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Since coming to SUNY New Paltz this past fall, I have taken a rigorous course load and have fallen in love with my major. I have met beneficial professors and friends that I will value throughout my life. Most of all I have learned about who I am and how I see my future progressing. After attending SUNY New Paltz, I have learned that this institution isn’t inadequate; it is simply not the right fit for me. Early on in my college experience, I had a strong feeling that this school was not the right

That was how I knew I had made the right choice when I decided to attend SUNY New Paltz. In my short time here, I have seen new places, met so many unique individuals, and I am excited to spend the next four years here. In high school, I always made an effort to get involved through clubs such as Government, Peer Leaders, Drama Club, Tri-M Music Club, Concert/Jazz Band etc. and I plan to do the same here at New Paltz. Currently, I am a biology major because my passion lies in medicine and helping

I am one of the Dual Diploma students in SUNY New Paltz. I am junior student and my major is economics. When I graduate, I would stay in the States for my business purposes. I would like also do my MBA in the USA. During this technical writing course, we had three assignments. The assignments that we did were related to changes in immigration patterns in the USA. Letter to Turkey, Visualizing economics, Visualizing Immigration and Oral Presentation were our assignments. The purpose of this course

Sojourner Truth was born in New York; around 1797, she was sold into slavery at an early age. She had many owners over the years. She married another slave from another farm and they had 5 children. After several years she ran away from her owner and went to work for a family as a maid. When she later became a free person, she became a Civil Rights Activist for women. Sojourner Truth was known for spontaneous speeches on racial equal opportunities. She was known for her speech “Anit I a Women “This

During the Fall semester of 2017 at SUNY New Paltz, you took a course called Intermediate Composition, and for this course we had an temporal theme, which was “What does it mean to be human in the digital landscape of 2017.” Through this we took part in several projects consisting of recording our digital technology usage throughout a 24 hour period, refraining from technology for 24 hours, and also a research paper which posed a question regarding our technology and how we are using it. We used

posted an article one day after the tragedy identifying a newer form of journalism identified as active citizen reporters. Yuliantis' article, Praise for Student’s Footage of Virginia Tech Mass Killing, received a voice in an online news outlet where writings of new forms are welcomed. Time and incident met and a young man, by the name of Jamal Albarghouti, stepped on the school campus and with instinct noticed a chill in the temperament of the vast province of student life and possessed the instant

How does the news we see on social media differ from what we’re being presented with on broadcast? Which is likely to have more of an influence on citizens? Throughout this essay I have selected to focus on the difference of news we see on social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter to what we’re being presented with on traditional media platforms such as television and radio and which of the two is more likely to have an influence on us as citizens who are consuming the news. I will discuss

Get comprehensive news and update regarding the War in Syria 7al, Feb 07, 2015, what is happening around the globe? Is a bit what everybody would akin to be familiar with about? In addition all further essentials into life news have as well turned into one of the fundamentals of our living. It not merely affects life of numerous peoples however also provide us through every day information as well as things which are occurring in the world. Within our demanding schedule we don 't get sufficient

A news programs bias and political party standings can effect what types of propaganda they show of certain candidates. For example, FOX news is a strictly Republican news channel, it supports Republican candidate, meanwhile news channels such as MSNBC and PBS are extremely democratic programs and support Democratic candidates in elections. News programs political bias can affect the way that particular program portrays a candidate for an upcoming election and a candidate’s portrayal can change a

clothing, foods and etc. for media imperialism narrow down the focus which only media ownership, international media flows, media structures, and the media content. In another words, core countries serves as a center, to disseminate the media content, news report, entertainment, to others periphery country if we are applying dependency theory for media imperialism (Boyd-Barrett, 1977: