World College Essays Samples For Students

International Baccalaureate

Introduction
“The Joy of Writing”, a poem by Polish poet, essayist and Nobel Laureate Wislawa Szymborska (1923-2012) is an engaging piece that uses vivid images and everyday language to provide new meanings about the creative art of writing. The poem seems to centre on three questions about a commonplace character, related images created with written words and setting. The poem mentions of a doe that hounds the woods in order to drink water from a spring and lifts its head on hearing some ominous sounds. The initial images that Szymborska uses on paper as a writer using her mind and pen set her ...

International Business Law

A body corporate is the most common form of business organization that is distinguishable by five characteristics; legal personality, limited liability, delegated management, transferable shares, and investor ownership. These characteristics would be common to any corporate entity regardless of their country of origin. In the wake of globalization, corporates are increasingly establishing themselves further and further away from home; all this in the ultimate pursuit of meeting the expectations of their shareholders. In a nutshell therefore, corporate entities are foremost accountable to their investors who in most cases will demand profitability and success.

However, the pursuit of profits should ...

- Is the so called developed world, in fact overdeveloped? Is this the standard to which the rest of the world can or should aspire or is it an unsustainable level that over consumes resources, food and energy?

A procedure is a sign of development, in which new techniques are introduced in the society by the current systems of reproduction and production. The development strategy is based on environmental resources, gender, class and several other axes of inequality.

I think current pattern of growth isn’t an ideal model for overdeveloped countries to follow developed ...

Anti-Islam attitudes, particular towards the Muslims and their informal and formal policies and codes of conduct are has become the main target of the Western media. This prejudice has manifested itself in various parts of the non-Muslim world. The Muslims have been portrayed by the Western media as dirty, brutal, uneducated, untrustworthy and fanatical terrorists. Throughout the western world, there exist a strong Islam-phobia; the strong feeling of Islam-phobia takes very many forms including hate and discrimination. Islam-phobia linked to terrorist attacks that are carried by Islamic fundamentalists. The strong anti-Muslim attitudes are widespread in Britain, France, United States and other western countries ( ...

Sarma, K M, and Lani Sinclair. Protecting the Ozone Layer: The United Nations History. Earthscan, 2002. Internet resource.

In this book, Sarma, a former secretary and acting consultant of UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme) together with Anderson and an Environmental Protection Agency of the US published about the history of environmental issues as per researches done by UNEP. They talk about how the ozone layer agreement was successful and inspired the entire world community to handle the ozone layer problem and several other environmental degrading issues. The history covers the media coverage, diplomacy, science, business policies and technology stories ...

INTERNATIONALIZATION OF EDUCATION

There are many facets to the internationalization of education. Exposing children and young adults to more aspects of the world earlier can only be considered a positive impact of globalization; however, there are a number of issues that must be addressed insofar as the internationalization of education is concerned. There are both benefits and downsides to international education, and this discussion will examine both the benefits and downsides; the discussion will also examine the impact of international education on both the host country and the home country of the students involved in the process. There are also different ways that international ...

In the advent of technology, learning has been revolutionized in ways that have never been witnessed before. The traditional philosophy of education that was mainly centered through teacher student education is facing a possible extinction within a short period. Currently, students can learn virtually everywhere, anytime of the day and to details as they deem fit.
The modern learner is exposed to a lot of information and thus, the learner may not require the input of the teacher. Does this mean that the teachers shall be rendered redundant? This is possible if the teachers are not technically ...

Today, the economy of Europe is comprised of more than 733 million people in the 48 nations. The wealth of states in Europe varies like in other continents although the majority of the poorest are well up compared to the poorest states in other continents particularly in regards to living standards and GDP. Across Europe, the difference in wealth can be determined through a nominal GDP. For instance in 2010, Europe had a GDP of $19.890 trillion which was 30.1% of the world’s GDP. Germany has the largest national economy in Europe, which is ...

Montaigne approaches the topic of cannibals by first indicating that most people will identify things as barbarous based on the absence of use of the idea in one’s country. What makes something barbaric depends on the idea or presence of a perfect government or religion or culture. The intriguing lives of the people in the new world form the major basis of Montaigne discussion. These people reside in a pleasant and temperate land. Despite the temperate, sickness is unheard off among these people. Residing by the sea, the people have a direct and bountiful access to fish and flesh. Cooking applied ...

When walking into toy departments, it is easy to notice several distinct isles. In most cases, the most distinct feature is the color of the toys and the general make of the toys. In one isle, one can find toys that are packaged in shades of grey, blue, brown and black. In another isle, the toys will be in pink, white and even red. These toys will have been marketed differently from the color to their designs, and this is what draws many people to them. This general presentation will determine which isle a person will visit to buy which ...

Poetry is an art where the poet plays around with words to pass a message that is always hidden in a few words. Poets concentrate in using a few words imaginatively, arranging the words in a creative ways such that a very long story is told in very few words. Also, poetry has to sound as good music to the listener. Poets from different parts of the world always take reference in things that are found in their environments. This fact is what always brings out the difference in the way in which poems from various regions of the world can be compared and ...

Universality of human rights was introduced in the twentieth century following the declaration of Human Rights by the UN on the basis that the standards and principles of human rights have a universal nature. Its emergence came at a time that the world placed high expectations for the establishment that would propel the law and exercise control. Hence, the foundations of this declaration are on the protection of human rights be the universal rule of law.

The values that were accorded significance utmost significance were categorized under, individual liberty and freedoms, democracy and political rights and social and economic rights. ...

Yes. My opinion is that third world immigration is a threat to ``America’s way of life”. My reasoning is linked to the fact that the immigrants impact negatively on the social and economical way of living in America. For instance, we find that the immigrants from ``third world “are very fertile thus end up giving birth to many children thus impacting negatively on the economy because the government has to raise its budget to cater for the large number of children. An increase of the budget is linked to the fact that basic education is compulsory in the United ...

1. Jiro Dreams of Sushi
In this documentary, acclaimed sushi chef Jiro is shown working in his small restaurant in a subway station. Having been the recipient of three Michelin stars, Jiro is still shown to be dedicated to his craft, always seeking perfection and never being satisfied with what he has. The documentary delves into the expectations placed on his son, as well as briefly into the phenomenon of overfishing in the Pacific Ocean, while also providing mouthwatering footage of the sushi Jiro prepares.

2. Rashomon
This film follows the attempt to figure out the culprit ...

Ideology in Art and Popular Culture

Every film behaves in either positive or negative manner and therefore, offers an explicit or implied ideology. Every film has incline that is based on the sense used by director about right and wrong—an ideological perspective privileging specific institutions, cultures and characters. Films are products marketed to the public and film-making includes a predisposition that most people would respond in roughly identical or parallel ways to material. Films can be divided on the basis of their ideology such as neural, implicit and explicit. Neutral films are escapist and light entertainment that emphasizes on pleasure, action and entertainment values for ...

Visual Argument

Visual arguments are the quintessential form of conversing with the general masses with the claims, evidences and the assumptions and thus engage the people seeing the visual to the utmost degree. This picture in context was taken by a photographer named Kevin Carter and it depicts a child and a vulture in the land of Sudan. The photograph was taken as a document of the colossal calamity in the nation during a famine which left the world shocked by the extent of brutality of the nature and fate.

The photograph goes on to persuade the viewers to accept the idea that the famine ...

This paper is a response to the views of a university professor; Seyyid Hussein Nasr, who tried to explain to his student the relationships between the biblical and scientific points of view about God’s creation, and especially the negative effects of what science has brought to the world. The paper also explains my point of view about Professor Hussein’s explanations.
I totally agree with Seyyid Hussein’s point of view. Foremost, he talked of the retreat taken by the different religions especially the Christians, the Hinduism and the Muslims, whereas science has taken few steps ahead. This is ...

Question 1: International relations mainstream theories

The contribution of post modernism to the field of international relations has been far-reaching. The major element of this approach is the criticism to Marxism. It takes various strands of thinking and among them is the constructivist which is based on the philosophy of constructivism being applied in social settings. The theory talks about what it means to say that something is socially constructed. It illustrates social beliefs and facts that seem to have some sense of reality in them. But in reality, these social beliefs would function for individuals as I they ...

Question One: Six Universally Acclaimed Values

While the world is comprised of different people with various customs and practices, there are certain things that cut across all the people of the world irrespective of their political, cultural or religious affiliation. Put differently, such things are termed as being universal as they transcend boundaries, culture and nationality. This section of this article will highlight six values that are almost universal. They are values that have almost attained the status of a norm in most parts of the world. Any departure from these values will most likely be frowned upon by any person, irrespective of the part of ...

The main theme of the reading is to outline the chronology of the events that have impacted on the United States Foreign policy from time in memorial. Foreign policy was a master plan for the realization of a strong United States. However their foreign policies have been faced with a series of challenges both internal and external.

Their definition of foreign policy was tied to specific terms which include territorial expansion, wealth and worldwide influence, but the model on how to achieve this has been out rightly been omitted.

The omission of a specific model on how the United states would have ...

Brett and Kate McKay come up with outstanding presentation “Appeal of June 18″ by Charles de Gaulle. The appeal is interesting on how it covers various issues that surround France. He succeeds in presenting France as conqueror despite losing to Germany in the past. He uses various techniques to convince the reader on the sensitivity of the issue that surrounded the nation. If France gets another chance, she could perform better against Germany.

The target audience is anyone who would be interested in the history of the relationship of France and Germany. The article is highly attractive to ...

Article Analysis

Article Analysis
Thomas Aquinas is one of the famous personalities of the medieval period. One of his famous works Summa Theologiae gives an account of eternal law, divine law, human positive law and the law of nature in order to explain the meaning of law . Aquinas considered eternal law as the wisdom of God who administers the actions and movements of the created cosmos. The following is an article analysis for Article 3 of Question 2 in the part I section of the book “Summa Theologiae”. In this article, Aquinas quotes an objection that God does not exist ...

Most friends chuckle when I tell them that my favorite TV show is Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey and its host, the Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, is my hero. They get startled knowing that I spend Friday nights at the observatory of a local university, peering through a 20-inch telescope at the moon, globular clusters, planets, nebulas, and galaxies. They gave up listening on knowing that I usually spend several hours a night watching YouTube clips on the double slit theory, the effect of gravity on time, subatomic particles, and other mysteries related to the very essence of the universe.

When my ...

The point of this paper is to trace the origin of the maasai through their stories in order to find out if they were myths or legends.The Maasai is a group of plain Nilotes mostly living in the east African region. Their culture, mostly surrounds nomadic pastoralists that move with their cattle in search of water and pasture. Their creation myth surrounds livestock and mainly cattle which they hold sacred. They attribute their way of life to a myth in which Enkai sent them with cattle from heaven to look after them.

This story does not fit the outfit of ...

A schema describes a pattern of thought that is organized or behavior that categorizes information and relationships between them. All cognitive processes can be divided into two categories, that is, automatic and controlled processes. An automatic process is normally unintentional and involuntary in nature while controlled processes are intentional, effortful and can be constrained by resources available at the moment.

The two processes have several benefits. Schema allows people to relate the present occurrences to the past due to the fact that schema helps to categorize information. Schema also helps people to make sense out of some unfamiliar stimuli ...

This article, ‘The global expansion of judicial power’ focuses on the transformation of judicial systems of Italy and Germany since the end of the World War II with the aim of making them independent from political affiliations and inclination. In the process of doing this, the article describes the origin of judicial transformation to its present condition. This paper, therefore gives a critical review of the main pointed contained in the article.

According to the article, the traditional Italian judiciary was similar in structure to the judicial organizations in the continental Europe. Despite a few adjustments here and there, the ...

I see Jehovah’s Witnesses as stereotyped unlikeness reversals, with predictions that always fail; people that have translated the Bible in the wrong way, former members face bitter treatment, forceful and dictatorial leadership. They refuse important medical services like blood transfusions, even in situations that threaten the life of the victim. There are many cases of sexual abuse to some members of this group, though the Jehovah’s Witnesses have always denied some of these claims.

Children cannot involve themselves in extracurricular activities like school parties and trips because ...

The World War I with all its hostilities brought death and destruction across Europe. Millions of people died for the sacred purpose – to end all possible wars by getting involved into one massive war. In 1954, the Veterans Day received its official recognition (initially it was called Armistice Day) and became a national holiday that calls people to remember those soldiers who paid with their lives to ensure peace in the US. Without hesitation I would say that celebrating the Veterans Day is not only necessary, but also useful for the US to ensure its history and traditions being passed ...

Question 1

Max Weber makes the argument that religion negatively impacts the economic growth of a given country. Weber maintains that devotion to religion diminishes the need for the pursuit of wealth through involvement in secular affairs (Lough, 2006, p.152). Comparing patterns of religion around the world, it is clear that nations with higher regard for religion rank poorly in terms of economic development. For example, Bangladesh and Yemen are among the poorest countries in the world. However, almost 99 percent of the citizens of these two countries have a high adherence to their religions. In both countries, the citizenry ...

A. The problem discussed in this case is Vodafone’s long and complex process of implementing the global ERP system, in order to unify the decentralized operations of the company worldwide, to save costs, and to make the company’s functioning more fast and convenient across all locations. People factors that contributed to the problem included employee resistance to changes in local business processes, and lack of skills to effectively operate within the newly implemented ERP system. Among organizational factors, the main were the unwillingness of some subsidiaries to embrace change, and largely differentiated business processes across different locations. ...

1) Is Al-Kindi a fatalist? Can his position be reconciled with Islam (and if so how)? Based on his writings and teachings, the essential message of Al-Kindi (the earliest known Islamic philosopher) is that of fatalism – in essence, that our lives are conditioned in detail by a series of facts that are immutable and unchangeable. Al-Kindi’s perspective, which he outlines in his teachings, is that we can do nothing to change these circumstances and events, even when they are uncomfortable and painful to us. However, he also argues that we have the capability of joyfully affirming these circumstances and ...

Analysis Essay:

People in the world today are consuming more than what they need. The material needs of current populations are on the rise as a result of lifestyle, economic status and the number of convincing advertisements on the various media outlets. People seem not to be contended with what they have and there is the urgent need to add more to what they already have. Some of these materials that people are obsessed with include electronic appliances, gadgets, toys, clothing and food among many others. It is quite puzzling how people would want to buy more things and yet there are ...

Introduction

The suffering and evil in the world lead people to wonder whether there is truly a perfect God. As such, arguments that arise include if God was all-knowing (omniscient) then He ought to be aware of the suffering and evil present in the world. If God was indeed all-powerful (omnipotent) then it is expected that He has the power to eliminate or even prevent any kind of suffering in the world. Furthermore, if God was truly all good (Omni-benevolent) as it is believed He is then He would not allow the existence of suffering in the world. Since God has ...

A very important issue in inter-cultural communication is the varied difference in the gestures and practices across cultures of the world. For Americans it is quite troublesome that the peace sign is actually taken as showing the finger in nations like United Kingdom, South Africa and Australia. Actually, the palm needs to face outwards so that an individual is not mistaken in this context.

In the United States of America, thumbs up is taken as a common positive gesture, while in Iran the gesture as the worst possible insult and hence it needs to ...

Have you ever asked yourself what chapter or topics in psychology you will remember forever after your undergraduate degree! If not, I advice you to take my choice. Chapter 1 on the topic “The Six Scientific Thinking Principles,” the six scientific thinking principles are correlation vs. causation, falsifiability, Replicability, extraordinary claims, ruling out rival hypotheses and Occam’s razor. I think these principles can be applied in many different situations in life because it goes beyond psychology.

Correlation verses Causation, this is an error of ignorance or assuming that because something is associated with another, then it automatically ...

Indians and Europeans inhabited a world of villages rather than of empires and they thought locally rather than globally. The rhythms and rituals of planting and harvesting meant more to most people than did timetables for the transfer of territory. That is not to suggest they lived in idyllic rural communities unaware of their place in a larger, world, only that communities were small by modern standards and paid most attention to the things that most immediately affected them. The regions people inhabited set them apart from and sometimes set them in tension with other regions, but their orbits overlapped and ...

Alaimo, Kathleen. Historical Roots of Children’s Rights and the United States.

This article examines the rights of the child by tracing the historical origins of the rights of children in the West over the many centuries. The article also tries to clarify the distinctive ways in which children’s rights are contemporary understood. The essay focuses on the idea of rights by connecting this idea to the changing perspectives about childhood in the West. The discussion derives much from the 1989 UNCRC which defines children’s rights. According to Alaimo (2), the UNCRC affirms not only the ...

Representing the helm of a global enterprise proves no easy feat, particularly in the highly competitive and dauntingly complex world of the airline industry. Yet Richard Branson has managed to become viewed as a cool guy, who is down-to-earth, sensible and unpretentious as well as effectively leading the company Virgin into a hopeful future. A cogent understanding of the intensity and difficulty required to run an airline is noteworthy at the outset of this essay. In an article appearing in the Harvard Business Review, Anderson (2014) describes the treacherous terrain of management ...

The reflection paper, based on a range of classes of the course, is aimed at once more reconsidering what I have learnt during the course and the way I was feeling about each of the classes. Before considering each of the classes I would like to mention that all the class were very insightful, and made me more interested in religious studies in general, and the development of religion in Korea.

The introductory class was dedicated to Christianity in Korea. I was interested in general overview of the current state of Christianity in the world. Before the class I ...

At the beginning of the semester in this English 101 course, I expected that I will be able to develop and improve different aspects of the English language such as reading, writing, speaking, pronunciation and grammar (Nunan and Lockwood 2). I am particularly hoping to enhance my writing skills and grammar. At the end of the semester, I also aimed to develop other skills such as understanding the details of conversations, pronunciation and deeper analysis from reading for gist and how to use the English language more fluently. One of the strengths I have learned is the proper sentence ...

Introduction

Scrabble is a game using words, in which players normally score points merely by placing tile, each baring a specific letter, onto a playing / game board which is standard divided into a 15 by 5 grid of squares. Much less is known of the exact number of players of scrabble there are in the world, majorly because it lacks a big enough body in the world, compared to FIFA for instance in the case of football, which can organize its various functions and tournaments all over the world and help in making even an estimate. On top of that, the estimated number of ...

In a world obsessed with so much technology, it is fairly easy to get sucked into electronic devices, social media and virtual networking. This has not only affected our interpersonal relationships, but our relationship with the written word as well. There are many people that could not even tell you the last time that they picked up a book. It seems as though in our busyness and with our hectic lifestyles that we have lost a certain level of companionship and intimacy that we once had with one another and with the world. Literature and/or reading, has always had the ability to ...

Question 1: Bhopal Disaster

Uncertainty is part of any corporate organization and it may range from typical crises to existential crises. The crises can be national and affect all types of organizations or they can be industry specific. Whatever the type or case, how a corporate leader manages a crisis will have a long-term effect on the company or organization. Hearit (2006) defines a crisis as any activity or occurrence that is not planned for and has a negative effect on an organization if not managed effectively. Crises in companies are a test to managers. As a corporate leader, managing a crisis that is industry specific or that the company is ...

The U.S. Government’s and Individual Citizens Obligation in Reducing Nation’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions

The question on whether the United States government has an obligation to adopt policies that are designed to reduce the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions is of great controversy. This is due to the approach that is taken by different individuals to try and look into this question. The answers given by various personalities vary based on the approach that is taken towards this matter. This is despite the common knowledge that all individuals have a role in reducing greenhouse gas emission. This is ...

Innovators must deeply experience the world of their customers

Customer centricity is the dominant component of business success. The ability to engage with customers as people is of utter importance to innovators. Consumers or customers constitute the market and guarantee any business its success. Innovators need to relate fully with their customers so as to identify and implement their needs, tastes and preferences (Mohan et al, 54).

Failure to experience the customers’ world ultimately leads to the failure of a business. An innovator who does not experience their customers’ world is considered to be objectifying them. This infers that they enthusiastically or unenthusiastically treat them as a means to ...

- What is the climate for doing business in India? Is it supportive of foreign investment?

India is a very extraordinary country in all senses. When we talk about economic branch and investments partially, it is necessary to state that first of all it is a country with hyper potential. Business environment of India is very conducive and really attracts investors from all over the world.

Demographic data obviously must be taken into consideration, as here we face a huge diversity of possible meanings to use it effectively. Nowadays we may distinguish several main factors which make business climate in ...

James Baldwin’s short story “Sonny’s Blues” is a unique and fascinating tale full of history, tangible drama, and pressing insights into the plight of African Americans during the early 20th century. Telling the tale of two brothers – the unnamed narrator and Sonny – Baldwin’s work explores the nature of suffering, and how it is filtered through many different outlets (denial, judgment, drugs, music). The result is a well-written tale that offers the audience one of the most intriguing statements about the American experience, drawing on history and people’s perception of it to come to its ...

Social Justice is a part of almost all the jobs in any sectors. Today, many of the companies working around us, operates to leverage their employees, products and profits to better their community or the world even. Some of the existing companies have thought even further and are socially responsible entrepreneurs that work to make the world better with market based approaches.

One such company that shall be taken into consideration today is Starbucks. From the period they have opened their doors, more than 4o years now; Starbucks have always tried to be a much different company. Their mission was ...

Coca Cola is one of leading brands in the soft drinks market. Coca cola has become a trusted and famous brand name and the company has succeeded in making its image due to its quality, and techniques of image making. The company uses various techniques of image making and earned a highly reputed position in the world market. This paper intends t discuss how coca cola has succeeded in making a positive image in the beverage market along with discussing various techniques that the company uses in making its image.
Coca Cola started its business in 1880’s and since then ...

Studying international relations is an important aspect as the same not only requires an understanding of state of affairs in between nations at present, but in the future the very same understanding capabilities may translate into formulation of foreign policies. Studying about international relations is a challenging task as the same requires knowledge of political science, law and economics, yet the subject area is different from these individual aspects. The reason being international relations is a combination of political science, economics and law as the underlying factors in each of the above domains result in the formulation of ...

Question 1

"When in Rome, do as the Romans do" is a controversial guideline for MNC's doing business in developing countries with respect to ethical practices and social responsibility. On the one hand, identifying key ethical and social elements of developing countries, and implementing them at the local subsidiaries can be highly beneficial for MNCs. Such an approach would make it easier for MNCs to reach the customers of these markets. People are more willing to buy a product from a company that operates in a manner that they know and understand. For instance, consumers in the U.S. claim the economic responsibility ...

Religion is one of the most common and probably one of the oldest institutions present in different societies across the world. The institution of religion is practiced differently by different cultures, but the main purpose of the practice is to find a meaning of life and its source. Human nature drives an individual to strive to gain an understanding of mortality and its reality as it lies beyond the perception of man. Therefore, this paper examines the relation between religion and the essence of being. It tries to understand the history of religion and how it impacts on the lives ...

Diversity refers to the state of being different. Throughout my life experience, I have been able to come across people of different cultures, from various parts of the world (Foley, 2011). Such interaction o rather experience with such individuals is both at a personal level and an academic level. In the process of my growth, I had the opportunity of mixing with various cultures (Foley, 2011). This is because my parents originate from different places that have or rather that practiced different cultures. My mother is a Korean while my father is an American.

I spent ...

On the unfortunate afternoon of February 26, 1993, an explosion originating from the underground parking area of the World Trade Center 1 occurred, taking the lives of six (6) civilians while injuring another 1,042 (Antiterrorism Historical Vignette, n.d.; Greenspan, 2013). The explosion which occurred at exactly 12:17 pm of the said date came from a yellow Ford Econoline van which was traced to have been rented from a Ryder dealership in New Jersey, USA (Parachini, 2000; Greenspan, 2013). The massive explosion, but failing to achieve its main ...

Galileo Galilei often known, as Galileo was a very famous scholar and an Italian scientist who pioneered astronomy and modern physics. He was born in Pisa, Italy on 15 February 1564 and spent valuable time of his life by providing the services as professor of mathematics. He was the sixth child of Giulia Ammannati and well known and famous musician of his time Vincenzo Galilei. Spending very early years of his life in Italy, Galileo shifted along with his family in the year 1574 in Florence and there began his proper education at the Camaldolese Monastery in Vallombrosa (Sis, 2000). ...

Levi was born in a family of Piedmontese Jews: Cesare Levi and Esther Luzzatto, whose ancestors had moved to Italy from Spain and Provence. He studied in the classical lyceum (1934-1937), where he was taught, byNorberto Bobbio and Cesare Pavese, distinguished with anti-fascist views.

Then Levi joined the Department of Chemistry University of Turin, but did not finish it and did not get a diploma (the fascist government in 1938 forbade Jews to study in public schools and universities). He worked in chemical laboratories in small enterprises of Turin and Milan.
Primo then joined the anti-fascist group of liberal-socialist-leaning " ...

Business or economic globalization is the global integration of markets. In the past century this has been one of the major global megatrends as economies of the world battle it out to have a share in the lucrative global business arena. Asia has not been left behind in this rush. It has taken several domestic and international steps meant to boost its businesses with foreign economies on a global scale. Trade agreements and improvements on the quality of products are some of the steps that Asia has taken to boost its presence in the global business arena. However, Asia has experienced ...

Globalization is a modernization and western process through which societies move from a traditional to a modern setup. As a result, it unites various societies in the world today almost making the world be a global village. It brings along rapid changes since people can interact more closely with one another and thus effects on various sectors. In addition, globalization involves shaping of new systems from simultaneous to differentiated social occurrences such as changed realities. In the changes brought about by globalization, the education system is not left behind and is impacted in all levels from the low levels to higher education.

The rapid ...

As one of the seven founders of La Leche League International, Marian Tompson is an inspiration to women around the globe, especially those involved in early childcare and infant feeding. Born in 1929, she was given no support when attempting to breastfeed her children, and in fact found more opposition than encouragement in choosing breastfeeding over artificial baby milk, or formula. She, together with six other women founded the premier breastfeeding support society in the world. She is an inspiring figure because she found ways to advocate for women, create a global community, and unite women together for a common goal ...

Cheating is an effort of gaining something by manipulation. Cheating is one of common traits of human behavior and people cheat in their life for various reasons. Some people cheat for materialistic gains, some cheat for gaining in their professional life, while a number of people also cheat in their marital relationship. Cheating in sports has also been a common behavior in recent times. This paper intends to discuss cheating along with discussing how cheating is increasing rampantly in various areas including sports.

Cheating gives an edge to cheaters over others and it reduces competition. Cheating is very common and People ...