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The Folly of Over-Education In 2012, for the first time ever, the majority of the unemployed in the US had attended college (Shedlock). With more and more parents pushing their children towards college and university education, is obtaining a degree no longer a stepping stone towards employment? It seems now that a higher education won 't necessarily lead to a better life. With the increase in university educated individuals, there are consequences. The job market is flooded, there 's an…

Every year in the month of April, Shelly’s school puts on their annual college fair. Schools that attend are from a wide variety of education styles, parts of the country, academic standard, and cost of education. All throughout high school Shelly has been a 4.0 student and almost got a 4.1 her sophomore year due to the advanced classes she decided to take, so she shouldn’t have an issue getting into school, right? Dartmouth College, Stanford, Princeton, Yale University, and Harvard University…

Moreover, it is important to discuss the motherhood penalty that comes into play with the gender pay gap. Women’s earnings typically drop by the time they turn 30. By then, this effects their lifetime earnings and retirement security. Therefore, the pay gap not only hurts women’s lives, but its hurts their families and the economy as well. The less money a mother can bring home, the less money she has to feed and take care of her family. Ridgeway explains how working mothers suffer penalty in…

Arthur Brooks’ book “The Conservative Heart – How to Build a Fairer, Happier and More Prosperous America” represents a challenge to the established view of the Conservatives and Republicans regarding America’s social issues. We are caught between the perceptions of two disparate political choices: largess without compassion versus dollar value pragmatism. While Democrats/Progressives have always provided this ongoing narrative of the Party who are the champions of the underprivileged; this…

Advice Dated as College Itself Let’s retire the exhausted mantra, “You need to go to college to be successful.” For many incoming freshman, four years of meticulous studying in high school have fallen short in helping to pick a major. While the world opens its arms to hard working high school graduates, many students have given little thought to a career path, while some are simply burnt out by school. Liz Freedman is the author of “The Developmental Disconnect in Choosing a Major”, an online…

intentions that we like second opinions, confirmations, and without them we don’t take any rational decisions. Moreover if we act without any of them we are the one who are called fools by peers even if the opinion has been given by a doctor, engineer, electrician etc… not just NGOs. For that reason he doesn’t have any MoUs in Caring Friends. “There is no bottom line, no register, no treasurer, no secretary, no president, just the cheque”. There are two different things in terms of operations…

1. Women in Science One of the more behind the scenes contributions of women during WWII was their developments in science. World War II was when US women with undergraduates in physics or engineering found work for the first time (McNeill 66). When women replaced the work of men they were often overqualified for the jobs and duties they performed (“Partners in Winning”). As Scientists, they experimented with new scale models of ships and planes, did experiments to learn how to preserve food…

The first is functionalist who see it was that we need people who can’t be doctors or lawyers so we can have them do other jobs so that our community can function better. Its like of people aren’t plumbers or electricians then we can’t make house or fix issues that happen with them. So there is a need for people that can do well in that job skill to help the community to function on a better base. Functionalist see that as there is more diversity there is more competition…

Arnold was born in 1940—just moments after his twin sister—into a poor farming family near Saint Cloud, Minnesota. Over the course of his life, Arnold has raised a family with his wife of 51 years, spent 20 years in the Navy and a decade as an electrician prior to retiring, invested in relationships with family and friends, and committed his life to maturing in relationship with God. Arnold’s 75 years are first explored using Erik Erikson’s psychosocial theory of development, followed by…

I’ve always been an insightful induvial and I suppose it is rooted in my belief that the power of leadership and responsibility makes the world a better place. Let me introduce myself ? Hello, my names is Emin Musayev. I am 18 and already a Craftsman Hammer. Not one of those high fashioned or super exclusive titanium hammer, you buy in stores for hundreds of dollars. I am the real and original 1970’s old fashioned Craftsman Hammer made from Oakwood that is nor eye-catching or nor weak. Just your…