Aggravation

Stradlater about what he did with Jane he communicates that, “his voice was shaking something awful” (49). Clearly Holden is affected emotionally and as he vacillates and he begins to let it affect him physically as well. Holden later shows his aggravation when he discovers the graffiti on the walls of the school, he expresses his anger in vicious thoughts, “I kept wanting to kill whoever’d written it” (221). A school represents learning and knowledge, Holden worries that if the kids see the…

Throughout the mid-nineteenth century, contentions revolving around the preservation and expansion of slavery in America developed a noticeable schism between the North and the South. The stark contrast between the two regions reflected an age of acute social, political and economic sectionalism, which would ultimately exacerbate the nation’s prevailing issues and lead to civil war. Previously, delegates had attempted to resolve disputes through diplomacy and compromise so as not to disturb the…

Describe the organisation (What body is responsible for the initiative), who is it designed to support? Headspace is an organisation that was designed in 2006 as “a national health foundation”. The organisation was first supported by the federal government to deliver a “youth friendly, stigma free services at a number of locations around Australia.” Headspace promotes that a good mental health is being able to work to your full potential and to be able to cope with everyday life pressures. “The…

According to the WDC (Whale and Dolphin Conservation) organization, at least 44 orcas have died in SeaWorld. There is at least 40 killer whales that are still in captivity (Killer Whales in Captivity, 1). Within 30 years, there has been 3 deaths at SeaWorld. It was caused by the same killer whale. The killer whale is called Tilikum (10 things you didn’t know about SeaWorld, 1). Tilikum was the start of why the audience started to question what was going on behind the gates. SeaWorld has been…

Imperialism, Values, and Human Trafficking in China The modern People’s Republic of China is undergoing drastic social, economical, and political developments, and is the second largest source, transit and destination of human trafficking. Along with these changes, the problem of human trafficking and modern slavery is worsening exponentially. Human trafficking is the modern slavery that involves illegal trading of people for exploitation, including “recruitment, transportation, transfer,…

Money makes the world go round. It is human nature to strive toward financial hierarchy and collect the largest amount of values possible. Those who have a true grasp of what it takes to earn vast economic wealth, understand that the only way to succeed is through hard work and dedication. As best-selling author Carrie Wilkerson once said, “The more you’re not taking action, the more money you’re losing”. Carrie Wilkerson is conveying the message that the only way to succeed by being…

[My students] get the sense that their own language is not good enough… what was wrong with the way it was before? Why do we have to be Western to be competitive in business?” (Traves 104). The teacher’s questions, give the tone of confusion and aggravation as to why it is important to learn English. The quote gives the audience what the teacher is feeling for her students and the hardship that they have gone through. In addition, when Michelle Szabo was asked about her students’ test scores,…

While most people do not realize how much of an effect social media has on them, studies have shown social media has its pros and cons. Pros being that social media helps connect others easily; the cons are that it helps bullies continue their pestering online any time they want. More than half youth students have been bullied or engaged in bullying over the Internet (“Bullying Statistics”). Some studies have been done on cyberbullying like this US Legal article about the pestering corruption.…

The thought here is that NPs are prepared for autonomous patient care during their academic years, and have learned enough to pass certification thus should be able to provide care. This mismatch of expectations and assumptions can be a source of aggravation…

Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Paine both were visionaries in their day, understanding that the world around us was more than just dirt and rock but that there was a divine infinite universe in front of us to explore and all you had to do was look up. While both of these men could be found laying the bricks for the age of enlightenment in the colonies and paving the way for a new country, free of British rule, they were also vastly different in individual temperament. Benjamin Franklin and…