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land and oil. Civil war soon broke out and one-day Jal’s family was separated; Jal soon learned that his mother had been killed and assumed the same fate for his siblings. However, Simon, Jal’s father, became an important commander in the Christian Sudanese Liberation Army (SPLA). And Jal was soon forced into the same army. Jal only a child endured many years of war while hatred for the Muslim enemy was poured into him. Consumed with anger and malice Jal stayed in a dark place for quite some time.

There are two images. Imagine you are walking down the sidewalk next to your home, and you see a small boy riding a bike. The child accidentally hits a curb with the bike, and falls over, scraping his head on the concrete. You see a nasty gash, and quickly help the boy stop the bleeding while determining if it is a life threatening injury. Depending on what you find, you might call for an ambulance, or if it is not threatening, you might just walk the boy back to his home and help him back to his

I am the product of two cultures: African and Arab. I was born in the United Arab Emirates to Sudanese parents and married a first-generation American, and as such, I have had the advantage of being deeply immersed in otherwise distinct cultures and worldviews. Exceptional role models and unique personal insights have given me the desire to pursue medicine. Indeed, two of the most inspiring and influential people in my life have been my parents. Both have always stressed the benefits and values of

Many people are being displaced due to fear of religious, racial, or political persecution, and this is demonstrated through a story about a Sudanese refugee. Nyawet Tut had to flee because, “...soldiers set fire to her village and she had to run for her life with her own five children and five others of relatives killed in the conflict” (Edwards, 2017, para. 8). Many refugees like Tut had to

Nubia, being one of the earliest civilizations suffered tremendous amounts of turmoil during it’s early existence due to major violence with a similar neighbor, Egypt. One reason for the Turmoil; Egypt, being one of the most military powerful civilizations at that time, wanted to exercise aggressive expansions against Nubia to gain more land. Another reason for violence, would be the need to attain more goods. This was marked by military raids, expeditions and conquests by the Egyptians. Even

Shakespeare is known for his art of characterization. Among his characters are the ones, who are unique in the sense that they are ‘others’ or ‘outsiders’. They are alienated inside the society that they live. Their soliloquies open up the debate of whether these people have ever properly been able to assimilate in the society; or conversely, if the society has fully been able to accept them as their own. Today I am going to talk about three characters from Shakespeare’s plays namely, Othello

Alex Ehalt Mrs. Boring Honors English 10, Pd. 5 22 April 2016 Genocide: Genocide is one of the worst crimes against humanity and it still continues today. The definition of the word genocide is the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation. Compared with war crimes and crimes against humanity, genocide is generally regarded as the most offensive crime. Unlike war, where the attack is general and the object is often the control of a

Ask yourself this, if we were on a plane and it broke down with everyone being stuck on an island. Would the government not try to find us? To save our lives and bring us back to a better place where there is food, shelter and an overall better living environment. Then why not look for asylums seekers out there? An asylum's seekers life here in Australia is another life saved from war, conflict and other disasters. Asylum seekers should be able to come into Australia through boat and by any means

People’s culture can cause a variety of conflicts when interacting with a different culture. This is illustrated well with a culture that believes that stealing is bad or is wrong, while another culture believes it is okay. The people in the culture that believes that it is wrong to steal may look at the people in the culture that believes that it is okay in a more negative light, saying “ Those people are unruly degenerates that only want to steal”; the people from the culture that believes that

: This was cross sectional non- matched case-control, hospital based study Discussion: Longitudinal growth assessment is essential in child care especially in those who complain of chronic illness like epilepsy. that because the disease may affect growth parameters directly or indirectly through the long term use of AEDs. In this study we found that the majority of epileptic children either using valporate mono therapy (57.7%) or valporate with other drug (7%). while carbamazepine