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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder commonly known as PTSD is a mental illness that forms when one has experienced a traumatic event or an overwhelming event in one’s life. PTSD can have a severe impact on the nervous system. The nervous system can become stuck in the stressful situation and it will be unable to return to its normal state. PTSD has many symptoms such as avoidance, isolation and flashbacks. There are a few treatments for PTSD available and these include medications and therapy. Even

Joseph “Jack” Herrick-Kaiser ARTH-135 – Research Paper Theories on the Bronze Age Collapse The Bronze Age was a time where a majority of cultures across continents made significant advancements in their metalworking that allowed said cultures to thrive and flourish, and allowed some to even develop extensive written records. It was also the time when the very important metal known as “Bronze” was invented, which was used in said advanced metalworking. Bronze was used a plethora of different

Entertainment comes in many forms in this day and age. In the early 1950’s entertainment in many homes was sitting together as a group in a room, listening to the radio. Only the wealthiest families could afford the luxury of televisions. We have evolved into an entertainment oriented culture where families have several televisions and many people have come to own tablets and smart phones that keep entertainment very close at hand. It is common to see people in various places, such as restaurants

Known as the Elba Tablets, dated from 2500 to 2250BC, consisted of a collection of as many as 1,800 different clay tablets along with 4,700 fragments as well as many thousand minor chips. Written in two different languages with clay identity tags attached to them with the first language being Sumerian and the second language being an unknown language but similar to Sumerian which eventually the archaeologists named "Eblaite." Most of the tablets provided information on Syria and Canaan of the Early

Do Children Learn Better in Boys-only or Girls-only School? When it comes with education, Koreans have a lot to talk about. Education is always a hot issue in Korea. Since Korea has no natural resources, we have been investing on education and school systems. Obviously we have boys-only and girls-only schools. We have foreign language schools, science schools, arts schools, and sports schools in the result of long time agony. We tried many different types of schools yet, we could not conclude

a hard worker, and spent many hours at work, along with his mother. Franz did not have a good relationship with his father due to his strict ways and high standards, and always felt as if he was a failure. Franz graduated from Charles Ferdinand University

Monty’s mother was a school teacher who also served as Hadassah regional president. He was married to Marilyn Doreen Plottel an actress, writer and television producer who was active with a number of charities including Jewish Welfare Fund, Tel-Aviv University. She died in June 2017. Monty and Marilyn had three children Joanna Gleason, a Tony Award-winning actress, Sharon Hall, a television executive and President of Endemol Shine Studios and Richard David Hall, a television producer who won an Emmy

more people died because of texting while driving and their personality safety is more in danger. Deaths from texting while driving increased from 28% from 1999 to 2005. (Vitelli) Privacy is important. To feel secured and to be secured. The Tel Aviv University says that people who are using a smartphone and are on public pages or in social networks are giving informations about their lives and private information more than people without smartphones. With smartphones, we are stepping in a new era

Joseph Roisman, a Classics professor at Colby College, has written several books on the history of Alexander the Great and his kingdom of Macedonia. His qualifications include a B.A. and M.A. he received from Tel Aviv University and a Ph.D. from the University of Washington. Roisman’s expertise is solely focused in Greek and Roman history and Greek rhetoric. Roisman’s book, Alexander the Great: Ancient and Modern Perspectives, is a biography compiled of historical documents and essays written by

I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to take part in a number of research projects in the last few years. Two years ago I started working as a research assistant in Yair Bar-Haim’s Laboratory for Research on Anxiety and Trauma in Tel-Aviv University. I had worked in a group that studied primary prevention of combat-related posttraumatic stress symptoms by attention bias modification treatment (ABMT). It was a longitudinal study, with about 800 subjects. We travelled to military bases all