All Good Things...

hobby, and are turning it into a career for themselves and are making around six figures for it. Believe it or not, this industry also brings in huge amounts of profit because of the amount of sponsorships and big companies that invest in it to get good marketing to possibly get their marketing to reach different…

Decisions are difficult to make. No one wants to be wrong or regret what he or she chooses. Simple decisions make up our everyday lives and people still may take forever to decide. Simple things like where to eat, what to wear, and what movie to watch are becoming a daily debate. Although trivial, we struggle with these decisions. For help, we look to others. Feeling included in the loop, having the knowledge of choosing a popular choice, and making an “informed” decision is a major part of how…

one understand the truth through the bias and hierarchy of society. Though one does have to work with people, a good scientist believes nothing is true until proven and test all. But, I believe this societal pressure in knowing the facts and this trust in the norm is eradicating the possibility of seeing the unknown truths. This bias and societal influence have to lead to horrible things, to genocides and holocausts. We need society and structure, but we need to produce a society that is open…

The Day I Went to Golfland for the First Time. My dad told me that I had to learn how to play new thing instead of just play video games like, Call of Duty, Minecraft , and GTA. So then I asked him what kind of games? So he told me,”you'll see tomorrow because it's dark outside and a growing kid needs 8 hours of sleep”. Has your mom or dad ever tell that a growing kid needs 8 hour of sleep? I used to think it was 5 seconds. So I just told him,”Ok I'll see you in 5 seconds”. Then later that…

assisted living facility known as the “Glenwood.” When I went into their office to ask them if it was permissible for me to do volunteer work, they made me aware that this is an organization is a for profit organization. That means all the employees are getting paid to do all of the work that they do, and the price to live here is going to be more expensive for the residents due to having staff members available 24/7 around the clock. I asked, “how much charity work is done here,” and Lisa…

consequence that Spital and Taylor are interested in with regards to organ donation is the greatest good or happiness. Based on this theory, Spital and Taylor argue that “the requirement for consent for cadaveric organs be eliminated and that whenever a person dies with transplantable organs, these be routinely recovered” (Spital and Taylor 2007, 182). This is because routine recovery will promote the greater good as it reduces the “unnecessary loss of human life” (Spital and Taylor 2007, 182).…

It was my first day of college, i was very nervous transferring all the way from the United states to Morocco. I always wanted to go to morocco google pictures look absolutely amazing, Culture is also a big thing i would love to see i 'm tired of seeing boring america i wanna see a person devoted to what they believe in and i wanna someone love who they are who everyone is and specially their god, Allah. I was starting college at Mohammed V University of Agdal for english. Walking around the…

developed muscular dystrophy in his right leg after getting into a car accident. “Travis you don’t know how many days and nights I’ve prayed to have my leg back. I can’t do the things I used to do from dribbling the basketball around to skiing the slopes in St. Bart’s. I’m a total wreck! I didn’t ask for any of this! Why do good people suffer? Why is it that no matter how hard you try in life you equally fall hard? Why is it that as humans we try to make a right a wrong and a wrong a right?” …

(Steele 522-523). I feel this is a good thing the NCAA is doing but for many college athletes the money they get in grants and scholarships is not enough and they have to get a job. Having to get a job takes away from time they could be out practicing with the team and working on class projects/assignments. The third argument for not paying college athletes according to, Andre Zimbalist, an economist, and writer of “Paying College Athletes: Take Two”, state “not all college sports make…

theatre nerd? Maybe I wanted this part. No, that’s not me. I talk a lot but I am shy. I’m not good with crowds hence why I’ve chosen a background role. I return from my daydream at the exact moment Mrs. Vail explains to me, that the former actress for Vi is ineligible for the role as she failed one of her classes. Okay, what sin have I performed to have such misfortune fall into me? But I suppose that’s a good thing. She didn’t lose her mind nor did she break her bones. This means she is capable…