Tread

Operating from place to place from the pool halls to the campuses, he organized, recruited, and lectured. Years later, Dr. Huey Percy Newton would tread in “a West Oakland neighborhood plagued by drugs and violence” (Stein, M. A.), espousing his last words before slaughtered: “You can kill my body, and you can take my life but you can never kill my soul. My soul will live forever!” (Pearson, H) Though the majority of us may not recognize the name of Huey P. Newton with the passage of time, we…

am not today. Of one thing I am sure, the path I chose today will lead me to yet another and another until I reach the destination, the destination from where this journey of mine began! The path I chose is not one that many feared to tread. Many before me had tread this path in the past and there are a few who have raced ahead of me and many following, a few of whom are crying hoarse asking me to change the path and chose yet another one, some who followed me all the way till here telling me to…

In wintertime, the icy winds across Lake Erie drop freezing rain, sleet, and snow on the cities peppering Pennsylvania’s northern coastline. The resulting road conditions make driving hazardous and increase the chances of your vehicle suffering corrosion or collision damage. Lake City Paint, the premier auto body supply store in Lake City, PA, knows all about paint job damage. Owned and operated by the Smith family, Lake City Paint has been serving the community for decades, catering mostly to…

The Scarlet Letter, written by Nathaniel Hawthorne in the 1850’s revolves around Hester Prynne, a woman suffering the repercussions of committing adultery with Dimmesdale, the minister of a small Puritan town. As the characters develop they learn that their sins may always be with them, but it does not have to define who they become. Three of the symbols Hawthorne uses to represent the concept of sin are The Scarlet Letter on Hester’s Bosom, Hester and Dimmesdale's daughter Pearl, and…

People are trying to play God and it is bringing an end to mankind. In Robert Peltier’s article, he makes a few points that I agree with. Peltier is explaining how people are trying to play God, but it never seems to work: “We continue to create without regard to what we are creating, without regard to either moral or practical implications (beyond the basic profit motive).” (Robert Peltier). This quote is saying that humans are creating all these new types of technology to try and better the…

essay will analyze the intellectual infringements in copyright of TV program in the third part by distinguishing common elements from original formats and giving definition of the word “expression”. At the end of the third part, author will attempt to tread the line between reference and plagiarism and suggest some actions to protect the unique form/expression of a TV program, such as treading the line between reference and plagiarism, stipulating some protectable formats and establishing global…

We all imagine our own personal responses to hazardous situations. Many think of how one could save the day in scenarios that will likely never occur. We envision ourselves as a person who would do the saving rather than needing to be saved. Some people like to equate themselves with the heroes they hear about in their favorite stories. While some people in this world truly are of a heroic nature, many are not. I have often pictured myself acting brave, but faced with fear and trepidation, I…

necessity for a revolution. For many years, the French Government had imagined that it might with impunity multiply the privileges of an order already by far too much privileged; and it was never suspected that the vilified victims on whom it dared to tread would on their side dare to revolt. The Third Estate [had been] contemptuously thrown into an ignominious obscurity…”(Disraeli 42) To have a society where one group experiences enormous privilege, by entropy, requires that elsewhere in the…

grows in brown clay soil, while the X. Tortifolia and the X. cronquistii plants grows in gray shale soil, which is the soil found at the archeological site. In addition, the state geologist testified that the soil found on Mr. Anderson’s truck tire treads matched the brown silty clay soil found outside the shed at the Johnson Mine site. Also, Sheriff Gates testified that the shed located at Johnson’s mine site appeared to have had a box removed. Therefore, if the plant inside the pot is an X.…

In Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 7, Shakespeare portrays Ophelia’s death as a metaphor of corruption through diction and literary techniques. Firstly, Ophelia’s flower crown is an extended metaphor for the royal crown. Shakespeare uses the decaying motif with this metaphor to show the king’s corruption. The maids call one of the flowers making up the crown “dead men’s fingers” (195). After this line, “weeds/weedy” and “coronet/trophies” take place of flowery words such as “fantastic garlands” (196-198).…