Finding a needle in a haystack isn’t hard when every straw is computerized. I’m not the monster he wants me to be
3 mn read Genocide term had its origination in Armenian holocaust define by Raphael Lemkin in 1944. It is deliberately killing racial, ethnic, or particular group as a whole with the intention of destruction. It was considered to be the first and the last mass murder of humans after the Nazi’s holocaust incident but time decided another way […]
5 mn read School administration is charged with ensuring the provision of a secure, supportive and healthy institution environment where children can study and exploit their full potentials and capacities. This encompasses the taking of preventive measures in the abuse of tobacco, alcohol as well as other drugs and substances among students. Historically, learning institutions preferred the use […]
3 mn read Introduction The big sleep is a sensational crime detective novel written by the American-born author Raymond Chandler. The story was adapted for the movie by William Faulkner, Leigh Brackett, and Jules Furthman. The first release of the movie was in 1946, and a remake of the same title was released in 1978. The film has […]
4 mn read Introduction ”The Storm”, by Kate Chopin is regarded as the voice of women’s liberation and free will. Freedom of passion, desire, and sexuality is the core theme of this work. Her work is highly enjoyed and appreciated by genuine readers of literature is because, it depicts the sensational scene of a cold stormy evening, and […]
2 mn read Thomas Malthus in his exposition “An Essay on the Principle of Population,” proclaimed that exponentially the human population increases whereas the production of food rises arithmetically thus little or no resources would be available for human survival if control of population growth was not in place. Surprisingly, over two decades later the purported starvation predicted […]
2 mn read The public policy implications and crime prevention strategies related to different criminological theories and types of crime The public policy is based on a number of different theories which have helped in understanding the different types of crimes and the ways by which the crime prevention strategies are built and implemented. The most prominent criminological […]
2 mn read This is a story from my personal life when I finally realized what was the right thing to do and got it done after making a wrong choice the first time around. It all happened five years ago on an August afternoon when I was out with my friends to have a good time. We […]
3 mn read Introduction One of the major themes in the novel “Bridge to Terabithia” by Katherine Paterson is transformation. At the beginning of the novel, Jesse Aarons portrays the fearful, frustrated, angry, and depressed character. After meeting Leslie and losing her, Jesse becomes transformed and becomes a courageous and brave individual who is free from anger and […]
5 mn read Wealth and Crime have to be one of those problems that are exactly the same as that of the egg and chicken – impossible to trace which one leads to the other. A lot of researchers have conducted successful studies on the relation between crime and wealth and most of them have reached a consensus […]
3 mn read Whilst My Papa’s Waltz is not a complicated poem concerning diction or form, it can as well stimulate interest and debate. The poem maintains waltz’s rhythm and ambiguity throughout. It makes the audience to be able to empathize with the boy who is handled roughly by the alcoholic father, which is a pointer to something […]
