Plain College Essays Samples For Students

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Will changing the collar change the effects?

Legal and marketing effects of plain packages for cigarettes
On the 1st of December 2012, advocates against smoking scored a legal victory with the full adoption and implementation in Australia of the first ever “plain packaging” laws for cigarette packets. With the full operation of the law, all cigarettes in packets will be sold in plain, unadorned packages with significantly conspicuous graphic pictures. The packages will be stripped of any and all corporate logos, brand icons, and advertising promotional texts and even distinct colors. The product as well as the product names will be printed in ...

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It is my hope that you are well as per the reading of this letter. My name is (name) and am the representative you chose to review the use of plain language on government documents. I have done extensive research on the topic and made several observations and a conclusion.
The research was on two documents from the government and non-government organization. The American Funds, a non-government institution, made a report on their company’s prospectus on the 29th of August 2014. The report does not meet the requirements of a plain language document. It is poorly structured, and ...

Discussion on the legality of “plain view” and “open fields” searches

According to the U.S. Supreme Court, the “Plain view” search is legal. The search allows the police officers to conduct searches and seizures without necessarily having a search warrant. In”plain view” search the officers can see instrumentalities of the criminal activity in plain view or plain sight. Plain view search is applicable only when the officer has contraband or evidence that cannot be manipulated (Romero, 1988, p. 20). For example, if one observes controlled substance such as marijuana then the material is said to be in a plain view and the illegal substance can be seized and used ...

Tanishq: Positioning to Capture the Indian Women’s Heart

Situation Analysis: Tanishq was the jewellery division of India’s leading watchmaker, Titan Industries, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, one of India’s most trusted and respected business houses. It was country’s only ‘national jeweller that sold gold and gem-studded jewellery in boutiques across India. Indian jewellers were retail stockist, who took supplies from vendors. These vendors controlled 3-4 head ‘karigars’ or craftsmen who in turn controlled 10 to 20 ‘karigars’ respectively. These jewellers had long standing relationships with their vendors and were very loyal to them. With lifting of controls in the Indian market by the Indian ...

The United States judicial system offers certain protections for criminal suspects who are at risk of arrest or a search without a warrant. One of the most important safeguards afforded under the U.S. Constitution is the 4th amendment, which prevents government officials from illegally searching individuals or seizing property without following standard procedure. The concept has evolved over time, and the exclusionary rule is now the primary way to defend people from illegal search and seizure by government officials. However, history has shown that this is an ineffective solution because it allows those who would have been convicted to ...

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Plain View Searches

Under the operation of the Fourth Amendment, police interactions with individuals is limited to three forms; one, “intrusions [into] a person’s privacy,” arrests and incarcerations, and confiscation of property. If the activities do not fall within the ambit of a “warrantless search,” these must then be accompanied by the acquisition of warrants. A “warrantless search” can also be classified as a “plain view” search which is a “court-acknowledged” privilege, as mentioned in Katz v United States (Rutledge, 2006).
The plain view canon will operate in cases when persons have “no reasonable expectation of privacy” when the officers ...

Introduction

Individuals all over the world dance for various reasons and in diverse ways. A number of dances express feelings such as anger, joy, or sadness. Other dances can essentially narrate a story. Folks might dance as part of a crucial ceremony. A number of cultures in fact honor their ancestors by dance. Dance is thus among the most important parts of any culture. Most of traditional dances have actually been formed and advanced through centuries to reflect the culture. Cultural dances are very precious to various civilizations, since they normally contain pieces of their livelihood and history, which would else be ...

Introduction to Law Enforcement

Introduction to Law Enforcement
1) What do Americans want from police?
Police officers are seen as peace keepers as well as enforcers of the law, and as such are continually at odds with various elements in their communities. A certain level of corruption will always exist in any society, though police officers are intended to keep it to a minimum at the very least. What people tend to want from the police is the protection that law enforcement is bound and sworn to give in regards to their community. In several polls many people have gone on to claim ...

Chapter 6 Review

1- Define Biaxial Weaving?
Biaxial Weaving is when the fiber tows that are brought together from two different sources on the loom. When the warp tows, they are unwound from the rack.2- Define Straight Grain and describe what can happen if the grain is not straight?
A quality woven fabric is a straight grain. If the yarns do not interlace at 90 degrees, it will result is the bowing or skewing of the fabrics. The fabrics that are bowed, tend to sag and the fabrics that are skewed, tend to produce a lopsided or crooked appearance. 3- What is ...

One of the hallmarks of the US criminal law is the extent of protections afforded to criminal defendants. While a large body of criminal procedure has been developed and refined through case law, the US Constitution lays the foundation for procedural protections that are guaranteed to a criminal defendant. Law enforcement at all levels are required to adhere to such protections and guarantees. The reason that such projections and safeguards are so important for a criminal defendant is to prevent the government from abusing its power. In most cases, a criminal defendant will have considerably fewer resources and means ...

Introduction

A decision to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes has been delayed, as the U.K waits to see how the policy worked in Australia. Doctors and health campaigner groups have criticized the government’s decision to lower the price of alcohol to a minimum. This idea has formally been abandoned. Ben Wright who is a BBC political correspondent has suggested that these policies have proved to be unpopular with the voters. They have put their focus on economic messages, which will run up to the next election period. Ministers have shown their interest in the packaging proposal (Clarke, 2005, P. 447-463). This ...

This project is centered on applying scientific methods to study human behavior through the gathering of baseline information. The first half of the research will be a naturalistic observation focusing on a behavior, specifically on the use of eye contact between people walking inside the mall, in which the observer remains unobtrusive. The second half of the research will be an experiment, in which a variable is introduced that would either increase or decrease a behavior. The objective is to take note of the behavior change resulting from the variable, which will lead to a particular theory concerning the ...

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The art pieces from both the Greek and South Asian traditions express divine qualities, as well as, human qualities. They each indicate that the divine can be shown in ornate, exaggerated versions of humanity and also in the everyday person. Both traditions communicate the divine at distinct ends of the spectrum: from royal gods to the everyday person.

Athena Lemnia:

Athena Lemnia and Athena Pathenos is the art displayed in the Greek tradition. Athena Lemnia looks like a typical Greek woman. Her hairstyle is plain, absent of any decorations or elaborate headdress. The face is also plain, ...

Abstract

Learning should not always involve sitting in a classroom and listening to what the teacher has to offer. In addition to learning from the teachers, students can also study from each other. For this to happen, students have to sit together and discuss a certain concept. The scholars with a better understanding of the topic are the ones who help the others understand the same. The beauty of learning from each other lies in the fact that, in the course of discussing presentations, arguments created in the course of the study make it difficult for the students to forget what they absorb. ...

I saw many stunning, attractive, and thought provoking works of art on my trip to the Denver Art Museum. Many collections flowed together so nicely it was as if you were in a maze, or a different dimension. While I saw many pictures, those from the museum’s “La Cocina” collection, a celebration of contemporary Mexican art, were very captivating. The collection specifically focuses on Mexican cooking and cuisine. In particular, I found “Xictomatl” by Oliverio Balcells to be the most engaging of all the pieces. While it appeared plain at first, after I examined it further, it was one of my ...

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Composition 201
Gaining New Ideas from “Working the Fringes”
According to Brent Cunningham in his article, "Working the Fringes," "working the fringes isn't about advocacy but ideas" (Cunningham 2). Cunningham argues further that "working the fringes" or covering stories which are not primarily the focus of mainstream media helps to generate new ideas in response to dealing the various problems which are posed in the twenty-first century. Although this might be true to an extent, I wonder whether or not "working the fringes" will be effective in gaining the attention of a mainstream audience ...

The Plain Indian Wars of 1860-1890 ended, mainly because of three factors:

- Killing of the buffalo by whites.
- The massacre of Plain Indians.
- The fuelling of hatred between challenging tribal units.

Killing of buffalo by the whites

They call it the great buffalo hunts. Americans were killing the buffalos leading to almost its extinction. Americans bring paid in order to reduce the food source and clothing source of the Plain Indians. This led to their starvation. Starvation led to reduced immunity and accompanied by introduction of disease that they are not resistant to like smallpox, chickenpox, measles, and yellow fever mumps. These led to the deaths of many Indians, which reduced their ...

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz children’s’ narrative has been around for many years. Initially, the Wizard of Oz was published as a children’s book but with increased technological advancement, the narrative was developed into a movie. Despite the similarity of the plot covered by both the book and the movie, there are sharp distinctions that are evident within the two versions. The existing contrasts between the two versions are that the book versions seem to capitalize to the idea of creating imagery to the reader which is not evident in the movie version. The book version also tends ...

I am submitting this letter stating my intention to appeal a recent decision from this institution in regards to a charge of cheating on a final exam. The class in question is Labour Law, and I have decided to speak up in defense of my own code of conduct. I can assure you that there was no instance of cheating on my part and that I am quite well aware of the code of ethics that this university follows and would not seek to violate the rules in any way. I did not cheat on this exam, nor have ...

Part 1

Cipher Definition
Cipher refers to an algorithm that assists in executing encryption or decryption. It allows one to change a plain text to unreadable form or changing unreadable text to readable text by human beings (Stinson 134).

Difference between cipher and code

There are several differences that exist between a cipher and a code. Firstly, codes are easily computable thus are very fast. On the other hand, ciphers take much time to compute or rather they are non-computable hence end up being slower that the codes. Secondly, ciphers depend on a key since they are generated using a given key. However, codes do not ...

Responses

Daryl: I can understand where both sides are coming from. Officers hand a variety of calls while they are working, and can maintain an air of professionalism that may even come off as cold while they are responding to a victim. Moreover, some officers are unprofessional, and have a God complex, allowing their personal views to dictate how they handle a call. To a victim, however, it is always personal. An officer, depending on how long they have been working that night or throughout their entire careers, may have seen hundreds of domestic abuse calls and may be a ...

Mothlight

Question A:
Stan Brakhage’s Mothlight articulates the structure and limits of no-camera psychedelic, experimental film by demonstrating a clear, simple gimmick presented simply and without comment. The handwritten title, jumping around in the frame because it was carved onto every frame of film, establishes a homespun nature to the short film that sets it apart from most conventional film. Furthermore, the use of crushed objects on mylar film, playing them at high speed, illustrates the desires of experimental film to innovatively establish atmosphere and tone. The goal of Mothlight is to intrigue and unsettle, demonstrating that, while this ...

Figuration Is Fundamental To Our World, To Our Lives
Figurative language uses words to invoke a deeper understanding of the message they carry. Figurative language compares, contrasts or associates words with the main aim of producing a deeper meaning out of a word or words, or a combination thereof. The use of plain words with normal meaning seldom invokes one’s attention and therefore might not draw their thoughts to understand deeper meanings or messages intended (Bennett, & Royle, 2014). However, the use of figurative language draws attention and hence invokes the reader’s mind to think deeply and understand ...

After reading James Chalmers’ supposed Plain Truth, one has to admit that the author loves his tea. First, the Tory says that the colonists were to have the tea “at competitive prices” and that would have “[benefitted] the colonies” and improved the “financial state of the East India Tea Company” (Chalmers, 1776). Next, he suggests that the dumping of the tea at Boston Harbor was a tactic to change tax collectors in the thirteen colonies and that it was a “useless destruction of property” on the Americans’ part (Chalmers, 1776).
People of America, all but one of the claims ...

Introduction.2

Discussion.. 3

Cons of Requiring Body Cameras 3-4

Pros of Requiring Body Cameras 4-5
Institutional Police Abuse and Corruption. 5-6
Racial Elements & Police 6-7
Technology & Police.. 7-8

Nothing to Hide 8

Walter Scott & Officer Michael E. Slager 8-9
Police Resolving Problems 9-10
Making Changes 11-12
Conclusion. 12-13

References 14-15

INTRODUCTION
Law and order is an issue that all civilizations past, present and future have faced. All people try to find the most ethical, moral, philosophical and effective means to establish laws, enforce those laws, punish the guilty and provide justice for the victims of crimes committed. For generations law enforcement officers have been the bridge between the public and the American ...

Introduction

Parthenon's symmetrical and idealistic architecture is the result of the continuous changes of styles and ideologies in the past (see fig. 1); despite the ruined state in the modern age, Parthenon temple still continues to be the role model for all architects throughout the world. The role of the Parthenon was not only limited for priests’ rituals and to appease the deities of the Olympus. Historically, the Parthenon itself was the center of the commercial and civic activity of the ancient Greeks since many people visited the temple to worship to their Gods and this was also the perfect ...

Introduction

The history of Police in the United States dates all the way back to 1631 when the first Night Watch patrolled the streets of Boston. There are numerous studies and technological advances that contributed to the evolution from the Night Watch to Metropolitan Police Departments in the country. During the transition that stretched across centuries the standards and requirements for a police officer evolved with each new generation. However, along with the positive aspects of law enforcement, a host of deleterious behaviors latched on to newer generations of police officers. Subsequently, the guidelines changed and placed restrictions on processes ...

When evaluating the play, “Shadows on Oak Island,” it tells the story of a married couple, Jackson and Rene Barlow, who have lost their son. I attended the production of this play on DATE directed by Lindsay Smith. Glenn Dodson and Julie Reinagel were the star cast members playing married couple Jackson and Rene Barlow. This play worked because of the storyline and some of the mystery behind it but there were sidebars that could have been elaborated on or even explored. To try to cope with the circumstance that the Barlows have lost their son, they have went ...

Introduction and general background of the culture

The Aymara live in the rugged high plain (altiplano) of South America. The approximate number of Aymara language speakers in the region is two million. These high plain lies between two huge ranges of the Andes Mountains. The major mode of transport here is water via the highly navigable Lake Titicaca. Many Aymara villages line around the lake. The lake is used for fishing, providing reeds to be used in basketry, collecting fodder for livestock and conducting commercial transport.
The Aymara engage in subsistence labor-intensive agriculture and animal keeping to earn their living, and they sell the little ...

1. Can you seize the marijuana plants at that time? If yes, what is your legal justification for doing so? In no, what legally prohibits you from doing so?
Yes, the officer can seize the marijuana plants at that time. While the Fourth Amendment, generally requires that a search or seizure is made pursuant to a warrant there are several exceptions. One such exception is known as the “plain-view” doctrine which provides that a police officer can seize evidence without a warrant if: she is legitimately on the premises; discovers the evidence in plain view and has probable cause to believe the ...

Introduction

According Haas, Gerba and Rose (1999), Quantitative microbial risk assessment, the major purposes of a business management organ is to reduce resource wastage in the operations. These include wastages caused by risks exposed to business by both internal and external hazards. Risks therefore would refer to the capacity of harm in expectation that might occur to a business within a given duration of time within the business’ accounting period. Managing risks is therefore fundamental for the business management to be able to avoid losses. The process of risk management begins at risk assessment.
Risk assessment is the managerial process of carrying ...

The issue of gay marriages is a dominating topic in the twenty first century. The same sex marriages are not particularly conventional and thus have been rejected in most of the societies in the world. Religion forms a basis for the rejection. The basis for their argument is the fact that is God have wanted same sex to marry, he would have not created the opposite sex. However, there is support for this in numerous parts of the world as more people warm up to the idea of same sex marriage. This paper focuses on the effects of gay marriages on ...

Gilbert, Sandra M. “Plain Jane’s Progress.”

Introduction:

Jane Eyre is probably one of the most famous women novels of all time with its wonderful story of trials, tribulations and finally eternal happiness found in redemption. Charlotte Bronte’ creates a character which has been immortalized in several films and other articles although there have been critiques of the story’s structure especially in authors such as Sandra Gilbert.

Gilbert argues that even the beginning of Jane Eyre is unlike other Victorian novels which normally begin with elaborate paragraphs. She simply begins with Jane’s musings on the possibility of taking a walk. ...

Reasonable Suspicion

According to the Institute of Government (2002), an officer can make a brief investigative stop of an individual if he or she has reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. The same applies to traffic stops whereby an officer may randomly stop a motorist to check his or her driver’s license or vehicle registration. So did Officer Smith have reasonable suspicion? Reasonable suspicion is determined by a number of factors such as time of day or night, officer’s personal observations, the proximity of a suspect to where a recent crime has been committed, dress code, or reasonable suspicion of a traffic violation. Therefore, Officer Smith ...

Positive and Negative Views Concerning Lawyers

The public view of lawyers comes from a number of sources. The news, television shows, movies, books, and personal experience influence people’s beliefs both in positive and negative ways. There are many examples both positive and negative that fuel people’s perceptions about the legal profession. On the negative side, the legal profession has earned a bad reputation because people believe lawyers are greedy, because people find the idea that lawyers defend criminals to be reprehensible, and because the language lawyers use is seen as too difficult to understand. On the positive side, groups like the Innocence Project and the ...

Summary of articles

William Cronon, the author of the journal ‘Nature history narrative’ has been a scholar of the American history on environment and that of west America. His research revolves around an understanding of the history of human interactions with nature around them. The interaction mainly involves modification of the landscape to suite human existence, dependence on the ecosystem and the effects of human ideas on the world around him. In the past, he has served as the president of American Society for environmental History and is currently the general editor of Weyerhaeuser Environmental Book series for the University of Washington Press. ...

“If it has ‘science’ in its name, it ain’t (Minnick).” Those words were said to this writer by the smartest person he ever knew personally, a man with PhDs in Mathematics and Physics, a true scientist. He went on to explain that science, if it is science, can be reduced to mathematics and then can predict. “Science can generate electricity or flatten cities,” he said. The problem, of course, is that whenever one deals with the “soft sciences,” political science or economics (the dismal science) or sociology or history or any of the disciplines that are housed in ...

Introduction

The film that I selected for this paper is Bend It like Beckham and I will describe the family that it focuses on. Furthermore, I will provide a detailed assessment of the family’s culture and ethnic traits as well as how they influence various aspects of their life. Finally, the family’s development levels are also discussed extensively. In line with Friedman, Bowden and Jones’s (2003) thoughts, this paper takes the standpoint that exploring and understanding the various dynamics of a family is critical if an optimal nursing intervention is to be devised.

Description of Movie Family

The film is a ...

For some time now, philosophers, scientists, and intellectuals from different fields concern themselves over the nature of epistemology—the study of knowledge itself. The subject itself is a broad one, so they attempt to view and explain it through different perspectives. The study of knowledge can be presented according to its ethical considerations, the essence of what is considered useful information and what is not, and the likes. This means that many approaches can be made to learn more about the nature of knowledge.
What is interesting about epistemology is that, because it is the study of knowledge itself, ...

According to the Greenberg website, the company has been owned and run by the Greenbergs for three generations, and it is more like a family tradition rather than a business. Sam’s mother, whose husband converted Turkey smoking to a business venture, treats the Turkey Smoking place as her late husband’s shrine. The business has been able to grow its client base over the years at a rate of 5-7% annually (Underwood, 2003). The customer base growth can be attributed to the fact that the Greenbergs have been able to maintain old clients, and the same time, acquire ...

A brochure is a compact booklet which provides information in a precise and creative way about a product or a service. Brochures are designed in such a way that it grabs the readers’ attention and give information to the readers. This essay throws light upon the various components of a brochure and how to design an attractive and informative brochure.
A tri-fold brochure is made by folding the page into three parts that give us six pages to write the information, and the first page is the front cover (How to Design a Brochure 2012). According to me, it ...

In the midst of the Cold War era, both the U.S and U.S.S.R engaged one another in proxy wars in regions throughout the world to further their respective expansionist national agendas while counteracting the geo-political influence of one another. Proxy wars are conflicts contained within third party nations or regions which are instigated by the influence of major geopolitical powers who do not themselves become directly involved in the conflict. Thus, proxy wars are facilitated by major powers to preserve and expand their geopolitical influence through promoting or opposing certain armed factions within a regional conflict which in turn ...

Exploring the Art of Indigenous Culture

Central American Artifacts
Caudle Cup by John Coney, a London-trained goldsmith (Around 1690)
The cup was designed by the 17th century Goldsmith known as John Coney. It is a gourd shaped cup with two embellished beaded handles and there is a picture of a small child appears from the flower. The motif is the European floral imagery. The cup was probably designed for the marriage ceremony of John and Mary in around 1689. The Caudle cups were famous in England during second half of the 17th century in England. It was typically made of silver metal.
Tankard made by ...

Dennis Baron in “Who Owns Global English” opines that English is the new global language. “Baron holds that the English language has established itself as the go-to vessel and medium of communication globally. Baron shows the pervasiveness of the English language in today’s society and shows how the language is slowly rising and evolving to a much larger unanticipated communication platform. In the beginning, “Baron posits what is the composition of proper English.” There is a lot of controversy in Spain where there is a heated campaign that is advocating for English-Spanish speaking schools. The campaign is facing ...

The early fiction of Capote usually descends into a subconscious and explores a world of blurred realities and uncertainty whose inhabitants are trapped in unbearable isolation. The short story “Miriam” was first published in 1945 and depicts the psychological deterioration of the protagonist, Mrs. Miller. The sense of captivity and fear overshadow this short story and results from the individual’s inability to respond and accept the reality. Mrs. Miller is given an opportunity to accept someone disturbing and strange and push back the frontier of darkness in the soul and the surrounding world. More essentially, it means that ...

Who would have ever imagined, in their wildest dreams that a simple splatter of paint, a solid coat of one single colour painted on a canvas, or even an infant like sketch that would take 10 seconds to complete, would in the right hands sell for millions and millions of dollars? Is this even possible in today’s vast and sweeping art market? It most certainly is, and records for highest priced artworks sold over the last century continue to be broken to this very day. However it is our intention to explore specifically as to why such simple ...

(1). As set forth in the Constitution and through judicial interpretation of the Constitution, the Supreme Court plays a number of important and necessary political and legal roles. First, it is one of the three branches of the federal government. Accordingly, as provide for in the Constitution, it is an essential part of the system of checks and balances that guarantees that no one branch is able to become too powerful. In this role, the Supreme Court may check the power of the Congress or the president through the determination of whether their actions abide by the Constitution. A ...

The Okichitaw is an indigenous martial arts system based on the traditions of the native Cree warrior societies living in the Canadian plains (Okichitaw Martial Arts, 2015). The aggressive combat movements embodied in this system are grounded in the ancient Cree custom of preparing warriors for battle by teaching them the tactics used to overpower adversaries under often brutal war conditions using traditional weapons such as the tomahawk. While its techniques remain somewhat unchanged, the aim of teaching it has changed drastically since the old days. Today, the underlying principle behind teaching Okichitaw is instilling courage and self-confidence by ...

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For many years, people have been keen in associating Shakespearean plays with racial prejudices, perhaps to determine whether Shakespeare was a racist or not. Shakespeare’s use of characters of color, for instance, has raised controversies and even curiosity on what role does race contributes in his plays. It should be noted that racism or the belief that one’s race is superior to another is already observed in 16th century Europe. It was during this time when Europeans become increasingly engaged with people of different racial origins, especially with the dark skinned people of the East. ...

Introduction

The Boston Marathon is one of the oldest running marathons in United States history. Many people participate in the race which was established in the memory of two battles in history that started what we know now as the revolutionary war. In 2013 this marathon ran as scheduled however, at the end of the marathon something happened that would change the history of the event as we know it. As the marathon concluded and racers reached the finish line two explosions were detonated which resulted in the injury of 260 people and the death of three others. The bombing ...

Allan Bomhard the author of Reconstructing Proto- Indo-European outlines a historical background of the entire reconstruction process of the Indo-European language. Bomhard starts by saying that even though August Schleicher was the first person to attempt the rebuilding of the phonological system and the nature of the Indo-European parent language in the year 1861. But, earlier scholars such as Jacob Grimm and Rasmus Rask had already given out the fundamental volume of the correspondence sound between the existing daughter languages. Hence, the need to conduct the reconstruction of the phonological systems of their mother tongue had already been identified ...

Justinian I is an emperor commonly known as Justinian the Great tried to regain Rome’s former glory during his reign. He planned to do this by recapturing the Western half of which constitutes Rome’s former glory. There were also very numerous renovations and restorations which occur that make cultural and social ascensions. He also devised many formal and innovative civil laws which became the basis for much modern civil law in many states. His works and actions towards Rome’s restoration to its former glory made many historians call him the last Roman. Among the historians who ...

Large spaces within the Parthenon were reserved for important sculptures (see fig. 1) and they were distinct because of their sizes; the smaller ones were either reserved for other temple rites. Furthermore, spaces were separated by walls. The most important and notable architectural elements of Parthenon are the rhythmic arrangement of the columns; alternate triglyphs and metopes (see fig. 2); bilateral symmetry characterized by the equal and same arrangement of pillars, repeated flutes on columns, and harmonic arrangement of solids and the voids (see fig. 3). The temple was built based from peripteral design (see fig. 4); taking up ...

Rule and Approaches used by Judges when Interpreting an Act of Parliament

The statutory interpretation might be necessary in the case of complexity and when uncertainty concerning the Acts made by Parliament is required. The complexities that might occur as a result of an Act of Parliament include the "what section provides" and "within the provision" complexities. As a result of these complexities, the judges are called upon to interpret the Acts of Parliament before becoming laws to clear the mischief concerning such acts of parliament. When the judges interpret the acts of parliament, it makes the public have trust in such enacted laws. There are several instances that might be ...

Essay 2.1

Swiffer's Gendered Ad
Since men and women are different in numerous ways, it must not come as a surprise that advertisements depict men and women in different ways. Stereotypes are formed through the continuous, prolonged exposure of viewers to the various devices of imagery. These stereotypes begin to pray on our gender, and eventually help us form a bias in the media, and in our homes and lives. The notion, message, or idea of an array of depictions must be taken into consideration when analyzing stereotypes. The recent print ad of Swiffer Bissell Steamboost can be used as an ...

The recent print ad of Swiffer Bissell Steamboost promotes traditional gender stereotypes because it shows that domestic work is a woman's strength, something that she should be proud of. Because men and women are different in numerous ways, it must not come as a surprise that advertisements depict men and women in a different way. Stereotypes are formed through the continuous, prolonged exposure of viewers to the various devices of imagery. The notion, message, or idea of an array of depictions must be taken into consideration when analyzing stereotypes. As explained by Sheehan (77), a sole ad or any ...

Considering the Beatles' creativity regarding the songwriting, is becomes clear the whole success of the band was achieved by the sweet childhood moods and memories brought from the past by every member of the quarter. Indeed, Paul played the trumpet since early childhood, and later it outgrew into obsession with skiffle and rock-n-roll when he asked his father to buy him a guitar that would never leave him afterwards. Likewise, John practically did not pay any attention to studies, which did not prevent him from becoming friends with Paul who had the talent to reconcile daily conflicts. Childhood memories, ...

Chapter 1

In the first chapter, Caleb asks Anna, his older sister, about his mother. Because his mother passed away the day after he was born, he asks all manner of small questions about the things she would say and the songs she would sing, because he wanted to know her. Papa returns from going to town, telling them that he has put out an ad in the newspaper in order to take applicants for a woman he can marry, and who can provide a mother figure for the children. A letter has come in response, from a woman named Sarah ...

Each nation has its myth about the creation of the world and human beings. Native Americans are not an exception. Each of the tribe has its own vision on the beginning of the Earth life. Let’s compare two stories on the world creation of two Great American Tribes and consider factors that influenced their minds.
Firstly, let’s get acquainted with the legend of the Wyandots or Hurons. According to it, there was nothing except the water. Only the wide, wide sea was spread. Animals were the only inhabitants of it. They lived on the water, under ...

Introduction

This paper focuses on a specific group of atheists and describes a summary of the specific event, an institution that demeans and retreats them and laws that are in their favor as well against. This paper further includes social standing-demographic variables that states what percent of atheist are found where in the world. Finally, the paper applies symbolic interactionism on the group of atheists.

Summary of specific incident

The incident dates back to 2011 when at Bastrop High School a graduation ceremony was planned. It was announced that a prayer would be given in that ceremony. Damon Fowler, a high school student, who is an atheist stood against ...