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that child, a name has already been picked for him or her due to the contentment of waiting on the arrival of her beloved bundle of joy.In the article “In much of the world, the survival of newborns cannot be taken for granted” published by the Washington Post on February 23rd, 2015,Michael Gerson emphasizes greatly on pathos to draw his readers’ attention when summarizing his experience, witnessing the agony of a newborn gasping for one last breath at a health center in DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania when

Parents often warn their children not to post too much personal information on the internet. Common reasons for this include a parent’s fear that a child is giving out sensitive and personal information or that a child is opening themselves up to predators. In more recent years another reason has been added. With the invention of the internet, in the 90s, and with the rise of usage of social media, a parental fear is that their child will post the wrong thing and be denied a job or entrance into

The image I’ve chosen for the purpose of this essay comes from The Huffington Post, in an article called, “19 Photos Of Women Working 100 Years Ago.” It is presented entirely in grayscale, which is most probably because of the lack of color imaging systems in that time period rather than exuding an artistic effect. This image takes place in an aircraft factory in 1917, according to the article. The background and foreground are very clearly distinguishable. The woman who is clearly in focus is working

Edgar Joshua Aguiar Mary Foster AP English Language and Composition 16 August 2017 The 10,000 Hour Rule Exposed   In Malcolm Gladwell’s book Outliers, he says the pillars of success are hard work, location, and opportunity. Gladwell defines hard work as his 10,000 hour rule. I think his 10,000 hour rule has flaws. I found others that also argue about the 10,000 hour rule. Although Malcolm Gladwell’s formula offers many examples of successful people who put in 10,000 hours of hard work, he

The article, The Great Unraveling of Globalization by the Washington Post, discusses how many companies and organizations have become victims of globalization. Companies have set up stores and factories in regions such as: China, Russia, India, Brazil, Thailand and more, thinking that those locations would help them achieved the biggest GDP gains (Washington Post, 2015). Globalization was supposed to aid both the rich and the poor countries alike. As the article says, “it was supposed to act like

inexperienced, but both are extremely hungry to uncover the details of the story. Throughout the film they are portrayed as very ambitious, but new reporters. They are under constant pressure to double and triple check their sources. Most of the editors at the Post were opposed to Woodward and Bernstein covering such a great story and wanted to pass it off to more experienced reporters, but Editor Ben Bradlee gave them a chance. He had confidence in their perseverance and dedication to uncover the truth. In many

In The Post, Katharine Graham, the owner of the Washington Post, is an anomaly in the world of business and the press. Being a woman, not many of her male advisers took her dedication to the press and her ability to turn out a profit seriously. This was in a time where feminists were just starting to resurge and throw off the 1950s cult of domesticity. As a result, Graham went through a myriad of obstacles in showing her mettle for the supposedly male world of printing. These obstacles existed in

still have this opinion about women, which it connects the differences between genders. Meaning that men still think that woman’s needs to stick with their roles of being mother, nurses, beauty queen, schoolteachers and model referring to “the Washington Post article “Ghostbusters, the bros hate it and the art of modern misogyny”. This could be a connection in how these articles explain how men still think about women roles, but at the same time we see the changes in how women are adapting a evolving

In this article on the Washington post website the writer talks about how the shooting at sandy hook elementary school increased the need for mental health needs. She presents the facts about states that cut funding for mental health in 2015. She says “only 23 states increased mental health spending in 2015, compared to 36 states in 2013 and 29 in 2014”. The article brings disturbing facts and questions to life on why we cut funding if there is people needing the help of professionals especially

I got my article for the Washington Post. The Washington Post is a credible source because they state facts about events, and spread reliable information that everyone can rely on. The Washington Post article that I chose states many facts about a new law that was passed. The article I chose is, New U.S. rules for standardized testing have been drafted. Here’s what they mean for kid, it states that congress has passed a new federal education law that will replace, No child Left Behind. The replacement