stand seeing someone else cry ... I must say I sort of cracked-up ... pushed my chair back ... I blurted out, and I said: "I'm sorry. I just hope I haven't let you down."(Nixon) This quote shows how Nixon feels and that he doesn’t try to lie about the scandal, but yet takes full responsibility for it. “ I had. I let down my friends. I let down the country. I let down our system of government, the dreams of all those young people that ought to get into government but will think it's all too corrupt and the rest.”(Nixon). In this quote Nixon apologizes for his mistakes and states that he let people down. This shows Nixon is not afraid to take responsibility for his actions. “ Yup, I let the American people down, and I have to carry that burden with me for the rest of my life. My political life is over. I will never again have an opportunity to serve in any official position. Maybe I can give a little advice from time to time.” In this quote Nixon shows courage and dignity by admitting to his…
‘Anna Frith, a women who had faced more terrors than many warriors…’ It is the women in the text that prove to be stronger in the face of adversity. To what extent do you agree?…
The first was a general pattern of abuses of power involving both the White House and the Nixon Campaign Committee, which included the Watergate break in. The other scandal became the major focus of public attention for nearly two years, was the way the administration tried to manage the investigations of the Watergate break in and the other abuses (Brinkley, 2007). It was becoming known as a “cover up” showing that there was never any conclusive evidence that the president planned or approved the burglary in advance. The American people began to question his role in the whole scandal, making their faith damaged. In the article “Public found disillusioned by the Watergate Scandal”, Steven Roberts talks to a citizen (Mrs. Bennett) about the scandal and wanted an opinion in the matter.…
I got the chance to observe a couple of invasive Cath-lab procedures on February 23, 2016. I was extremely nervous upon arrival, primarily because I wasn’t quite sure what to expect mentally. Immediately at 0630, invasive cardiac unit has a quick huddle for important announcements and a brief explanation for the procedures for this specific day. They made an announcement about having twenty scheduled procedures for the day and that it was going to be a slow a day; since they typically schedule around fifty a day. After this five-minute huddle everyone went to start their day.…
Attacks by viruses and bacteria are often serious and sometimes fatal. Yet, in many cases, the host survives and regains its health. This is because of the presence of antibody and lymphocyte in the blood of an individual that neutralize and attack foreign objects that can cause certain diseases like cancer. In order for us to produce large amounts of antibodies and lymphocytes to suppress foreign objects; we must have an enhanced immune system. The researcher investigated on how to increase the antibody and lymphocyte count to have protection against infectious diseases.…
David Kolb's learning styles model and experien6al learning theory (ELT) Having developed the model over many years prior, David Kolb published his learning styles model in 1984. The model gave rise to related terms such as Kolb's experienAal learning theory (ELT), and Kolb's learning styles inventory (LSI). In…