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On January 19, 1913, Richard Milhous Nixon was born into a Quaker home in Yorba Linda, California (Aronson 8). He attended East Whittier High School and joined the debate team, eventually becoming one of the school’s best debaters. His teacher noted that Nixon “had this ability to kind of slide around an argument instead of meeting it head-on” (Barr 12). His senior year, Nixon ran for president of his class. He lost the election, and in his memoirs, he would refer to this as his first political…

Putting Public First First off, it was smart of Pepsi to look at the situation from the consumer point of view. As a corporation, Pepsi knew it was not their fault as their filling facilities were top of the line, leaving no room for these syringes to enter the can. The general public on the other hand was not aware of the technology that Pepsi uses which can lead to a sense of uncertainty and fear. By putting the public first, it shows that they care about this crisis seriously in order to…

and started taking art classes at the Kansas City Art institute. Disney’s moved back to Chicago in 1917. There he continued his art classes through convincing his father that it was an educational experience. He became his high schools magazine cartoonist. Walt goes to war summer of 1918. He tried to join the navy to fight in World War II but he was too young. Walt tried for the Canadian army as well but after being denied he became an ambulance driver. His parents were hesitant at first but…

Sara Boxer, author of “Why are all the Cartoon Mothers Dead?” illuminates readers on the horrors of the beloved cartoon films so many people love to watch. Boxer was previously an editor and writer for the well-known Newspaper Company New York Times. The author attempts to persuade readers of her ideas that influence her to write this essay. Her first claim is that Mother characters are often killed before the film or in the early beginnings. She also finds herself pointing towards father…

1898 was a time of many perspectives and opinions in the 1898 current events. The United States was active in expansion; the obtaining of Hawaii, and the attempt to obtain control over the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. The expansion of the United States and the attempting to convert the nations to US cultural customs and beliefs (whether it was in good intention of the US or not). In doing so, the public, not only the United States but also the South American, Spanish, German, and other…

In the last round of Groves debate tournament, the topic of the session was global warming and green energy. Having encountered the case multiple times prior, with a multitude of credible evidence cards, I was confident in my argument against the validity of anthropogenic global warming. However, after the two hour long round concluded, the judge declared that the negative, our team, had lost. Dumbfounded, I inquired for the reason for our defeat. The judge, in a disgusted expression, exclaimed…

plot of the dead mothers has been a part of storytelling for so long no can simply explain it. In 2014, Sarah Boxer from the Atlantic took the plunge to tell us exactly why the no mother role might make sense. Sarah Boxer a writer, illustrator, and cartoonist finds her place to analyze why Disney includes no mothers. In Sarah’s article “Why…

Climate change is a subject that is relevant to all living beings on Earth, yet it is underrepresented and in some cases even ignored by the media and the public. In the article Climate Change as News, Andrew C. Revkin states that the general topic of climate change is very difficult for journalists and reporters to cover for its lack of calamity when compared to other disasters and “FrontPage worthy” titles, and for its complexity that makes understanding this topic difficult for regular people…

Passing: A Continuing Reality In 2015, racial passing still goes on in this day and age. A woman’s 62 year-old brother’s adult child is “passing.” Racial passing occurs when a person classified as a member of one racial group is also accepted as a member of another racial group. Generally, “passing” is done to make a person’s life easier. However, the sense of loss may not be understood. Her nephew is of mixed racial ancestry, African-American and Caucasian. His parents were still in high…

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