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On the twelfth of November, I had the delight to visit one of many beautiful buildings in New York City. The Olympic building located on fifth avenue between fifty first and fifty second street. Once you enter the building you will immediately notice the Parthenon marble cast collection against the wall. However, these marbles cast are copies of the originals, but these are so perfectly redone that you can probably mistake them for the originals. The design of the hallway, which the marble cast…

The Aeneid follows the mission of Aeneas, a Trojan hero, to found a new city following the destruction of Troy. Throughout his voyage, Aeneas has to overcome many obstacles and persevere through all the hardships in order to create a new city for his people. The Aeneid presents a multitude of themes that begin in Book I and continue throughout the course of his journey. The concept of land versus sea presents itself as a major concept throughout Aeneas’ expedition. The feeling of being on land,…

Rome started as a society of small farmers located in central Italy, placing it among other civilizations within the Mediterranean basin; Etruscans, Latins, Celts, and the most influential, the Ancient Greeks. In early years, Rome acquired many cultural characteristics from the Etruscan civilization, but as Rome expanded, it came into contact with the Greeks. Since then, Greek influence has become an important element in Roman life. However, it was the Roman civilization that came to rule and…

beginning at the point of controversy when it is shown to viewers. Looking at the statistics for white on black crimes that result from the media: on average, more whites are killed by blacks, blacks are killed by blacks, and whites are killed by whites (Cella and Neuhauser). Blacks killed by whites has the lowest average of all four categories, so the need to bring about movements and create other problems is unnecessary. People need to understand what is right and wrong as well. For example,…

Introduction This essay will examine the different ways in which Roman culture is detectable archaeological throughout the landscapes of both Campania and Etruria. Through the different archaeological, techniques epigraphy, ground surveys, Roman architecture and excavation we will discover that Roman empire was busying itself and expanding it influence. For this discussion, one will look at Pompeii in Campania, Cosa in South Etruria and Volaterrae in North Etruria and will find that there is a…

Dante Cella Ms. Herrera AP English Period 07 December 13, 2015 Friedrich Nietzsche’s Theory of Evil and its Relation to British Literature Throughout history there have been many proposed theories on evil. Many of these theories can be applied to evil and evil characters within British Literature. Nietzsche’s theory can be applied to many characters in British Literature such as Grendel, the Dragon from Grendel, Beowulf, and Macbeth. Nietzsche’s theory states that good and evil are concepts…

Promise of Black Political Representation." The Atlantic. Atlantic Media Company, 11 June 2015. Web. 26 May 2017. Ray, Betty. "The Crisis in Black Education: Focusing on Young People's Strengths." Edutopia. N.p., 23 Feb. 2017. Web. 26 May 2017. Cella, Matthew, and Alan Neuhauser. "Race and Homicide in America, by the Numbers." U.S. News & World Report. U.S. News & World Report, 29 Sept. 2016. Web. 26 May 2017. Starks, Taleeb. "The Top 5 Issues Facing Black Americans." PragerU. N.p., 26 May…

Abstract Brazil has a successful history of preventing, treating, and educating their population about AIDS/HIV. This paper will focus on the policy level of the socio-ecologic model to determine what policies and programs were implemented that led to this accomplishment. Initially the country had a fast response to the outbreak, developing government departments to fight the disease and securing global and domestic funding. This was followed by many policies and programs. Including universal…

Chris Carragher Dr. Cella English 107 Lit 11 September 2015 Poetry Analysis Rough Draft When one thinks of a war poem, images of cannons, guns, smoke and death are conjured in the reader’s mind. Though Back When All Was Continuous Chuckles is a war poem, none of the classic elements of such a war poem are present at surface value. Colette Inez, the author of Back When All Was Continuous Chuckles writes a poem that could be attributed to multiple themes. One could argue that it is a yearning of…

and Brady and was title “Producing Threonine within the cow: Adding thrABC to the operon”. The authors of this project are seeking to use restriction enzyme to take the thrABC gene from E. col and add it to another that has been mutated to have the cellA gene. This project however had an unclear approach as the authors were unable to explain what each gene of thrABC code for and how do they all contribute to the production of threonine. I decided that the Baroness should not fund this project…