Holehole bushi are songs composed and sang by Japanese immigrants who worked in the cane field for the sugar plantations in the late 19th century. These songs show a sense of the early plantation life. The plantation workers sang about their joys, sorrows, hardship, and challenges. Many of these songs are created by women workers during their labor, it provides a direct connection to history from women’s perspective. In the holehole bushi above, it sounds like the plantation life was very tough.…
Jim Murphy and Alison Blank tackle telling the story of humanity's constant ever looming threat, the microorganism tuberculosis. TB has stumped humankind for ages, striking mysteriously and taking the lives of many. Many have attempted to solve this dilemma, only to find another obstacle in their path. Invincible Microbe covers the diseases symptoms, early(and sometimes brutal) treatments, and the struggles modern day doctors and scientists face. Murphy and Blank dive into humanity's desperation for a cure by studying many treatments from the age old practice of bloodletting, and the divine ‘healing’ touch of a king, to the highly systematic sanitariums of the nineteenth and twentieth century.…
Depelchin offers PCIT for children experiencing behavioral or emotional difficulties. It involves both the caregiver and the child to improve child behavior and decreases parental stress. PCIT is a 12-16 week commitment by the caregiver and the child. They have one session per week. They plan to improve the parent-child relationship, the child’s listening and minding, the child’s ability to manage anger and frustration, the child’s appropriate social skills, the child’s attention skills, and help build the child’s self-esteem.…
Hello I’m Destiny Tran and I’m a sophomore. I’m currently going into my second on the Hazen drill team. I’m different for the kids in your class because I’m actually doubling up this year, so I’m taking two math classes. I’ve always had a love for math so I was really excited to have this opportunity to challenge my skills.…
No Pit So Deep written by James Nathaniel Miller II is a fast-paced Thriller with a light Christian base wrapped up in a romantic bow. This is the first of two books in the Cody Musket Series. Cody Musket, a former Marine turned professional baseball player, is forced to face his demons when he witness’s a woman being kidnapped. When Brandi Barnes is targeted for her work, Cody takes it upon himself to protect her, sending them both down a dangerous path. But what happens when love becomes a factor?…
“Pedestrian at Best” may be Barnett’s loudest work to date. It’s muddled with brash and aggressive guitar playing, topped off with Barnett’s static-heavy vocals. It’s a 90s Nirvana and grunge fan’s dream. She opens the song with the lyrics: “I love you, I hate you, I’m on the fence, it all depends.” We immediately plunge straight into Barnett’s brain and current mental state.…
All of these aspects of Taylor’s music create an enjoyable song to appreciate. Liner…
Hypothesis: I hypothesize that if we replace infected host trees (avocado) with uninfected host trees (apple trees), the number of trees infected with Fusarium dieback will decrease because apple trees do not provide enough water for beetles and fungus to live inside them. Introduction:…
The song by Eve called “Love is Blind” in the album Ruff Ryders ' First Lady (1999). This rapper tells the story about her best friend who was in an abusive relationship. The song starts off with the guitar playing an aggressive cord catching your attention letting you know that this is serious. Eve’s voice comes out hard you can heard the anger in…
In the book Holes, Stanley was sent to a desert camp called Camp Green Lake, for a crime he didn’t commit. After a while, he relized that himself and the other boys weren’t digging for character, they’re digging for something else. At first, Stanley was a timid boy who was sent to a camp for a crime he didn’t do, but if it didn’t happen, he wouldn’t be the bold boy we all know today. Through the influence of Zero’s friendship, Stanley changed from a timid boy to a bold young man. At the beginning of the novel, Stanley was a bullied, shy boy who didn’t have any friends.…
Out of the Norm A Breaching Experiment is an experiment that seeks to examine people’s reactions to violations of commonly accepted social norms or rules. Norms are described as the expectations, or rules of behavior, that develop out of societies values. For this assignment, I was asked to violate a social standard by doing something out of the ordinary and observe and record the reactions of the people who witnessed the breach. The response to the break is crucial to the experiment.…
Most of the story talk about how to complete domestic duties like sewing, ironing, cleaning the house, hygiene, setting the table, etc. It seems like it is important for the mother to relate it to her daughter because that was the definition of a good woman in those times. Some examples in the story are when the mother tells her daughter " This is how to sew on a button, this is how you iron your father's khaki pants so that they do not have crease, this is how you sweep a hole house"(128). All these things that the mother is telling to her girl is because at some point the daughter is going to need those tips.…
The artwork I choose is Pebbles around a Hole. The artist is Andy Goldsworthy. He was born in Britain in 1956. He created Pebbles around a Hole in 1987. The medium used is chromogenic print.…
SCIENCE As early as 9000 years ago, man’s first trip to the dentist resulted when a minimum of nine individuals survived the procedure of drilling holes into their molars in a Neolithic Indus Valley village in today’s Pakistan. Findings push the dawn of dentistry by 4000 years when a drilled molar was noticed in a Neolithic graveyard found in Denmark, to several years earlier. In fact, recent evidence hints the innovation of dentistry with drilled molars found in the teeth of 300 individuals buried in graves at the Mehrgarh site in western Pakistan, which is believed to be the oldest Stone Age complex in Indus Valley. “This is certainly the first case of drilling a person’s teeth”, said David Frayer, professor of anthropology at University of Kansas.…
In “The Vacuum” by Howard Nemerov, the speaker of this poem highlights the grief and sorrow he feels. The reader understands that his wife left him a widow and the implications behind this. The narrator discusses the vacuum she leaves behind and the effect it has on him and the atmosphere. Moreover, the speaker uses the vacuum as a symbol to represent the absence of his dead wife.…