The End

In Childhood’s End by C.E Clark, religious archetypes such as devil imagery, biblical terms and relations between characters of the book and religious deities are used to examine the conflict between science and religion. The Overlords who represent scientific knowledge initially pose as a threat against the various religious beliefs and customs of the race of humans. The Overlords however see religion as a threat to not only themselves, but humanity.The Overlords deem it fit to defeat religion…

The ‘Coalition to End Homelessness’ or commonly known as “The Yellow House” is a non-profit organization, and place for people in Fort Lauderdale who are homeless to come and seek shelter (mostly) during the day. With the city’s broken relationship with the homeless population and under the supervision and leadership of Laura Hansen, CEO of the Coalition to End Homelessness, clients who come to the yellow house have access to a computer lab, food, and clothing, services to help file and organize…

Cyberbullying is a problem and I am glad there are service organizations that want to do something about it. In my search for a service organization, I found a service organization called “End To Cyberbullying” (ETCB). Their goal is to make social media a place where it is safe for people and to do that they want to put an end to cyberbullying.…

When you think about health care overall there are lots of positive characteristics may come to mind. Especially with end-of-life care one would be inclined to think that spirituality would be something that would go hand in hand. Entertainment options such as television and movies tend to show us this view, most of the time. It tends to be shown that there is some kind of healthcare worker who is there 100% for their chronically ill patient and this said healthcare worker is there for the…

book, End of Summer by John Lowry Lamb, between the protagonist Nick and a cat named The Ghost. As we delve into the novel, the trauma from a devastating car accident his parents are in blur Nick’s sense of reality. Then Nick starts developing a relationship with The Ghost, who guides him through the hard times and helps him get back to reality. We find out that he is hallucinating that his mother along with many of his animal friends, aside from his cat The Ghost, are alive. Clearly,…

Homeschoolers who sign up for American History, Algebra I, Civics, Geometry, and Biology should schedule for the the EOC (End of Course) test at your "assigned public school”. These tests are now a requirement for graduation in the public schools in Florida. This only applies if the child goes back to the public school system. The End of Course Test is an academic assessment overseen by the School Board and it is mandatory. Students are required to score a 3 to pass, but note that a few…

Journey’s End is set in 1918 in France when the German army was preparing a massive attack against the allies once again and is also set in the British Trenches in the days before the Battle of Saint-Quentin during the First World War – It is against this threatening backdrop that the play opens. The play is based on Sherriff’s real-world war experience – R.C. Sherriff was an officer in the East Surrey Regiment and was wounded in the battle of Passchendaele in 1917. Journey’s End only takes…

the nursing field suggests the need to concentrate extensively in future research to help nurses deal with personal grieving, coping strategies, reduction in stress and the need to create an interdisciplinary approach to the care provided to those in end-of-life…

Question and Theory: The study of “Saving the Last for Best: A Positivity Bias for End Experiences” by O’Brien and Ellsworth is based on the theory that human beings go through final experiences on a daily basis. These authors used examples such as book endings and graduations among others to reveal that when people are aware of the signs leading to the conclusion of a last moment they will recognize its value in a more favorable way. The study asks the question: How does telling individuals the…

Journey’s End by R.C. Sherriff is a play that details the psychological toll on military officers assigned to trench warfare during World War I. War is and has always been one of the most psychologically taxing activities of the human race. History books or even accurate reenactments do very little to help people identify with those who had to fight for their beliefs or freedom. Journey’s End provides a very well-constructed set of examples to help the viewer understand the plight of military…