Hattersley

A murderer is someone who is narcissistic, often mentally ill and selfish. They have no compassion and don’t feel anything most of the time. That’s definitely the case for Larry Bittaker and Roy Norris also known as the “Toolbox Killers” as well as Ian Brady and Myra Hindley also known as the “Moors Murderers.” Lawrence “Larry” Bittaker was born in Pittsburgh, PA and was adopted as a baby. Because of his adopted fathers job, he was forced to move from place to place before they finally settled in California. Bittaker was really smart but he dropped out when he was 17 and was arrested multiple times for small crimes such as theft, resisting arrest and a hit and run. After he was released from serving one sentence, the FBI arrested him for violating the IMVTA (Interstate Motor Vehicle Theft Act) and had to then serve 18 months in prison in Oklahoma. After serving 6 months he was released and in 1961 he had a psychiatric evaluation and it was determined that he was paranoid and borderline psychotic. Roy Norris on the other hand was born in Colorado and joined the Navy when he was 17 and spent most of his time in California. He was discharged from the Navy when he got arrested for attempted rape as well as having “psychological problems” and “severe schizoid personality.” He was also put in a psychiatric institution for five years after almost beating a lady to death with a rock. After his “sentence” was finished, they said he was no longer a harm to people but 3 months after…

Millicent, may come to prioritize what is “agreeable” to the gentlemen. Mr. Hattersley, one of Arthur’s close friends, married Millicent solely because he wanted to marry “some good, quiet soul that will let me just do what I like and go where I liked, keep at home or stay away, without a word of reproach of complaint” (221), which is exactly what Millicent does. But in her meekness and her subservience to her husband - as Helen puts it, in her “patient endurance of evil” (379) - Millicent fails…

years in prison (Adut 238). But, even before his trial, Wilde’s sexuality was common knowledge . . .he was becoming indiscreet about his goings-on. He prated imprudently in London society in the delights of male beauty. He surrounded himself with fetching young men in fashionable restaurants and lectured them about Socratic love. He partied with prostitutes in posh hotels and rented houses with upper-class paramours. (Adut 228) Later in Wilde’s life, he said, “I used to be totally reckless of…

He is very well educated and has earned three degrees, a B.F.A, M.S. and an M.F.A. Uelsmann has numerous fellowships, including a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1967 and the other a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in 1972. In addition, he has had over 100 individual shows and has permanent collections in many museums around the world. Uelsmann says his main influences come from his teachers Beaumont Newhall, Minor White, Ralph Hattersley and his classmates Bruce Davidson, Pete Turner,…

Alcohol and Clear Consent A survey done by the Association of American Universities found that 1 in every 5 female college students reported that they experienced some sort of sexual assault. Unfortunately, more than half of raped college women tell no one of their victimization (Gray). In 2012, a study done by Robin Hattersley Gray claims that 1 in 3 sexual assaults, the perpetrator was intoxicated. Many victims often feel embarrassed of being assaulted or scared to come out to the public…

would have married him” (127). When Helen does decide to run away from Arthur, it is not because of their failed relationship, but because of the influence Arthur has on her son. Arthur has always been jealous of her son. Ironically, Helen even named her son after him, but that didn’t help. Arthur tried to teach her son how to drink and act like a man, when really, he was only corrupting him. It can be argued that Helen was only damaging her son by removing the paternal influence from her son’s…

They will not be able to catch every issue that occurs in front of the camera. We must be aware that these people have been watching the camera for an extended period of time and are very likely tired. They can suspect suspicious behavior and prevent issues from occurring. Furthermore, the school needs to decide the best locations to install the cameras. In the article, “Video Surveillance Best Practices: What Works” by Robin Hattersley Gray states that the best place to install cameras are in…

very expensive, but are worth every penny for universities. Each of these tall blue lighted poles come with a phone that will immediately connect the caller to campus police with a press of a button in a situation of emergency. To some universities, they find the Blue-Light phone to be outdated and useless to students because everyone in this day and age has a smart phone. Many including Florida State University find them to be extremely useful. In 2012 the Blue-Light pole helped Florida State…

situation of emergency. In an interview between a writer for the WVUtoday and a police officer for the university, the officer stated that West Virginia University campus police monitor a total of 37 blue-light emergency phones which are placed in “strategic locations around campus” (Wvutoday). At some universities, people find the Blue-Light phone to be outdated and useless to students because everyone in this day and age has a smart phone. Unlike West Virginia University they don’t view them…

which can be diminished over time given the progressive nature of beta cell loss in T2DM. As noted, exanitide and exanitide XR are contraindicated in patients with creatinine clearance levels < 30 ml/min and should be used with caution with mild renal impairment as evidenced by a creatinine clearance level 30-50 ml/min. This is in contrast to recommendations for liraglutide, albiglutide, and dulaglutide, which all may be used in mild to moderate renal impairment (Data Pharm, 2016). With…