Essays on Cull

In the history of human civilisation, theatrical performance was one of the ways of sending a message from authors to a target audience. The mean of sending this message was an actor and his ability to create a contact with the audience, to make his acting credible and understandable for the target audience in a specific context of performance. The aim of this essay is to explain what it means to perform on stage and how our perception of it has changed under the influence of the contemporary theatre-makers. Looking through critical reviews of different plays, one can come to a conclusion that ...

In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements in

Introduction In an article for 9 News, the columnist Usher discussed response from various sectors to the Western Australian government’s policy on shark culling. In 2013, the WA government announced its implementation of shark culling as a policy due to increasingly alarming safety issues. Shark culling involves the use of drum lines to bait and capture sharks. Since then, many tiger sharks were captured and killed. Various sectors, particularly environmental activists such as Sea Shepherd expressed opposition against the WA government’s shark culling policy citing issues about its legality. The issue was brought to the WA Supreme ...

How the Digital World Affects Student Behavior

Introduction One of the most and possibly the greatest occurrences in the 20th century is the rise of the mass media (Isacosta’ Site, n.d.) whereby television, radio, and print became the primary sources of information and entertainment. Television, among the three major forms of mass media, played the biggest role in changing the views and behavior of the audiences in such a way that it created an early window– an idea in media that creates another dimension, especially for the children, to see the world even before they experience it – consequently, inducing the curious minds of the viewers, especially ...

In almost any way you look at them; Chicago Illinois and Cape Coral are polar opposite US cities. One is situated on the Coast, the other in the Midwest on the shores of one of the Great Lakes. Their geography is vastly different. Their populations are different sizes. Their local governments operate in a vastly different way. But in so far as Chicago, Illinois and Cape Coral, Florida are US cities, they do have chronologies. The purpose of comparing and contrasting them gives insight into the similarities that cities have in so far as they are both cities in the ...