I just read this very interesting article about college and why students attend. The author, April Yee, made a few key points about why young adults, attending higher education. In the article April interviews 34 students from a large urban public university. She studied students who came from many different ethical and racial backgrounds. They was also an even split between them as males and females.…
In Staci Newmahr’s article, she details research collected over four years of being embedded in a sadomasochist (SM) community in northeast United States called Caeden, where she participated, observed, and interviewed other members of the community. Overall, Newmahr argues that SM is not about sex, which is contrary to popular beliefs in the media and in academic research (Newmahr, pg. 317). Rather, she argues that SM is serious leisure, which could be compared to activities like rock climbing or snowboarding. Newmahr draws on Robert Stebbins’ definition of serious leisure, which is characterized by perseverance, leisure as a career, learning new skills, durable benefits, unique ethos, and personal identity to describe SM (Newmahr, pg. 318).…
It is difficult to empathize with a person if you have not experienced a single day in their lives. For example, how could a white person possibly say they understand what it is like to be black? However, that does not mean they cannot sympathize with that person and feel a sense of compassion for them. I feel like many people who were pro slavery lacked this term, which resulted in hatred and racism toward a group of people. The articles written by Mary Kay Ricks and Adam Goodheart portray a period where African Americans were inferior to whites.…
Low salaries lead to unsafe structural housing. Other health disparities within this population are language barriers, availability to transportation and due to low poverty levels in this region, access to healthcare has become a big issue. Many of the local farmworkers are illegal immigrants, therefore, there is limited to no insurance…
Unhealthy Harvest: How does the Delaware’s produce reach your table? Imagine a typical summer day in Delaware: 90 degrees, 98% humidity, and hungry, persistent mosquitos. Now imagine that there is not office AC to escape to. Your office is, in fact, outside in the fields, performing backbreaking labor. You’re harvesting watermelon, picking peaches, or collecting tomatoes.…
Only one thing is certain; humans are not perfect, no matter how much we try to enhance ourselves. Nevertheless, centuries have been spent on the pursuit of constructed divinity, a heavenly definition that is too ambiguous to consider plausible. As Nick Bostrom and Rebecca Roache explore in their article, Ethical Issues in Human Advancement, this topic is very complicated and nuanced. Therefore, during this relatively early implementation of human enhancement, it is important to make decisions on a case by case basis. In cases where people feel incapable of functioning every day or having a fulfilling life, enhancement is worth the risk.…
Emojis express deeper feelings and thoughts through texting. The article, “Should that frown be upside down? Emojis make the meaning clearer”, by Tracey Lien and Newsela, argues diverse perspectives about why emojis should or should not be in the Oxford dictionary. Emojis should included in dictionaries all around the world. The word and the images of emojis were put into the Oxford Dictionary in the year of 2015 because they met the characteristics of English words.…
The Smoking Gun article entitled A Million Little Lies was published on 4th January 2006 and was written by Bill Bastone. The six-page analytical article solely focuses on a six-week investigation undertaken by the website to disclose the methodology applied to uncover the truth about Frey’s “fiction addiction” (Bastone, 2006). Since its publication in 2003, Frey had insisted that every detail of the book contained nothing but the truth. In various interviews, he claims that the book is “straight non-fiction” and that Doubleday contacted the people noted in the book ensuring that it was all factually accurate (Bastone, 2006). The inquiry into police reports, court records, and interviews with law enforcement personnel has led to The Smoking…
Does this mean that all older surgeons are too risky to rely on for a surgery? Not exactly so. In Waljee, Grenfield, Dimick and Birkmeyer’s article”, they analyze the relationship between surgeon age and patient outcomes. After comparing the data from different age groups of surgeons, they find that surgeons older than sixty years old with low procedure volumes do have a higher operative mortality rate for some complex procedures than their younger colleagues. However, for most procedures, the age of surgeons does not influence patient outcomes significantly.…
Children thrive on routine and a change in what they consider their ‘normal day’ can have an effect on their development. Even something as moving on to another activity at school before the child has finished the first one can cause a child to act out or display challenging behaviour. The more often this type of transition is repeated, the more they get used to it and that then becomes the norm. Thus is especially important as they grown up as later in their schooling they will be expected to transition between one activity or class and the next without issues. It is always of help to a school if they are aware of any big physical transition about to occur in a child’s life, such as a new school, new parent or sibling or a bereavement, as it will allow the school to help support the pupil through the changes that are about to…
The TIME magazine is a weekly news magazine that was founded in 1923, and is located in New York City. TIME Magazine has been one of the most informative guides to what is happening in the worlds of politics, business, society, and entertainment. The source is very objective and non-biased toward any company. This is highly informative article for the source about diversity of Google Inc. TIME uses Google’s diversity statistic to find out more about Google’s diversity workplace. Also it is very reliable because TIME magazine is well trusted source for public to receive information.…
When they start school the parents start getting phone call from their child teacher. That their child is not behaving and is having trouble in school. Therefore that’s when the family starts stressing on how they’re going to try and help their child live a normal…
Money- The Biggest Problem of Working Families Life is not easy for people. The older people get, the more responsible they are. People need to face so many difficulties every day, some can find the ways to solve the problems, and some can’t.…
It is rather not surprising that health indices data show that women and children from poor families die from avoidable health problems. According to the Global Burden of…
Introduction Health is one of the basic requirements of human beings. India is facing the problem of degradation of health standards in the face of a growing population and poverty. The Supreme Court performs the function of interpretation of provisions of Constitution. The framers of Indian Constitution have rightly inserted various provisions regarding health of public.…