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Throughout this journal, I predict that Tom Robinson will end up being guilty. One can see that Tom Robinson could be pronounced guilty for a few reasons. The first reason is when someone talked to Tom he did not respond and he just stayed silent. In the text it states, “the spectators were quiet, but the defendant said something. Atticus whispered to him, and Tom Robinson was silent” (Lee 233). In this quote one may think that Tom Might be nervous or scared so he just decided he did not want to…

to embody its own culture. Kinsella describes a culture as “the sphere to which people turn to fulfill spiritual, emotional intellectual and sexual needs and desires which are not met within the fabric of their lives at work, at school, at home” (251). With the further evolution of kawaii into a national identity, compared with the development of girl culture participating in kawaii as a lifestyle, it is of course a culture all on its own. This is most evident by the fact that girls attempted…

The reconciliation of Hermes with Apollo and the gift-giving that ensues in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes (4), despite involving possessions and titles, ultimately signifies a trading of respect and recognition. Following his birth, Hermes lacks an official rank or sphere of rule and, as a result, must prove himself worthy of acceptance from his divine peers. The method he uses to accomplish this, while sly and deceptive, is acknowledged as being admirable and garners him his initial title as the…

Susannah Cahalan is not only a journalist, but also someone who struggled with a mental illness. She combines these two attributes in her book Brain on Fire, in which she tells the story of her life with Anti-NMDA receptor autoimmune encephalitis. She retells how frightening it was to not understand what was happening to herself. Cahalan uses the book as a platform to get her point on living with a disease across. First off, Cahalan states that we do know have sufficient knowledge on mental…

The author, Wendy Wood, wrote “The Heart, Mind, and Soul of Professionalism in Occupational Therapy” to help Occupational Therapist Practitioners to balance heart mind, and soul into the profession. From her own experiences, she has learned that if these three key elements are not included in practicing in Occupational Therapy it will not give the clients the desired outcomes. The intended audience for this article are Occupational Therapist Practitioners. Main Points The first main point that…

agencies) implemented in December 2010 a project named “Healthy People 2020”. “Healthy People 2020 project, is looking to reduce morbidity and cost associated with, and maintain or enhance the quality of life for persons with Dementia” (Black, 2014, p.251). There are different interventions that can be done to achieve the goals of this program. First of all, one of the big steps that can be made is to understand the influence of lifestyle factors on a person’s risk cognitive decline and…

It seems by the end of the novel, Jake and Brett are the only ones who seem to have come to terms with who they are and who they have become. Especially Brett, she always knew she was a bitch, but she never really noticed it until the end with Romero “I’m thirty-four, you know. I’m not going to be one of those bitches that ruins children” (247). She sent Romero away for her own benefit and I think that’s the Brett that Jake and Mike knew personally. Cohn and Romero didn’t know Brett like Jake…

Did you know that out of all of the medical conditions an individual can face during their lifetime, cancer has the highest per-person price in the United States? Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem that there is going to be a solution to this high cost coming any time soon either. A study was done by the American Society of Clinical Oncology that found by 2020, the total annual cost of cancer care will reach $175 billion dollars by 2020. This will be a 40% increase since 2010. The Affordable Care…

As he states, “...it may be that...one day historians and scholars of religion will find it impossible to believe there ever lived on this planet counterparts of theirs who thought it was possible to study history or religion without the gods...” (251). Instead of the conventional histories and religious studies perspectives shaped by modernity, scholarship will account appropriately for the gods. However, releasing the gods in this modern age is much more difficult than Orsi realizes. Because…

and Reproduction 95). 1,328 evictions were filed, but tenants only appeared in 378 cases and of those, 251 were interviewed (66.4% response rate) (Eviction and Reproduction 95). They were asked about their current residences (rent, number of bedrooms, etc.), outcome of their hearing (evicted, dismissed, postponed, etc.), and their demographic information (Eviction and Reproduction 95). Of that 251, 105 people provided Summons and Complaint forms, which provided high quality data about the…