Colonoscopy The human colon is a tubular organ that functions as a plumbing system; working continuously to eliminate waste products from the body. By operating round the clock, it maintains the body’s electrolyte balance critical for proper functionality. However, there are numerous occasion when changes occur in the colon, warranting immediate medical attention. A colonoscopy, […]
Date: 15 September 2019 To: John Smithson From: XYZ RE: The Unjust Burden of Cuts to Low-Income Tuition Grant Programs The primary objective of this memorandum is to highlight the plight of lower-income students bearing the unjust burden of pursuing higher education without a grant. Typically, college grants are offered to eligible candidates as a
What It Means to Have an Efficient Capital Market An efficient capital market refers to a set-up where information on the value of securities is officially and accurately amalgamated in real time. Its primary purpose is to enable financial practitioners to stay abreast of any fluctuations that may occur and reflect in current pricing
The Great Depression (1929-31), as it is commonly referred to, is still remembered as the most prolonged and most ubiquitous financial crisis in the history of the United States. Its far-reaching consequences spread across Continental America and its effects felt globally. A sudden decline in economic activity and the recession that soon set in exacerbated
The development of molecular genetics in the past decade has heralded a new epoch in evolutionary studies. For the first time since Darwin published his groundbreaking theory, scientists were able to depend on new parameters other than paleontology and comparative morphology when explaining the evolutionary process. Molecular genetics sought to bolster available evidence on evolution
Casale, Giancarlo. “The Ottoman Age of Exploration.” 2010. Giancarlo Casale investigates the Age of Exploration through the lens of Sultan Selim of the Ottoman Empire. Sultan Selim is still remembered by many for his exploits in the Indian Ocean and the contacts that he forged through trade and exploration. In this book, the author explores the
Challenging the “Good War” Narrative World War II is often framed as the ultimate moral conflict—democracy versus dictatorship, good versus evil. With the Allied forces opposing fascism, Nazism, and imperial conquest, it’s easy to understand why this war is frequently labeled as a “good war.” The defeat of Adolf Hitler and the exposure of the
A nascent interest in the permeation of jihad in Islamic regions of Asia Minor has recently been fueled by a review of ancient texts elucidating the situation during the Second Crusade. It was for this very reason that Suleiman Mourad and James Lindsay wrote: “A Muslim Response to the Second Crusade“ seeking to reveal the
Understanding the Nature of Media Arguments In today’s complex and fast-paced information landscape, the media serves not only as a conduit for news but also as a powerful platform for persuasion and agenda-setting. As a Harvard University student in my final year of media and communications studies, I have closely examined the rhetorical strategies utilized
Nike’s Views and Goals as Related to CSR Nike is among one of the best known brands in the global apparel industry. Nevertheless, the company was embroiled in controversy during the 1990’s when it was accused of using sweatshops and child labor in various stages of its production. Leading activists accused Nike of selling