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Langston Hughes was an African-American writer in the 1920's. He was best known for his stories in the Harlem Renaissance about the Black Culture. Hughes emphasized the theme that “Black is Beautiful.” In Hughes' short story, “Why, You Reckon,” he writes through the main character, the narrator, a poor, 'hongry' Black. Hughes uses character and scene description, symbolism, themes, and dialogue to set his story up and make it more interesting and historical to the reader.

Is getting a higher education worth the price? I think it is. In the book, “they say I say” the author, argues that not getting an education doesn’t necessary mean not having a good job or a good position. I disagree. I believe education is really important. You may think you have a good job in your possession or a good secure position, but later in life when a promotional opportunity arises, you’ll always fall short without the degree at your fingertips. Jobs requiring minimal or no education usually involve strenuous labor and lack the opportunities to advance. These jobs generally won’t be in the office. People with a higher education stand out in society, not just because they might necessary

As a Salem Freshman, I was required to take a “Signature” Salem class; a class that was “signature” to Salem and Salem alone. These classes were chosen based on a survey given to students before they get their schedules and all of them are rather “worldly”. At the time, I was unaware that the this “Sign” Classes were fully graded and fleshed out classes. I simply chose a class that sounded incredibly interesting without thinking about how well I would actually perform in that field. I chose a class that offered to challenge the way I think about others and how they think; a class that could help me understand people more by showing me how they come to believe things. Despite my initial confusion and eventual grade, I admit that I don’t regret taking the class because what I learned in that classroom was something I don’t believe I would have ever experienced otherwise.

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However, as figure 1 shows, moose and caribou still have competition for all these food sources regardless if they were taken into account. Furthermore, figure 1 shows that when caribou and moose were alone they had higher survival rates compared to when they are placed together, which indicated that both species compete for food although one does not outcompete the other. However, one of the limitations of my study is that the treatment could not be replicated multiple times because of the limitations of finding the 90+ conifers and the gathering of the large herbivores. This research is important for the conservation of the woodland caribou species because it helps us understand how caribou survive in the winter in commercially logging areas with reduced lichens has solely leading to caribou population decline, or rather that interspecies competition with moose has contributed to their declining population. Other studies may use this data and look at how to preserve the declining caribou numbers, and gather that segregating them from other large herbivores may help preserve the

The plants, flowers, seeds, fruits and trees are all producers meaning they go through the process of photosynthesis and make their own energy and food. The pika, tree frog, checker spot, squirrel and deer are all primary consumers and herbivores, and feed off the producers for survival as they are unable to make their own food as they can’t go through photosynthesis. They eat about 10% of any of the producer’s energy meaning that the primary consumers gain 10% of energy. The secondary consumers are all carnivores and feed of the primary consumers to get

Everyone who is above the age of eighteen has a huge decision to make. The decision is who they should vote for. For the democrats they can either vote for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or Senator Bernie Sanders. For the republican side is business man Donald J. Trump, Senator Ted Cruz, Senator Marco Rubio, and Governor John Kasich. Each of the candidates are right now caucusing for the American people votes for they can get enough delegates for they win their parties nominations. The American people have a lot thinking to do before they decided who they want vote for. Since these candidates have their own algorithm that they believe will work to help solve the current and future problems that our country has. Also, these candidates have

In this study, the diets of these carnivores in Keweenaw County will be analyzed to determine prey partitioning through scat analyses and the use of scent stations. Specifically, the hypotheses tested will be that black bears will consume primarily plant material, gray wolves will feed primarily on large ungulates, and amongst the mesocarnivores, predator body mass will correlate with prey size. In particular, the larger coyotes and bobcats will feed primarily on medium-sized mammalian prey, such as snowshoe hares and cottontail rabbits, and the smaller red foxes, fishers, and American martens will feed primarily on smaller prey, such as voles, mice, and squirrels, along with porcupines in the fisher diet.

Globally, environments are experiencing large numbers of extinctions and loss of biodiversity as a result of human development. In Elizabeth Kolbert’s The Sixth Extinction, the author reveals the difficulties of calculating rates of extinction in populated areas with high biodiversity such as rainforests. As a result of tropical deforestation, humans have reduced biodiversity to its lowest level, with theories proposing that fourteen species experience extinction daily (Kolbert 186). The issue of human development is also addressed in an episode of Planet Earth called “Living Together,” which relates agricultural development to the loss of biodiversity. Because agriculture requires environments to be altered

(2016) recognize two distinct types of cascades relevant to the study of wolf and deer populations near the Great Lakes. The first is a density-mediated cascade, which results in the direct control of herbivores by killing from a predator (i.e. the wolves hunt and consume the deer). The second is a trait-mediated cascade, which results by the presence of a predator inducing fear in a prey population, thus altering the time spent foraging and the areas in which the prey forage. Trait mediated effects are thought to induce stronger trophic cascades than density-mediated effects because they reduce herbivory from all prey (i.e. deer) in the area rather than only reducing the herbivory from a single prey that has been

Heines can be loving. They can be not loving at all. They can like you or not like you at all. A lot of them are very nice. The only time that they are not nice is when they are looking for food then they become not nice at all. Theses animals like to do playfill things. This essay will provide information on the Heine and disuse its appearance, habitat and diet, and give some interesting facts about it.

“I keep forgetting things” – you may have said this quite often. Remembering where you left the car keys, or recalling your former colleague’s name might be difficult for you. Your friend delivered a baby, but as you break the news to your partner you forget whether the baby is a girl or a boy. Wondering whether you have dementia? Well, it can’t be dementia. Forgetting is normal. People keep forgetting things because of various other reasons. It is not always dementia. Our brain has a unique way of storing and retrieving memories. And any interference in the whole process may lead you to forget things. Here are a few reasons why you forget.

Agricultural production may be what many people depend on for survival, but hunting and gathering has advantages over traditional farming. For example, protein is an essential ingredient to life that humans need to maintain a robust lifestyle. Hunter-gatherers provide themselves with the necessary amount of protein and amino acids through consuming plants, nuts, fish and wild animals found throughout the terrain. Through the years, the availability of these nutritional food items has remained stable because foragers are seasonally mobile and only hunt for what is needed. By not storing food needed for later consumption, hunter-gatherers are able to acquire their necessary nutrients fresh from the wild and do not eat plants and animals that have been stowed away and lose nutritional value. A study of the Bushmen’s, a modern day hunter-gatherer community, shows that their normal day by day consumption included 2,140 calories and 93 grams of protein, impressively more than the suggested recommended amount. It is incomprehensible that Bushmen, who eat seventy five

Our economy was booming in the 1980’s and this allowed many Americans the liberty to display their fortune and riches. Our TV shows reflected our obsession with money. Cars that we drove, the large homes that we had and the shows that we watched such as; The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, reflected our hearts obsession with wealth. Even the younger generation was brought into this spending frenzy. This was the era in which Steve Jobs invented the personal computer in his garage and Bill Gates changed the software industry forever! College students readily admitted that their main goal was to make and obtain as much wealth as they could! Our homes were filled with all kinds of new inventions, like microwaves, the VCR and home

Earth’s average temperature is projected to be roughly 1.1-5.4°C warmer in 2100 than it was in 2012 [1]. The increase might seem small in proportion to the amount of years it will take, but it will be very noticeable when the change occurs. Temperature becomes more evident inside of small buildings, or when they are crowded with people. People have counteracted the heat by inventing appliances and making advancements such as air conditioners, or fans; these cooling systems have done their purpose without error, but as prices of resources continue to incline, money may be a future problem. One of multiple ways to efficiently and effectively attack this problem is with passive cooling. It utilizes renewable energy sources like the sun and