The Vampire's Assistant

Othea Jones 0498749 As an CNA I have learned to appreciate the peaceful and exciting moments in my life as well as my patients life. I took care of my grandmother when she had diabetes. I was only 13 at the time when I would help her while she was sick. A couple months she passed away. I knew then that I wanted to grow up helping others. I decided to go…

Tien Nguyen Comm 001 Professor Nita 03/17/2016 COMM 001: Informative Speech Outline (Speech 2) Topic: Smartphones Speaking and specific purpose: To inform the audience how mobile phones have been improved and what are those improvement used for. Primary audience outcome: The audience will be able to identify the history of mobile phones and the new features of the latest smartphones. Thesis statement: As mobile phones have been improved with a lot of new features. It is valuable to know about…

Xenophobia is a deep-rooted fear towards foreigners and the theme of xenophobia is present in the novel, Dracula, by Bram Stoker. By building on Micheal Kane’s suggestion that Count “Dracula … sucks the very life blood of the community” (Kane 1) and Kane’s remark about hoe the “'outside' becomes the imagined repository of anything deemed undesirable which exists ‘inside’." (Kane 10), I will be discussing Count Dracula’s actions which signify the fear brought by Count Dracula into England.…

Gender Representation in London’s I am Legend and Atwood’s Oryx and Crake That literature reflects life and society is a fact that is widely acknowledged as it mirrors society’s goods and ills. For centuries, human societies have tended to assign different roles, codes of behavior and thoughts for men and women. Moreover, societies have used the biological distinction of sex to construct a social distinction of gender – being masculine and feminine. In the fictional novels, I am Legend by…