Op-ed

Op Ed columnist and New York Times author, Nicholas Kristof, in his article “Anne Frank Today is a Syrian Girl” compares two situations where children are denied access to the USA. Kristof’s purpose is to gain awareness for Syrian refugees. He adopts a sentimental tone in order to imply the importance of the children’s health and life. Kristof begins his article with a brief description on the Anne Frank situation. He reported a letter found from a volunteer who helped sorting world war II…

The Involvement of Iraq is a Lesson the US Need to Learn Since the end of World War II, the US have been intervening on the region and country of the Middle East more than anywhere else in the world. Americans consider the Middle East as a luxurious region to settle due to the high quantity of oil found in that region. Despite the vast amount of economic and political change to many Arab country doing that period, The US created different foreign policy. These different policies have seemed as…

Case Study Assignment For: Mindy Colburn From: Catherine Aragona NRSG 10032 Mohawk College Case Scenario Seven: Preston Schmidt Preston Schmidt is a 22-year-old male who is diagnosed with cancer of the lest testicle. Preston is scheduled for a unilateral orchiectomy. Preston has had history of an anaphylactic allergy to latex and severe depression. Preston’s age, the type of surgery and his history of depression are taken into consideration to develop a plan of care so he may…

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As Reid (2010), author of The Healing of America, went on his journey to seek for the best health insurance system and treatment of his shoulder with chronic pain, he collected valuable information on healthcare models from the United Kingdom (U.K.), Japan, France, Germany, Canada, and India. The Bismarck model, commonly used in France, Japan and Germany, has private health insurance plans that are usually financed by employers and employee contribution. These insurance plans are non-profit…

The argument for who is the “Greatest of All Time” is one that conflicts people whenever it is mentioned. Being the greatest is obviously a tremendous task so I’ve been wondering, what does it actually take to achieve such a feat? Let’s look at some athletes who we consider to be up there as the greatest in their sport. Jordan, Chamberlain, Maradona, Gretzky, and Brady just to name a few. They’re all exceptional proven players in their profession. The argument can be looked at from the…

One example of this is an op-ed piece from The New York Times by Richard C. Atkinson and Saul Geiser. The article begins by briefing the audience the basics of the exam, which will begin in spring of 2016 and focus on the content students learn from school subjects. The authors discuss…

To (All) the Colleges that Rejected Me In her Op-Ed, “To (All) the Colleges That Rejected Me”, Suzy Lee Weiss argues that colleges lie to applicants with the line: “Just be yourself,” when in reality, they only accept a specific kind of student. Weiss’s argument is weak however, as Weiss fails to use any logos to back up her claim and instead comes off as a close-minded, slightly racist and homophobic privileged teenager simply ranting about not getting in, whom is not the type of student elite…

July 14th, 2009 the Mayfield family were on their way to Seattle. After countless hours of driving they decided to get some gas and snacks. Ogbonnia, the dad, was filling up as the wife and kids grabbed snacks. On the way to the counter a man burst in and held the cashier at gunpoint. An elderly man comes from the back and aims a gun toward the suspect, immediately the suspect runs off with no money at all. This should show why guns still need to be in the hands of American civilians. The…

In his op- ed essay titled, What is a Practical Education? Mr. Murray hopes to convince the reader that universities who narrow or exclude liberal arts and general education courses are on the rise. Thus, the inevitable result will be a direct path to producing workers for a specific job, in a specific field and will not be able to adapt to changes that will inevitably come. Although he himself is a professor and should have first-hand knowledge of statistics that would answer key questions such…