The article “In Defense of Liz Lemon” by Emily Nussbaum is an opinionated article on the character development of Liz Lemon from the popular tv series “30 Rock”. The article “Black Friday: Consumerism Minus Civilization” is an opinionated article on the holiday that has become Black Friday. Although the two articles are about completely different in content and tone and written on unrelated subjects, there are many similarities within the two shown through their passion and proof that things that were once good, don’t always remain so.…
The colony of Virginia was founded in 1606 by English businessmen. At that time the biggest competition the English had were the Spanish who had already conquered a lot of territory. During the first years of the Virginian colony went through a great hardship. The settlers were aided by the Indians at the time that the settlers were deep in their hardship. John Rolfe was the man who increased the trade in Virginia with his cash crop.…
This case has quite a few legal issues, however we will need furthermore information to determine if Marge can sue Bert. The legal issues of this case has indications of age discrimination, which Bert denies Marge the position because they believe she will retire because of her age being 58 and the position requires 5 years of training. However, another legal issue that can be found in this case is disparate treatment age discrimination and primia facie, and in order for it to be proven it must fall under these four conditions. The first condition is the individual must be 40 years old or older, in this case Marge fits this category. The second condition must show that the outcome of the employers decision affect them, in this case she was…
“Suffragettes,” “property,” and “non-persons.” Such suggested as the British North America Act specifying that all women were not seen as people in the eyes of the British law. Women were unqualified to vote, own land, and run an office since women were persons in “matters of pains and penalties, but not in matters of rights and privileges” (Mitchell 29) according to the BNA Act. Due to the lack of government, this got the attention of five women activists around Canada who recognized the inequality between…
In the podcast ,Serial, Sarah Koenig analyzes the murder case of victim Hae Min Lee and Adnan Syed, the convicted ex boyfriend. However this case isnt like any typical murder case, there are many holes in evidence, making it difficult to conclude if Adnan Syed actually killed Hae Min Lee or if his conviction was a mistake. Sarah Koenig exploits these holes in the case by introducing contradicting evidence & multiple theories of who couldve killed Hae to convince the reader that there was not enough supporting proof to convict Adnan Syed of Hae Min Lee’s murder.…
She straddles over-top of him seductively and ties him to the bed using his own neckties. He thought that he was receiving a sexual surprise, she pours candle wax over him. Hot red wax covers his genitals and thighs. Then, instead of a caressing kiss, she pulls out a knife and proceeds to stab him. In the head, stomach, chest, legs, penis. There is a knock on the door, it’s her son Bradley. Susan jumps off her husband and quickly assures Bradley that all is well. She walks him into his bedroom, kisses him Goodnight, and to her room she returns. On-top of her husband, she returns, as she proceeds to stab him.…
Susan Mills is the supervisor of nurses in the pediatrics section of a 700-bed hospital in a metropolitan area. She has been in this position for six months, having moved from a similar position in a much smaller rural hospital.…
In 1970, 19-year-old Susan was tortured, beaten, and raped by two men while hitchhiking with her male friend in Southern California. Susan was left bruised and bloody, but - surprisingly - alive. Susan and her friend reported the violent crime to the police, who dismissed the crime and refused to file a report. She did not realize this until the doctor in the emergency room accused her of lying about the circumstances. Then, to make matters even worse, she found out she was pregnant.…
Lydia Martin is 13 years old when the writing first shows up. Slanted words with overlapping letters appear across the palm of her hand.…
This is Stephanie Petersen and I am applying to the University of Iowa Teacher Education Program. I need to ask two people if they would give me a recommendation to the program. I have one source through work and I would like to have a recommendation from a former teacher. I would like to know if you would be interested in providing a recommendation for me?…
My feelings and perspective on this issue are mixed. I do support Adnan from my understanding on this case and also through Sarah Koenig's observations. I do support most of his story but I find it peculiar that some parts don't add up and they aren't always on track. So this leads to my conclusion that yes, I do believe Jay committed the murder. The thing that catches me off guard the most is the constant lies and inconsistencies. He even admits to the lies! Sarah implies, "So, at least say, six times he's told what happened, and each time details shift."There are at least six inconsistencies here but the one that stood out the most was "Jay says he refused to dig a grave for Hae. Two weeks later, he says they both dug the hole." Now, for…
The article “Recognizing and Treating Victim and Aggressor,” by Robin Kowalski, published by Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, talks about how to recognize cyberbullying is taking place. Cyberbullying is very prevalent in today’s society and can affect many children.…
Many of you will have undoubtedly read the chilling but somewhat exciting ‘Annabel Lee’ by Edgar Allan Poe. However, there is an untold story that lurks, an untold story about Annabel Lee that furiously expands on the original poem.…
Maggie is a helpful, kind, generous woman who is fearful and hiding from life and sure that people think her scars are hideous. In her childhood she was badly burned when the family home burnt down. Mama Remembers, “Sometimes I can still hear the flames and feel Maggie’s arms sticking to me, her hair smoking and her dress falling off her in little black papery flakes” (Walker 487). This left many scars, inside and out, though she survived inside she died a little. She feels all she has is her family and she loves them, but Dee has an effect on her state of mind. Mama comments about Maggie’s state of mind because of Dee’s pending visit, “Maggie will be a nervous until after her sister goes: she will stand hopelessly in corners, homely and ashamed of the burn scars down her arms and legs, eyeing her sister with a mixture of envy and awe” (Walker 486). She lives in the shadow of her charmed and attractive sister. A sister she would give everything to if she asked. Which she does for the quilts promised to Maggie, as Mama recalls Dee saying, “Can I have these old quilts” (Walker 490), then Mama replied, ”I promised to give them quilts to Maggie, for when she marries John Thomas” (Walker 490), to which Maggie cries, “She can have them, Mama” (Walker 490). That is just like Maggie to sacrifice everything for everyone…
Maggie will be nervous until after her sister goes: she will stand hopelessly in corners, homely and ashamed of the burn scars down her arms and legs, eyeing her sister with a mixture of envy and awe. She thinks her sister has held life always in the palm of one hand, that "no" is a word the world never learned to say to her. (103)…