Undercover

Just Lather That’s All is a short story written by Hernando Tellez, the story is told with a tilted point of view and through the eyes of one of the main characters named Barber. Many conflicts throughout the story between the two main characters and Tellez uses more imagery and symbolism to communicate to his readers that give you the feeling and the work between Barber and Captain Torres. Hernando Tellez describes Captain Torres, the shaving cream and razor blade using imagery and symbolism to…

What if you discovered that a loved one was a serial killer? We’ll that’s what happened to 17 year old Bonnie Stevens. Bonnie thought that she had a completely normal life until she found something that would change her forever. She found a book sitting on the kitchen table. She thought it was just her brothers library book that he got from school but as she opened the book there was writing in it. It had places written down and names crossed out. She looked hard at the names and remember seeing…

Divine Intervention When the Reverend C Hesketh sought to diversify the nature of his ministry by taking up appointment as R.E. Teacher in a Secondary Modern School for Boys, he might well have at times wondered whether he might have inadvertently strayed into some undocumented level of Hell. He entered the workaday world of Education at a time when Vicars of the Established Church were encouraged to be of the Community on the principle that if the Mountain won’t come to Mohamet, what is…

Have you ever read a story about a slave who stands up to her owner? If not, Laurie Halse Anderson’s award winning novel “Chains” is a good read for you. Isabel and her sister Ruth are young slaves during the American Revolutionary War. They are denied their right to freedom promised in a will, after their owner dies. Ruth gets taken away and sent to Charleston. Isabel struggles to gain freedom and find her sister Ruth. Isabel’s altruism, bravery and cleverness enables her to escape her new…

start to take off until a case that was called “Silver Spring monkeys” started making headlines. The case consisted of 17 monkeys being tested of in a research lab in Silver Spring, Maryland. Alex Pacheco heard about the news and started working undercover at the lab. He then immediately alerted the police about the cruel conditions the monkeys were put in. Lucky the police corporated and raided the laboratory. They quickly got the monkeys and charged the researcher with 17 counts of animal…

Each year over 100 million animals are killed in order to prove that a product is safe. In order to figure out if products are harmful to human beings, animals are forced to go under harsh and torturous conditions; to see if it would possible have any harmful effects on the human body. When cosmetic products are tested on animals such as mice, rats, rabbit and guinea pigs they are often used to test skin and eye irritation. Where they would rub the product on their bear skin or have it…

Is it ever justifiable to lie? Lying is the act of speaking untruths, or telling false statements. Lying is often generalized as an unacceptable action. However, In certain situations, it is justifiable to lie. For example, a situation may arise where others can get injured if you do not lie; or when the act of lying is authorized by a higher authority like the United States of America. There are many situations where lying can be morally wrong and have a negative effect on yourself or others,…

When planning the micro-teaching experience, it is essential to ensure the activities are suitable while also remaining engaging and meaningful to the target and incidental audience. Students from the year one class at West End State School and a diverse range of students from the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital are given the opportunity to participate in a performing arts experience planned by QUT preservice teachers. As we are unaware of the specific ages of the students from the hospital, we…

The book, Nickel and Dimed, is well-crafted masterpiece that features the author as an undercover worker to experience the life of low-wage workers and the struggle they have to undergo to make ends meet in the face of poverty. The book is a great read as it provides insight through the eyes of an expert disguised as a worker going to Key West, Florida experiencing the same problems low-income Americans go through with an income of between US$2.43 and US$7 an hour. The book majors on the theme…

Dear Mr. Bacarella, Mrs. Bingham, and Ms. McGrath’s family members, We have kidnaped Ms. McGrath and are holding her hostage. We also had to fight against a vigilant neighbor, that tried stopping us from kidnapping her. He is at 35street in the basement of the store next to the bakery. We understand that you are scared about your beloved Meredith McGrath. We have taken her and have put her in a safe and secure place. We are feeding her properly with her requests.We have proof of life on…