The Equalizer

Love is many things. Love is passion, endearment, fondness, devotion, and most importantly, love is “what makes the world go round.” To many this is a nonsensical concept, but to James Baldwin love was the missing key to making the world a better place, or in other words making the world “go round.” For hundreds of years’ racism has always been a prominent affair in American history. Some will say it is currently still taking place, while others believe it is not prevalent in today's society. Martin

Uniforms Help with Education Ashleyann Mabatid Azusa Pacific University College Abstract I’m doing my research about how uniforms help with education. In today’s society, everyone worries about the fashion statement they wear that they spend so much time worrying about their outfits other than studying or paying attention in class. Uniforms would assist students to stay on track and focus more on their class work. Uniforms can keep the schools safer from violence. Education

goes to such elaborate lengths to depict the immensity of the enterprise and the sweat and hardship of battle, that one can't help but sense, hidden within this repeated formulaic expression of dying, a commentary upon death as the ultimate equalizer. Conversely, the methodical treatment of death could simply be an indication of Homer's

HTC U11: Questions and Answers In recent years, many things went wrong with HTC. The reason is that they could not create a competitive smartphone. The U11 model was supposed to lead the Taiwanese manufacturer out of this whirlpool. Did it work out? Let’s find out. What is in the box? The cute white box contains a charging unit and a USB cable, a clip for the SIM tray, a wired headset with removable ear pads, a plastic case, and an adapter with USB C to the familiar 3.5mm jack. In general, the equipment

life harder by publishing sometimes wrong but always-controversial articles about what was happening. In my opinion the biggest mistake of the conference was how important Wilson was. Wilson, more importantly the America he spoke for, was the main equalizer of the many disagreements that came up, no country wanted to actually offend America and many made concessions to that point, such as the creation of a league of Nations which neither Lloyd George or Clemenceau particular wanted but both wanted to

Genesis in Context Throughout history floods have acted as the great equalizer. Raging like bulls through civilization, eliminating mankind at the whim of Gods, or so until the flood of Genesis. Examining the key players in the Genesis flood with the key players in the Babylonian flood myths before it, particularly The Atrahasis Epic and The Epic of Gilgamesh, a more moral driven undercurrent begins to emerge. The changes that occur in the characterization of God(s) when switching from polytheistic

Cricket is all fun and games and can unite people together, but also break them apart. Cricket became very popular in South Asia in the late 1800’s, and has played a large role in the life of these people ever since. India was owned by the British, and in 1947 split in two independent countries, India and Pakistan. India was predominantly Hindu, while Pakistan was primarily Muslim. Cricket is a part of their culture, and has greatly affected their lives. Cricket is related to politics in both negative

the Lower Class and Minorities Sean Reardon of the Center for Education Policy Analysis wrote, “If we do not find ways to reduce the growing inequality in education outcomes – between the rich and the poor – schools will no longer be the great equalizer we want them to be.” President Obama’s “Race to the Top” policy will perpetuate race and class inequality in America’s education system. Low-income students as a group already have poorer academic performance, grade point averages and standardized

students and parents for various problems that they may have. It provides services for students who my have emotional needs, physical challenges, as well as provide classes for parents. Conflict theorists view education as a divider, rather than an equalizer. Conflict theorists focus on social and economic inequalities inherent in our educational system. They also focus on how the system perpetuates these inequalities. Depending on their social backgrounds,

bettering one’s stereotypical educational outlook. Another main facet of attending post-secondary education leads to better opportunities to the finely tuned occupations in America. The last archetype of attending post-secondary education contains the equalizers of job placement and betterment, including the socio-economic status of that individual. In the United States there is a belief that post-secondary education raises the socioeconomic status of that scholar. In Kakenya Ntaiya’s Tedtalk is an example