Get Smart

abuses her powers as a princess to often get what she wants. Nelly Dean, the woman who grew up alongside Catherine, and Cathy’s husband, Edgar both play a big part of the story as main characters. Nelly and Edgar have similar yet controversial thoughts on the behavior of Cathy, as Nelly believes she is an overly dramatic girl who uses her emotions to get whatever it is that she desires. While at the same time, Cathy’s smitten lover believes that she is a smart young woman who uses her…

There are many students who aren’t that smart in their classes, but they still expect to be able to play a sport. Some students think that they don’t need to do well in their classes because they’re trying to become a pro-athlete. I don’t think students who do poorly in their academic courses should be allowed to participate in extracurricular athletic programs. School should always come first, and I know that having a good education and doing well in the classes assigned to them will take them…

considered brilliant, such as physics, mathematics and philosophy. First the children were told a story about someone who was "really, really smart" (a child-friendly equivalence to genius) and they had to guess the gender of the protagonist. Then the…

of completing services, they do get their own land to farm and they get a house and protection. For freemen, they only have to do a bit of work, but they have to work on their own farms whilst the farming the demesne to achieve that status. But, in reality, I believe that the peasants had to do a lot of work, and in an everyday situation, didn’t get much compensation. On top of work and complementary payments instead of other services, the villeins also had to get permission to have their…

relying on a smartphone. Conversely, the article “Smart Phones Can Actually Make You Smarter” focuses on the idea that smartphones can free up space in the brain for more important information. There is technically no right or wrong answer to the debate, but in David Pierce’s article, “The Beautiful, Impossible Dream of a Simpler Phone”, he offers a solution to the issue. These three authors are conversing with each other; Heid and the author of “Smart…

against which the actual performance would be measured. This is why it would be so important to develop SMART goals. SMART is an acronym that is representative of Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound. This framework will then be a representation for creating effective goals. SMART is an acronym that represent the framework for representing the creation of effective goals. The SMART goals will bring structure and traceability into the goals and objectives.…

Homer begins his story asking for creativity from the muse, and then starts in the middle. The epic is cleverly written to tell the story with as much action as possible. The action alludes to the characteristics of human nature that Homer wishes to examine. The importance of intelligence, loyalty and temptation within human culture are clear within many aspects of The Odyssey. Homer is very obvious in pointing out the importance of intelligence in various parts of The Odyssey. The main…

The current medication dispensing models on the market like, e-pill Medication Reminders, MedMinder, and Philip Automated Medication Dispensing Service have flaws and lack progressed technology. The basic dispensers do not provide a smart, app operating dispenser that will ensure people are taking medication safely. An app and advanced dispensor will allow people to save time in a worryfree mater. However, these models do not alert people to take their medication on any programmed app…

The Right Decision Intelligence. Some might say it is how smart you are. Whereas others might classify intelligence as the ability to acquire knowledge and skills. A man by the name of Charlie Gordon had a chance to have his I.Q. tripled and have his life changed forever. Some doctors chose Charlie for the operation and he took the opportunity and it improved his life greatly. This was a good choice because he achieved his dream, he learned about himself and others, and he helped people.Not…

lean on what they have learned in college, they will begin to develop a sense of "street smarts". An article in the textbook “They say, I Say” there is an article entitled "Hidden Intellectualism”, written by Gerald Graff. The article begins talking about “street smarts” and how most people who are “street smart” do poorly in school. However, this is not always true. Tough times lead to development of street smarts. Here is a college graduate holding a master’s degree, whom has been laid off…