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One Man, One Vote: An Analysis of Faithless Electors Just a quarter century ago, 71% of United States’ residents had “a great deal” of confidence in the President (Gallup). Today, that number resides at approximately 33% (Gallup). Many reasons have been proposed to explain the decreased confidence both in the Presidency and Congress, which has seen about a 20% drop since 1991, but there is still debate among scholars as to what exactly contributes to this issue (Gallup). Regardless of who the…

that view these movies fail to realize that as much as directors and producers try to accurately portray these stories of hardships and overcoming adversity, there is still a degree of falsity when translating these films from reality to a moving picture. Pride is a movie starring Terrance Howard who portrays Jim Ellis, a swim instructor, once was a competitive swimmer, in which he sees potential in an old abandoned recreational swimming pool in the inner city of Philadelphia, so he renovates…

World War I had been a terrible ordeal for the German people who were forced to endure food shortages and mass inflation that crippled an empire and permanently scarred a people. When the Nazis began to move towards beginning another war of German conquest, they saw it as critical that these mistakes of the past be avoided at all cost. The simplest and most straightforward way to ensure the continued popular support of the German people was through keeping their lives stable and prosperous.…

GRIT Start-up organisations are not only nebulous, but at the same time are fast-paced too. In such a new place of work, it is not uncommon for new joinees/hires to be the first ones to hold recently created job roles exclusive of comprehensible mandates. These new hires should be able to figure out how to carry out his roles and responsibilities in an efficient manner, keeping in mind the organisation’s goals while going at a fast pace. Simultaneously, you want someone who is resilient and…

plays a critical role in a person’s decision-making process. In Mark Twain’s story, “The Mysterious Stranger”, morality remains a common theme emphasized among the characters and forms much of the conversation in the story. The book gives a clear picture of the moral standards during the 1600s in Austria seen through the narration. In a way, the world has different, people falling in diverse groups. Much of what happens in the world…

specialties to incorporate patient generated health data into a facility electronic health record (EHR). Patient generated health data is used as a supplement to the clinical data, which will help caregivers to fill in gaps, and draw a comprehensive picture on the patient’s specific condition. The data generated outside the healthcare facility are very important to caregivers to show how patients are doing between medical appointments. Today’s technology allows for multi-systems integration, or…

A nation without borders is not a nation. Today, every country is putting efforts to secure its borders not only from terrorists and drug smugglers, but also from the illegal immigrants. All these recurring activities have sparked the United States to secure its borders against illegal immigrants and terrorism by creating two immigration enforcement agencies: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in the year 2003. ‘Border Patrol Nation’…

The media has been using the female body as a marketing strategy dating back to when televisions just came out. The media decided to use women that were famous to encourage people to buy. The female body started to change when people were dying from diseases to achieve what is known as "the perfect body." When organizations came into play to try prevent people from starving themselves to their death. The argument of this paper is to explain that not all body image is negative, but many…

Recent stories in the news have posed this controversial question: should terminally ill patients have the right to end their own lives? Empathetic stories of terminally ill patients’ last wishes have captured attention of the media and created a controversial debate on the ethics and morals of physician assisted suicide, otherwise known as PAS. Some claim that PAS is inhumane and unethical, while others insist that it is a given right to anybody under such extreme circumstances. In his article,…

This excerpt from Thomas Doherty’s “Properly Direct Hatred” explains the urgent nature of America’s need for unity through the media during World War II, through particularly cinema. In this passage he explains that domestic issues of race, class, and ethnicity were eclipsed by the need to unify the heterogeneous population of the American ‘melting pot’ in order to fight in the war, not only militaristically and industrially, through the draft and increased production required by war, but also…