Anniversary College Essays Samples For Students

The sources I have found so far are adequate. They have provided information on the political history of Medicare and Medicaid in the 1960s, the various parts and service provisions of Medicare as well as the relationship between healthcare and civil rights. The sources are:

Health Care, Human Services, and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by FindLaw organization

Medicare and Medicaid by Thomson Gale
The 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid: Providing Hope for the ACA’s Future by Justin Morgan
Reaction Notes
In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Social Security Amendments that resulted in the initiation of Medicare and Medicaid in America (Morgan par 3). Previous attempt to introduce accessible ...

Communication Matters and Internal Memo

The Health and More Corporation (HMC) is a health maintenance office (HMO) that specializes in the provision of health insurance and services to its customers e.g., small corporations (with not more than 500 employees) and walk-in clients who avail of services through its various health facilities and offices that are strategically located in city centers near malls. HMC vision is to be the most affordable, accessible and comprehensive health maintenance service provider in their areas of operation that offers holistic health and wellness services to its clients. Since its main business is health services, and as part of its ...

In this essay we will discuss the significant impact of Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass on mathematics.

Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass was born October 31, 1815 in the small German town Ostenfeld, in Westphalia. His father, Wilhelm Weierstrass, was an officer, the secretary of the mayor. In those days it was a very prestigious position.
Charles was 11 years old when his mother died, Theodore Fonderforst. In his family, he was a senior, still had a brother, Peter, and two sisters, Clara and Eliza. Wilhelm Weierstrass was an educated man. It is known that in his youth he worked as a teacher, but as the salary of a teacher in Germany was very low, he decided to change his profession ...

The twelve anniversary of 911 is today. It was hard day for her she was a daddy little girl. She had so many excellent memories with her father. She misses her father every day. She felt that a part of her died, the day she heard the tragedy. She also was proud of her daddy for him being a brave fire-fighter and saving those people that day. Sadly, she was selfish as well for she still wanted her daddy.
She would give anything to fill the warm embrace of the hugs and kisses from her father. She remembers his voice and ...

The inaugural addresses by both Kennedy and Lincoln have over the years been considered as being masterpieces in America’s history. Lincoln’s speech came about 50th anniversary while Kennedy speech came at the 150th anniversary. Scholars have argued that the timing of the two inaugurals might have been a coincidence. This paper seeks to compare and contrast the two inaugural addressed. This paper also argues that unity and constitutionalism were the overarching themes in the both Kennedy and Lincoln’s inaugural addresses.
First of all, it is important to note that both Kennedy and Lincoln assumed office at a ...

Introduction

The 40th President of United States during the period 1981 - 1989, Ronald Reagan, commemorated one significant event in the US nation’s history and in the history of the entire world – the anniversary of 40 years from the D-Day, which occurred on 6 June, 1944, during the World War II. The former President held a speech regarding this event, which took place in France, on Normandy Beach, on 6 June, 1984. What is of utmost significance in the President Reagan’s speech is the fact that he appeals to religion and God, to loyalty and comradeship to declare that ...

On January 9, 2007, the first iPhone was introduced to the world. It was a revolution that changed the tastes and needs of the customers who moved from mere phone calls, SMS messaging and simple games on the black & white screens to a device that promised advancement and development of new features. Steve Jobs, a genius marketer, offered a small gadget that included functions of a mobile phone and music player. It was so easy to use that customers could not but like it (Vincent, 2017).
The decade of development and innovations led to issue of iPhone 7, the ...

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Abstract

The development of military and political events during the Second World War, determined by the main position of the Soviet-German front. Progress of World War II operations in the Pacific theater depended on the outcome of huge battles in Europe.
The Soviet armed forces their struggle and victories won in 1941-1942., Predetermined the defeat of Hitler Germany and its European vassals, which, in turn, sealed the final defeat of imperialist Japan. The struggle of the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany enabled the United States and Britain to mobilize its human and material ...

Deviant behavior

Deviant behavior means that a person behaves himself contrary to modern social moral and legal norms. It entails the isolation, treatment or punishment of a person who violated the rules. The activity of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is the best example of deviant behavior because it always shocks people and provides pictures that are contrary to commonly accepted rules and behaviors. Some people even try to deal with this problem and it was attacked in last January, 12 people including eight staff were killed.
This magazine has marked the one-year anniversary since terrorists attacked its Paris. It depicted God ...

The Nehan zu painting depicting the death of Sakyamuni, the historical Buddha is one of the oldest and greatest work of art ever to be made. Its significance emerges in the fact that it communicated an open and easy to elaborate message to the lovers of art and the general public at large, but more so to the Buddhism community of faithful. Sakyamuni is deemed as lying on a dais that is constructed with lots of jewels and marbles, with his head been laid on his right arm, facing the right side of his arm. Sakyamuni’s dais is ...

Executive Summary

The proposed environmental communication plan addresses current and future environmental initiatives in Whistler, BC. It is suggested that a range of communication tools can effectively inform Whistler destination stakeholders about current and upcoming efforts to promote growth and innovation for the environment. The visitors are local and non-local, and the tools address the needs of all as well as convey a positive image of Whistler to prospective visitors. The communication plan comprises the following tools and their implementation and dissemination: website for green visitors, video on past and future vision for sustainability, Facebook profile and group for participation by ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

VIBS Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Gala Honoring Prudenti, Salkin, and Kramer
Islandia, NY – April 11, 2016 – Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS) will celebrate its 40th anniversary by hosting a gala dinner on May 11, 2016 at Carlyle on the Green in Farmingdale, New York.
The evening will commemorate VIBS forty years of assisting survivors of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault in the greater Long Island area. Honorees will include:
Honorable A. Gail Prudenti, former Chief Administrative Judge of the Unified Court System of New York and the Executive Director of the Center for Children, Families and the ...

Annie Dillard’s “An American Childhood” is the author’s memoir of her growing up in Pittsburg. The excerpt under consideration dwells on the mother of the family. Dillard relates about some specific features of her mother’s character and on peculiar ways through which Mother would express herself. Dillard gives numerous examples illustrating her mother’s extraordinary ability to call in question everything around, puzzle people she encountered, check all the things she learnt and used. Mother could play a scene in front of some lovers in the park making them quarrel, or she could cheat in cards ...

Aim

Introduction
Dry sieve analysis also referred to as texture analysis is the process of determining the distribution of particle sizes in a soil sample. The data obtained through this analysis will help in classifying the soil type according to the ANSI, USCS, AASHTO, USDA and other standard systems of classification. The importance of soil classification provides useful information to engineers during construction of buildings and structures. It helps them to determine a particular soil that suits the requirements of the proposed project. In implementing projects such as land cover fills, water filter, roads, foundations, bridges and other projects, one ...

Write/Post 6: Playing with Google

1. Google Play Help, https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/6098493?hl=en-AU, Start playing with people nearby
2. Google, http://www.google.com/doodles/30th-anniversary-of-pac-man, 30th Anniversary of PAC-MAN
3. Google, http://www.google.com/doodles/, Google Doodles
4. YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVfd7OgV0oY, playing with Google
5. Offworld, http://boingboing.net/2015/07/01/google-maps-games.html, 7 games you can play with Google Maps

Google Scholar search:

1. Sage journals, http://bod.sagepub.com/content/6/1/1.short, Playing Symbolically with Death in Extreme Sports
2. Gale, http://go.galegroup.com/ps/anonymous?id=GALE|A71316553&sid=googleScholar&v=2.1&it=r&linkaccess=fulltext&issn=17592151&p=AONE&sw=w&authCount=1&isAnonymousEntry=true, The obesity epidemic in young children: reduce television viewing and promote playing
3. British Journal of Sports Medicine, http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/42/7/592.short, Energy expenditure in adolescents playing new generation computer games
4. Science, http://science.sciencemag.org/content/308/5718/63.short, Playing Nature's Game with Artificial Muscles
5. Princeton University Press, https://pup.princeton.edu/titles/7032.html, Playing the Race ...

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Advertising is a system of actions of targeting consumers, forming and regulating the movement of goods in the market. Advertising appears where there is exchange of goods, where there is competition, and where everyone is fighting for a commodity producer and a buyer looking for a niche in the market. The more customers’ internal consistency, willingness to accept new information, the stronger advertising affects consumers. Therefore, the main task is to advertisers is to find customers ready to accept new data. This problem is a search for motives and desires of consumers, in order ...

What the World’s Columbian Exposition Meant for African Americans and the Role that Commerce Played in the Development of the City of Chicago

The World’s Columbian Exposition, which was a fair in 1893 that commemorated the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s landing in America, meant much for Chicagoans since it would allow the city to gain much needed revenue for the city which had endured a fire more than two decades ago in 1871. In addition, the fair promised Chicago the exposure that it needed to place much of the aspects of ...

The Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) was passed to provide a free and appropriate education for children with disabilities. IDEA is constructed from six pillars that ensure educational opportunity for children with all types of disabilities: cognitive; physical, mental and emotional. The six pillars are: zero reject; nondiscriminatory identification and evaluation; least restrictive environment; free and appropriate education; due process safeguards and parent and student participation and shared decision making (Heward 2006).
IDEA was first passed by the Congress in 1975 as PL 94-142, Education for All Handicapped Children and signed into law by President Gerald Ford (Office of ...

Introduction

There are a number of social revolutions that have ever been instigated by technological changes in life. This began back in the early days when technology was applied to change certain human life style .these led to four major social revolutions as discussed below.

Animal Domestication and Plant Cultivation Societies

The first social revolution was the abolition of hunting and gathering because of domestication of animals and plant cultivation. The domestication of animals and crop cultivation made supply of food is predictable which led to great growth in population. Population growth was supportive for division of labor as the excess labor supply was used in other ...

The Party

Hank Rearden’s wedding anniversary party is one of the most insightful episodes in Atlas Shrugged. Firstly, it shows the reader the glaring contrast between the movers and the parasites, through their opinions on the new Equalization of Opportunity bill. Those who are happy, if not think of it as their right, to feed off other people’s efforts, talk about the necessity for such a law. To them, it is based on a superior moral; equality that is a result of altruism. They are heard saying that owning anything private is evil. When Hank, on the other side of the battle, a ...

Originally debuted at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London in 1986, Andrew Lloyd Weber’s famous production, The Phantom of the Opera, was re-staged for television in a twenty-fifth anniversary performance at the Royal Albert Hall (PR Newswire 1). As a special televised performance, props and sets were designed for close-up viewing, and the regular Royal Albert Hall cast was augmented by special guest performances from original 1986 cast members such as Michael Crawford (the original Phantom) and Sarah Brightman (Christine Daae) (PR Newswire 1). These aspects lent a particularly surprising enhancement to an already classic and timeless production, providing a wonderfully stark ...

Introduction

“In academia, writers most often respond to arguments that are formally delivered (in an essay or editorial). They respond to a particular text or person and to particular statements or claims.” This is true in almost all cases, as unless there is evidence to prove otherwise, everything is taken on face value, or on whatever is available to them. This is the case with college admissions as well. Little is known about a student who is applying for a particular course except for the marks provided for their memorization of rote knowledge. Therefore, colleges are bound to consider the marks of a student ...

Composition 1: English 111

Introduction
“In academia, writers most often respond to arguments that are formally delivered (in an essay or editorial). They respond to a particular text or person and to particular statements or claims.” This is true in almost all cases, as unless there is evidence to prove otherwise, everything is taken on face value, or on whatever is available to them. This is the case with college admissions as well. Little is known about a student who is applying for a particular course except for the marks provided for their memorization of rote knowledge. Therefore, colleges are bound to consider the marks ...

The Jaw Log by Carl Gottlieb can be compared to a movie director guide. The making of The Jaw Log has a unique perspective of one of the chief players in the alliance that resulted to the Classic movie by Spielberg. The work by Gottlieb seems like a chaotic production and a writing process that has resulted to great changes from Peter Benchley's book. The movie book was initially released in 1975 and coincided with the films release. The work was later expanded for its twenty-fifth anniversaries and later released in a hardcover for the first time in its thirtieth anniversary where some footnotes ...

Introduction

People have different ways of attaining their basic need. On most occasions, they go to work in a bid to earn money that they exchange with the basic need like shelter, clothing and most importantly food (Nanda, & Richard 126). This paper gives a comprehensive discussion on how my family acquires food and the economic resources that enable my family to have access to the food and other family necessities. In addition, the assignment gives a detailed explanation on the different stakeholders including producers, distributors/wholesalers and retailers of the food products. It also includes their places of production and distribution. The end of ...

Barack Obama July 29, 2010 Speech on Education

Barack Obama, the President of the United States gave a speech on Education during the National Urban League Centennial Conference. He spoke at the 100th anniversary convention of the National Urban League in Washington D.C. He was addressing the Urban Leaguers on the importance of reforming the American Educational system for better education of the American children. The issue of Education reform sounded an alarming issue to him since he termed it as “the economic issue of our time” (The CNN Wire Staff). Obama uses words and people’s examples on how the education sector can be reformed. He begins ...

Middle Eastern Political Dilemmas?

Is Military Intervention the Solution to Middle Eastern Political Dilemmas?
The Middle Eastern region is currently ranked as one of the highly dangerous areas in the globe. Both Israel and Egypt have offered suggestions to the Security Council to denote the Middle East as a nuclear-free zone. Discussions regarding agreements to ban biological and chemical weapons along with questions associated with the preservation of the environment are in the works. But instead of focusing attention in a futile manner on isolated problems, the Great Powers including America must consider the rearrangement of the political setup of the Middle East. However, ...

Response to R.U.R.
The human fascination with creatures who are like us yet different in crucial ways goes almost to the beginning of literary history. Such fantastic creatures as the Cyclops Polyphemus in Homer’s Iliad and the Leviathan in the Old Testament show the depths of imagination that people possess. When Mary Shelley wrote about a creature who was made by man and yet fundamentally different from living people in Frankenstein, she was not only writing about the ways in which the creature would feel alienated from mainstream society; she was also writing about the hubris that making ...

Summary

Bilal Haq, a scientist from the National Science Foundation Arlingtion, Virginia encountered foraminifera on his trip to Qingdao in China. Foraminifera are small creatures that grow shells on their bodies. Their shells are varied and very diverse, as if they are created by visionary artists. Haq thought the foraminifera would make beautiful pieces of art and should be put on display. Haq’s fellow colleague from China, Zheng, agreed and put things into action by involving local craft workers. It resulted in a park for foraminifera since the end of 2009 and already a million people have visited (Larkins, 2012).

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“Saint Helene” by Alice Hoffman is a fascinating, moving and sad story. Through a variety of literary techniques such as characterisation, viewpoint and language, Hoffman shows us the effects that tragedy can have on a person and on the people around them. More importantly, however, is the way in which the author has explored the unpredictable nature of grief and of how people handle it in different ways.

“Saint Helene” is written in third person narrative and the view point switches several times throughout the story. This is fairly unusual in a short story as authors tend to stick to the point of ...