The Huffington Post

, you’ll encounter new ideas and challenges. In the Huffington Post there is an article about the benefits of a liberal arts degree its says, “a liberal education remains a resource years after graduation because it helps us to address problems and potential in our lives with passion, commitment and a sense of possibility.” (Roth) So, a four years of college you would attend will continue to pay off for the rest of you life. The huffington post also states “ the development of the capacities for…

feel if you killed your dog and then ate him or her! Not very good now will you? Let me tell you two reasons why you should not kill me and eat me for dinner! Let’s start with mentioning that turkeys are not treated nicely. According to the Huffington Post, “Yet turkeys raised for food are killed when they are only 5 or 6 months old, and during…

“Me? I Changed?” Steve Lacy says this in his song “That’s No Fun.” Sometimes people change without noticing it themselves, but the change itself could be because of something drastic. After experiencing a traumatic event, some people may experience post-traumatic stress disorder. People with this mental health issue have a hard time coping with a terrifying event and can lead to personality changes, isolation, and the risk of developing suicidal tendencies. This was illustrated in Louise…

From the moment that Donald Trump announced that he was running for president of the United States it seems like every news source has forgotten what it means to be objective. The main principles of objectivity are presenting a story in a fair and impartial way using only facts not editorial opinions or interoperation. (Turow, 2014) The principles of objectivity are a necessity when covering hard news, I don’t believe that you can consider a news source reliable if they don’t practice…

Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” by Sherman Alexie, suffers from hardship as a Native American. In Arnold’s reservation, his school is poor and has a really low educational system, as is true for all Natives in America. According to the Huffington Post, only 51 percent of Native Americans graduated from high school in 2010. Moreover, Arnold in the book goes to a school that is so poor that in his class he is studying the same book that his parents were using when they were his age. It…

No doubt that the wording in those post is quite disturbing. First thing to notice is that the comment is typed in all capital letters which is a form of expressing anger. Secondly, by calling the palestinian people “COCKROACHES” , the individual has made use of a metaphor. It is clear…

inside and 17 children died, meanwhile, the resource officer at the Maryland school shooting engaged the shooter and saved countless lives. This illustrates the effects that a capable person with a gun can have on saving the lives of children. The Huffington Post decided to attack the second amendment in their article. “If the right to bear arms cannot be infringed, mentally ill felons…

On Dec 15, 2014 Huffington post wrote “Can we all just agree that pennies are stupid and need to be retired?” We can't agree. Huffingtonpost surveyed people and showed most people don't want to get rid of it.I strongly believe pennies should be retired because the following reasons. Pennies cost more than face value, countries have done it before, and they are not useful enough.That is why the US should get rid of the penny. Throughout time, The cost of the penny has gone up and it’s worth…

I believe that NCAA has it right already. College athletes should not be paid to play. They go to college for and education and paid tuition. If college athletes get paid, then they won’t just focus on the game. They will worry about the money and when their getting paid. Money would ruin the NCAA, even if they can afford it like some articles say they can. Again, college athletes should not be paid and that it’s good the way it is. In the article, The Shirley Povich Center for Sports…

annually, the date rapes, the property damage, the emergency room calls do not in general occur in places visible to the public. They are the inevitable result of what happens when laws do not reflect social or cultural reality.” (Chafetz 2009, Huffington…