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standardized test is creeping up: the SAT. The good news is that colleges will accept either test. After researching and reviewing both tests, it is hard to say which test high school students will choose. According to the SAT vs. ACT article by The Princeton Review, seven key items are listed that students can focus on to help choose the right test. SAT vs. ACT states that the ACT has more straightforward questions; the ACT will not beat around the bush when it comes to their questions. The ACT also carries

Sub-cultures are something everyone is a part of in any society they live in. Everyone lives in some kind of culture; everyone has an ethnic background, a social standing, possible political, moral, and religious views and each of these items submits that person into multiple sub-groups within their culture. I, myself, am a part of numerous sub-cultures. Starting with the largest I am a human being; I live and function as a human and not as an animal or plant. This seems a little farfetched to

in Trenton, NJ. In 1750 he settled in Princeton, NJ. There, he became a merchant and manufacturer of tin goods. His prosperity enabled William to attend local private schools and the College of New Jersey (later Princeton). He took a B.A. in 1763 and an M.A. 3 years later. Meantime, Paterson had studied law in the city of Princeton under Richard Stockton, who later was to sign the Declaration of Independence, and near the end of the

On June 22, Vikram Mansharamani, a lecturer at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied sciences, wrote an article named “How an epidemic of grade inflation made A’s average.” In the article, Vikram first explained what is grade inflation. Second, he provided some possible explanation about what inflation occur along with some school’s attempted solution. Last, the author starts to consider what is the impact of grade inflation and how the inflation effect. At the beginning

WORK-STYLE SURVEY Part 1: Participant Demography 1) Please tell us the overview of the company and types of project you were involved in 2) What was your role in the projects? 3) How long have you been working in this position? 4) How many important decisions have you made? 5) How important was the decision affect on the company? 6) How many different decisions have you came up with? 7) Have you studied or worked overseas? How long? Part 2: Cultural Aspects on Decision Making 1) Please

Political Philosophy What is the purpose of the ‘speech of the laws’, in Plato’s Crito? How is it related to Crito’s political opinions and preferences as expressed in this dialogue? The ‘speech of the laws’ as witnessed in Plato’s Crito is of utmost importance to one of Plato’s shorter dialogues and serves multiple purposes, some of which will be engaged with here. The speech will be looked in terms of its methodological purpose and will question what functions this serves. Philosophically speaking

Dianna Thomas-Palmer November 9, 15 Prof. Mangino Soc 004 Durkheim Paper According to author Randall Collins, Emile Durkheim has been deemed sociologies most famous representative (Collins, The Durkheimian Tradition, 211.) The Durkeimian Tradition is “sociology’s most original and unusual set of ideas but revolutionary in the same sense ” (Collins, 211). Durkheim contributed an insightful view on the role of religion and how “God is the symbol of the society and its moral power over individuals”

Imagination versus Realism in Hamlet       Is the Shakespearean tragic drama Hamlet basically an imaginative work or basically a realistic work? This essay seeks to answer this question and related questions, with the help of literary critics.   Harold Goddard’s essay, “Hamlet: His Own Falstaff,” highlights the battle between poetry and realism (history) in the play:   Hamlet, the conclusion is, is a failure because the materials Shakespeare inherited were too tough and intractable

Now that we are past the stress part, students must think of all the benefits of these tests. What even is the point of the test? According to the Princeton review, who is a highly regarded ACT prep company, they define it as “The ACT is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities to make admissions decisions. The idea (in theory, at least) is to provide colleges with one common criterion that