Necktie

In light of Donald Trump’s shocking rise to political eminence as the newly elected president of the United States, numerous rhetorical artifacts relating to an uncertain and fraught future for American government and politics have inundated mainstream media and news outlets, hailing a resurgence of national interest in federal government through largely dogmatic and peremptory ideological and propagandistic rhetorical texts. The recent controversial “Person of the Year” cover of TIME magazine…

As of late, Chad's new wife, Abigail Deveraux-DiMera, has been going through a very hard time. Since hearing the news that her ex-boyfriend, Ben Weston, escaped from the mental institution that he's been residing in since admitting to being the necktie killer and trying to murder Abby and Chad, she's been losing her mind out of fear. On Friday, Days of Our Lives fans witness a huge cliffhanger as Ben finally made a real-life appearance to Abigail. Ben told his former lover that he wanted them…

In the play " Between Riverside and Crazy" by Stephen Adly Guirgis, the story follows Pop, a retired policeman fighting to win his case against the police department after he got shot eight years ago. In "The Nether" by Jennifer Haley, the readers are set in the near future where the Nether, a form of visual reality, replaces the Internet. Both main characters in the plays are shown to always want more than what they are already been giving to them. Also, the relationships between Pop and…

has the following: proper type of uniform to be worn; type A which is all white with black shoes and white socks, type B which is white upper uniform and black slacks with black belt and socks and Executive Attire which is long sleeve polo with necktie and black slacks, socks, and shoes. Wearing of I.D.s, Proper haircut, ear piercings, incomplete buttons, and belt are also checked. Failure in following the policy results to maritime students being held at the gate. Preventing them to enter and…

his daily studies in school. The teachers at Paul’s school find his mannerisms to be offensive for a young man at his age (Nardin 39). Throughout this story Paul never finds his way through school without causing trouble. Paul’s choice of clothing, necktie, buttonhole flower, and violet scented cologne gave him more issues than what he already had (Nardin 39). Back then presenting yourself in this type of manner was fairy like and looked down upon. According to Nardin, “But New York, which had…

Although intellectual, he is a very indecisive man. He does attempt to overcome his anxieties, but fears he would be made fun of because of his “bald spot in the middle of . . . hair, . . . morning coat, . . . collar mounting firmly to the chin, . . . necktie rich and modest, but asserted by a simple pin, . . . his arms and legs are thin” (Eliot, 2015). Prufrock, desire to move forward and conquer his own emotions is shattered by his own negative outlook of…

Growing feminist activism in the 1970s increased social concerns of the role of women in society. Upward growing numbers of women working jobs outside of the traditional house role fostered social anxiety that women would abandon their conventional roles such as being wives and mothers for these new lifestyles and occupations originally labelled for the men of the house, not the women. Women began to present themselves differently, getting rid of the short skirts, and now opting for pantsuits.…

T.S Eliot’s poetic style in “The Love Song of Prufrock” illustrates the shift from romanticism to modernism. Eliot alienates Prufrock throughout the poem further emphasizing the change imposed. To continue, Eliot introduces new themes and utilizes techniques such as free verse, irregular rhyming, fragmentation and stream of consciousness. To continue, these techniques directly correlate to the main character, J. Alfred Prufrock. In the poem, J. Alfred Prufrock does not feel comfortable in his…

Heart of Darkness and Things Fall Apart shows the apparent ways that Joseph Conrad and Chinua Achebe differ in ways of presenting Africa in the colonization era. Conrad and Achebe books shows the difference between an Afrocentric and Eurocentric viewpoint. Joseph Conrad’s depictions of the Africans as savages an in a very racist undertone causes Chinua Achebe to write Things Fall Apart through the viewpoint of the natives of different tribes to show Africans, not as uncivilized savages, but as…

THE KU KLUX KLAN OF OREGON In Pulaski, Tennessee a secret society was formed by six Ex-Confederate Veterans to oppose the Re-Construction-Era policies aimed at the Republican Congress and to maintain “White Supremacy” after the Civil War, when the government was weak or non-existent in the south. The Ku Klux Clan was formed in 1865. The name derived from the Greek name “Kyklos” meaning “Circle,” and the Scottish Gaelic word “Clan” soon to change to “Klan.” Which rapidly grew from a secret…