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The Devil’s Rooming House is the interesting story of Amy Archer-Gilligan, America’s deadliest female serial killer. Written by M. William Phelps, this book brings to light the story of the woman who ran a murder house over one hundred years ago. The case of Amy is a fascinating one because of her motive, money. She opened a nursing home for the elderly and then murdered her clients for financial gain. Amy Archer-Gilligan put a lot of planning into her killings, this is her story. As any businessperson

The Spanish Civil War, lasting from July 17, 1936 to April 1, 1939, was comprised of several events such as frequent rebel uprisings and territory gain by the Nationalists. The Nationalists made several progressions early on in the war due to their advantages in military supplies and a bigger army compared to the Republicans. According to “Document Page: Spanish Civil War”, “The insurgents [Nationalists] seized control of the agrarian provinces of western Spain but failed in the more urban industrial

Media Advertising Mix Assignment AMGT 604 Lo Hsuan, Hsu Introduction There are five media advertisings, includes print, radio, television station, digital, outdoor signage in my project. I think the media advertising maintains an arts organization’s old customers; however, it also may create new customers in the meantime. Furthermore, in order to full fill mission of the Yale Repertory Theatre (Yale Rep). Therefore, my project of the media advertising wants to reach the customers based on the venues

questions to prevent future plagiarism cases. 3 The immediate expulsion of an innocent student unknowledgeable about his or her actions may even cause emotional hardships which may lead to an unexpected case of violence among peers. In The Hartford Courant, Loretta Waldman shares reports on a case that could have caused unnecessary violence because of an immediate expulsion due to plagiarism. Matthew Coster, a student at Central Connecticut State University was expelled for plagiarism, but claims

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a Christian minister’s challenge to California’s ban on “gay conversion” therapy, upholding a lower court’s ruling that the ban was constitutional. Monday was the second time in three years that the U.S. Supreme court rejected a challenge to the 2012 legislation putting a ban on gay conversion therapy in California. The said law prohibits mental health counselors, psychologists, and social workers licensed in the state from offering the said therapy to alter minors’

Halberstam along with his brother were both pushed to do well in school and as a result both were able to attend Harvard. Halberstam by his own admission struggled for a period academically at Harvard and almost failed out of school. However it was during this period in the early 1950’s that he found is passion for journalism. He worked for the school’s daily newspaper The Harvard Crimson and was eventually named managing editor ( ). Halberstam’s time working for the Crimson set forth many

Hartford, CT is a well-known city that has developed into a concentric zone fashion. A concentric zone consists of five zones; Central Business District, Transitional Zone, Working Class Zone, Residential Zone, and the Commuter Zone. Each zone consists of different qualities that can all be found in Hartford. Hartford is very similar to Chicago based on the description of Chicago given by Dr. Burgess. Just like Chicago, Hartford is also a city that has a high crime rate. The first zone is the Central

attention on his characters, folkways, speech and the setting (Simpson). The river has been written before in detail, but in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn the river is an adventure all in itself full of mystery and powerful imagination (The Hartford Courant 1). Throughout The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck and the runaway slave, Jim, escape the evils of society by retreating to the river, floating away on the raft (Simpson 47). In one of the episodes in the novel, Huck says “other places do

The Accident On November 12, 1995, an American Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-83 type passenger aircraft, which was operating as Flight 1572, departed from Chicago O’Hare International (ORD); however, the aircraft got substantially damaged due to impact to the top of oak trees on Peak Mountain Ridge in East Granby, Connecticut. The aircraft also hit the Instrument Landing System (ILS) localizer antenna, which was on its way to Runway 15 of Bradley International Airport (BDL). The aircraft, lastly

School Anti-Bullying Programs Ineffective was written by Marc Brackett and Diana Divecha. Marc Brackett, Ph.D, is the director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, research scientist in the department of Psychology at Yale University, and Deputy director of Yale's Health, Emotion, and Behavior Laboratory. Marc has authored, coauthored, and edited over sixty scholarly publications on this subject. Diana Divecha , Ph.D, is a developmental psychologist and research affiliate with the Yale