When a loss is so great, it seems as if there is no possible way to go on. We go through our days in a kind of fog. The loved one, the one so important to making life worthwhile for is, is simply gone. We gather here now, in fact,...
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Hamlet designs his play-within-the-play called The Mousetrap with the purpose of confirming the words of the Ghost about the King Hamlet’s murder. The Mousetrap, which is also known in the play as The Murder of Gonzago, is performed by visiting actors. Its plot resembles King Hamlet’s murder through the murder...
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The company is facing challenges with its Macau operations. This is because the island has the potential to reach out to a growing demographic of wealthy consumers in China. They have more disposable income and are seeking out a getaway that is close to the mainland. However, issues such as...
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Jeff Cohen and Norman Solomon highlight in their joint column “Spotlight Finally Falls on White Hate Radio” the bigotry of talk show host Bob Grant. Grant is the mouthpiece for one of the most widely listened to talk shows in the country nuzzled at New York WABC headquarters. The show...
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We see it in innumerable science fiction films – underwater cities, completely self-sufficient, existing independently from civilization on the mainland – but is habitation under the sea a plausible reality or just a mere conjecture? Research on the prospects of underwater habitation has been underway for over a decade. Indeed,...
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The issue over online privacy has recently been reignited following the exposure of the practices the National Security Agency (NSA) was adopting both nationally and internationally. It was in May 2013 that Edward Snowdon (A NSA computer contractor), leaked information about the PRISM surveillance program. The following paper explore the...
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The men and women of Niger live in isolation — they have since conception. In contrast to our American upbringing, they are not privileged with exposure to social and economic advancements. Many are reared without a complete familial unit; not due to a choice but rather a direct reflection of...
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My favorite work from the English literary canon would be George Eliot's Middlemarch. There are other contenders within the Victorian canon, specifically Dickens's Bleak House or Dombey and Son. As great as these novels are, however, I do not feel they match the scope of achievement in Eliot's masterpiece. The...
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