Medal Research Papers Samples For Students

1. Introduction
Bulgaria is located between the Turkey and Romania in the Southeastern Europe and has a variety of different sports practiced by its citizens. The country of more than seven million citizens has been part of the summer and winter Olympics game from their early start. In the country the most popular sports are football - soccer, volleyball, various different gymnastics, wrestling, weight lifting and others. There are various different sport figures popular in the country, but they do not fully address the international sporting achievements of Bulgaria on the international level. The paper will present the country’ ...

Annually on the third Monday of January in the USA, the Day of the black fighter for the civil rights Martin Luther King is celebrated. This holiday is confined to the birthday of King on January 15. The preacher Martin Luther King headed the Movement for the rights of black Americans. This movement was devoted to fighting against racism and discrimination. At the same time, King supported only nonviolent methods of the fight. In 1964, the Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to him, and in 2004 the American authorities have posthumously appropriated him the Congressional Gold Medal which ...

History

The Mexico City 1968 Olympics (1968 Olympics hereafter) is the first Olympic Games held in a Latin American city. Several historically memorable events characterize the 1968 Olympics, in that it featured several record-breaking feats alongside the fact that the entire event is riddled with impacts of international politics. Most notable about the 1968 Olympics is that ten days before it started, the Tlatelolco massacre took place in Mexico City. Nearly a hundred people were killed by the military cordon protecting then-President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, whose regime was greatly denounced across all of Mexico for its repressiveness. Despite the existence of imminent ...

Introduction

I am a Head Coach of Sarah Storey and I am really proud to present you with her life and achievements in this short paper. Sarah Storey is a British cycler and former swimmer. She is one of the most brilliant British Paralympian, multiple medal winner in both cycling and swimming. We will talk about her success in the Olympic Games and some other competitions. We will share some training tips of Sarah, too. She is a pride of the Great Britain and one on the strongest and the most inspiring women all around the world. It is a ...

Women’s Army Corps- WAC

It was in May 1941, congresswomen by the name Edith Rogers introduced a bill to create Women Army Auxiliary corps (WAAC). President Franklin D. signed legislation on July 1st 1943 that changed the name of the corps (WAAC) to (WAC) which stands for Women’s Army Corps and hence became part of the U.S Army Reserves. It was established so that to enable women to serve in noncombat positions.
The conversions of WAAC to WAC lead to a crisis in WAC recruiting. Some of the WAC recruiters lowered the standards that are required for acceptance into the corps while a few ...

As Co-Founder, CEO and Chairman of Apple Inc., Jobs met many ups and downs as a good leader. Throughout Apple’s history, such as when they Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne have just started their business in 1976 in the garage of Jobs’ foster parents, years later, they were a success. It only proves that with the right mix of leaders, they can start a company that will later on live with its vision. Apple Company had since then continued to hire many highly talented, creative, and innovative people (e.g., Mike Scott, John Scully).

With Jobs’ leadership and the highly competent ...

Bob Dylan is a renowned American Musician Songwriter, composer, singer and artist all rounded up in one package. He was born on 24th May 1941 to become quite influential through his music in the 1960s. Much of his songs during this time became a favorite for civil rights movements and anti-war campaigns. Notably the songs ‘blowing in the Wind and ‘The times they are a-changing’ became anthems for activists and antiwar campaigners in the United States of America.
His lyrics incorporated a variety of social, political, philosophical and literary influences that saw him develop and maintain a career spanning fifty years in ...

FREDERICK BANTING

Biography
Fredrick Banting took birth near Alliston, Ontario, Canada on Nov 19, 1891. He completed his schooling from Alliston, and went on to pursue a medical degree from Divinity College and graduated to become a doctor in 1916. In his urge to serve the country during the First World War, he joined Royal Canadian army Medical Corps. In 1941, Banting died in a plane crash .

Contribution

Banting assumed that if the hormonal secretions of Islets of Langerhans (a part of the pancreas) were extractable, it could act as a controlling agent for diabetes.Along with his assistant Charles Best, Banting started his experiments on dogs ...

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The 1st American Volunteer Group (AVG) was a branch of the Army, Navy and Air Force seconded to the Chinese Air force during World War II. Although they only existed from 1941 to 1942, this group, known as the “Flying Tigers” made a lasting impression upon air combat during the war.
The Flying Tigers were formed by President Franklin Roosevelt to help the Chinese against the superior air forces of the Japanese (Chennault, pp. 24) The idea for the group came largely from its first commander, retired U.S. Army Air Corps Colonel Claire Chennault. (Chennault, pp. 26) Col. Chennault was ...

Chimpanzees, along with the gorilla and orangutans, are members of the hominidae family, thus making them related to us. Thanks to her passion for animal rights Dr. Jane Goodall has been an avid supporter of animal rights and protection.
Born in 1934 in London, Jane Goodall flew to Tanzania to live amongst the chimpanzees. Her work bypassed the more traditional procedures of standing in the background to observe these animals and instead lived amongst them to learn their behaviors. In her early life animals fascinated her, observing birds and other native animals. She would spend her free time ...

THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE

Introduction
This report is going to look at the ethical dilemmas and theory used to address public concerns as referring to the movie The Manchurian candidate as a reference form of entertainment. It is also going to going to discuss the social responsibilities that can be ethically addressed in this type of entertainment .At the end the social responsibilities of the society will be put to light on the basis of the society in decrypting sources of entertainment and there moral attributes to the people.
Describing the ethical dilemmas and the ethical theory used to address public concerns ...

The Role of Women in MSE

(Mathematics, Science, and Engineering)

The late 19th century to the early 20th century will be an interesting era in the Unites States of America to observe regarding the progress of women in the MSE (Mathematics, Science, and Engineering) field. It was when the MSE fields are shaping into definite forms as highly-structured disciplines, producing its first doctorial degree holder in 1862 from Yale University (powerpoint on Women Educ). Coincidentally, it was when the women's rights movement was also intensely active.

Women’s Role in MSE (late 19th to early 20th century)

It took activism and much struggle from women and the people around them for them to participate in the ...

Marie Curie is polish-born French physicist. She is most famous for her work on radioactivity. Besides she is twice a winner of the Nobel Prize. Together with her husband Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel she was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for the first time in 1903. In 1911 she became the sole winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. Thus, she became the first woman in the world history who won the Nobel Prize and the only female to win this honorable award in two different fields.
Marie Curie (born Sklodowska) was a talented, thirsty for knowledge and ...