The Equalizer

Crimes and criminals are everywhere on this earth; and they are the ones who make people’s lives dark. We definitely don’t need and want them in our lives, and they must be eliminated. Some people do the crimes because they believe that they have no other way to make it through. Others do it just for fun. I am not saying that all of them must have the death penalty. A man stole food from a restaurant does not deserve the capital punishment. On the other hand, a serial killer who murder people…

Huckleberry Finn Critical Analysis Throughout history some of the greatest civilizations have developed around the urge of freedom. Achieving freedom of ones soul is impossible if it continues to be tied down by lies and discretion. In The Adventures Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain shows that freedom is difficult to achieve when there is no escape, racial barriers, and the burden of what responsibilities come with freedom. The symbol of the Mississippi River is key in this novel, the river…

Moses Cooper, but he is kinder.” When Moses dies, he becomes a surrogate father to Adam, protecting him and talking about the war. Cousin Simmons is the village blacksmith, a relative of the Coopers and the father of Ruth. “…gun is a commoner, an equalizer, believe me.” A few shreds of cloud lay across the moon, but plainly, enough we could see the treetops, the common, Cousin Simmons’ house, the Peabody house, and Buckman’s Tavern, where the road to Menotomy bent around the common. Joseph…

The wage gap between a man and women is sexist and is some ways racist. Nobody should be discriminated against because of religion, gender or sexuality. Corporate America has underrepresented women, especially woman of color. Having woman work the same amount of work as a man and having them get paid less then what a man makes is sexist. A woman should not be discriminated against in the workplace especially when it involves how much she is getting paid. Based off an article on Harvard Business…

The author of the novel ´Never Cry Wolf´ ,Farley Mowat, uses many instances to convey the point that the wolves of the great north were portrayed as regardless savages that kill for sport, and that this was false and they are peaceful equalizers of the populations to keep the herds healthy. Originally published in 1963, Mowat sets out on his journey after being given honorary doctorates, he arrives at were his study is supposed to begin in the winter of 1948 and it carries on into 1949. In these…

Rule Of St. Benedict Work Days Also His Strict Way Not To Make People Laugh St. Benedict was born in one of the wealthiest family in Rome but decided to fore go all the luxury for the sake of serving God. As he was growing up he dedicated and committed himself to serving other, this made him to move away from Rome in order to live a monastic life. Not only was he influential to the people in the Middle Age but also he remains to be influential to the people in the world today especially among…

1. It is important for the parents to know how the principal developmental milestone for adolescence because it can help them handle the child better as they go through puberty. There are two different stages, early adolescence and late adolescence. Early adolescence is puberty and a variety of physical changes that are associated with sexual maturation. During this stage the girl begins developing breast and her first menstrual period. Boys begin to start puberty around the age of 12 and ends…

Assistive Technology (AT) is technology that assists people of all ages with disabilities to be able to communicate, have mobility, and to help improve physical and mental activities that are difficult to perform on a daily basis. Technology is a great equalizer for individuals with disabilities to have full participation in which may otherwise be difficult to accomplish. Assistive technology in education is a tool/tools used in a classroom to help students have solutions that are accommodating…

WWII can be seen through many eyes and The Book Thief tells its story through the eyes of Death (Zusak 3). Death tells a story of a German young girl named Liesel and her experience of growing up through WWII (Zusak 5) In the book, the reader sees the importance of reading through the stages of Liesel’s childhood. To her, the books she steals are not just words on pages. They remind her of a turning point in her youth. The importance of reading in Liesel’s life can be reflected in the reader’s…

feel this way. I know so many students that graduate and end up being in an immense amount of debt, only to not end up with the incredible careers that the American dream narrative sold to them. On the other hand, education can be seen as the great equalizer because in our current society it is not easy to find a job that does not require a degree. More importantly, as is seen in the case of the Brothers, it is expected that I focus on doing well in school, because of how deeply embedded the…