Broken April

On April 25, 2017 at approximately 1556 hours, I was making my routine patrol when I heard a physical altercation between two students behind the mail center loading dock. Upon arrival, I, C.S.S A. Antoine made contact with Glen Jay (1024501) SLU student and Kathleen Crocker and Elizabeth Richards (SLU employee). Mr. Jay stated that a student name Naadirah Austin (SLU student, ID # 1025198) walked to mail center which he waved at her since he knows Ms. Austin from last semester. An unknown black

be one of the most influential pieces of artwork ever created, Guernica. The piece was commissioned by the Spanish Republican government for an international exhibition in Paris. Originally Picasso had a completely different subject in mind, but on April 26, the revered Spanish town of Guernica became the first occupied civilian center decimated by carpet bombs. The complete and total destruction of the ancient and honored Spanish town ordered by fascist Francisco Franco and carried out by Nazi German

United Airlines was founded April 6, 1926 as Varney Airlines. Later in 1927 United Airlines (Varney Airlines) began flying mail around the U.S. This sparked interest among many people, which lead to Varney Airlines carrying passengers in seats with the mailbags beside them. Little would they know, they just began a new era of modern aviation. April 6, 1926 was also the very first day “true” airline service would operate on fixed routes and schedules. In 1927 William Boeing began his own airline

Discovering a New Me It was a chilly Thursday morning in April 2014. I woke up an hour earlier than normal to take my then husband to work. I wasn’t too thrilled about it, but his car had broken down and he had no other means to get to work. It was supposed to be just any other day: work, come home, shower, take care of our nine month old son, eat, sleep, and repeat. That Thursday morning was anything but ordinary. That morning changed me as a person. I refuse to go back to the old me. I was a

citizens to live. Here are some of the grievances that the South Sudan government face: Elizabeth a citizen of South Sudan lived in a village, called Romoji, in Kajo Keji county in southern part of South Sudan. At 4:00 pm on January in 2017, she had arm broken and her

agenda; they courted and helping to elect political candidates that would legislated policies that were important to their ideals. Hence, the group was able to ensure the election of presidents, but their efforts proved misguided as promises were broken and their message was unrealized. Additionally, they published and televised their message that “address the religious concerns of common people” (Wacker, 2) by being accessible to the less educated of

ETHNIC REFLECTION Vernedia Marie Tucker Dr. Govan Webster University of Little Rock, Arkansas Abstract Every individual view ethics differently. No matter how one view ethics at the end of the day ethics is a determination of an individual’s own belief of what is right or wrong. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is defined as “the notion that corporations

Introduction Back in the day, American baseball excluded players of African-American descent from Major League Baseball and also in its lower Minor Leagues up until 1947. Racial segregation in professional baseball was called a “gentleman's agreement”- an arrangement or understanding which is based upon the trust of both or all parties, rather than being legally binding- because there was no written agreement even at the highest level of organized baseball, the major leagues. But

Anzac Day is one of Australia’s most important national commemorative occasions (Australian Army Goverment, 2018). On the 25th April 1915 at dawn, Anzac soldiers landed at the Gallipoli peninsular in turkey (Burke, 2000). Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War (Australian Army Goverment, 2018). The significant of Anzac Day is to remember and pay respect to all the soldiers who had the courage to serve

Social Engineering This research paper is primarily based on information gathered from secondary sources explaining what the term “social engineering” is, how it is perpetrated, and the impact it has on individuals and corporations. It will also discuss ethical issues and action that can be taken by both individuals and corporations respectively to mitigate and minimize the risk of social engineering attacks. Social engineering, in the context of information technology, is defined as “gaining