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Introduction I consider Brian Williams to be a leader because he is responsible for hosting his own show and presenting information to the general American public. He is one of the most inspiring people I know because he worked very hard from a modest background to get to his current position. He has become a […]

Introduction The Democratic Republic of Congo is home to some of the most exotic animals and rare vegetation. Occupied by more than 60 million, Congo is a vast stretch of land located in the Central African region (Butler, 2006). Whereas in the past, the region comprised the vegetative hub of Africa, recent times have seen […]

I believe that I merit consideration for being included in the International Dentistry Degree Program because I am a person with a unique background and outlook on modern dentistry. I am committed to following the career path of being a dentist in Canada. My passion for dentistry started when I was in high school. I […]

Part 1: 4th Amendment             In 1791 the 4th amendment was made to the American constitution to protect individuals and their property from unreasonable seizure and searches. Under the law, searches and seizures required warrants issues after probable cause is proven through affirmation or by oath (Vile & Hudson, 2012). The first part of the […]

The Affordable Care Act and the Federal Patient Protection Act were signed into law in 2010. It was duly dubbed ObamaCare (ACA) since it was introduced by former President Barack Obama. It is a comprehensive act that contains over 2,000 provisions in an over 900 pages act (HealthCare, 2016). This paper provides a review of […]

Before the election of Ariel Sharon as prime minister of Israel, the 2000 Camp David Summit (sponsored by the U.S government under Bill Clinton) attempted to intervene in the Israel – Palestine conflict by bringing both parties together to potentially hammer out a resolution that would help to achieve peace in the region. The focus […]

Corporate espionage or economic espionage has become a high stake game in the business arena across the world. Often, it involves both ethical and unethical means of acquiring information that can create an advantage over competitors. The extent of this challenge is best evidenced in the billions of dollars spent each year by corporations to […]

Bellin, Eva. “Reconsidering the robustness of authoritarianism in the Middle East: Lessons from   the Arab Spring.” Comparative Politics 44.2 (2012): 127-149. This article primarily places the blame for the Syrian Civil War on the Assad Regime and their attempts to suppress protestors and those seeking change during the Arab Spring. While regimes in Libya and Egypt […]

Introduction The novel “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien differs from a “traditional” story because it is a collection of short stories that are all related to one another. The novel tells the story of a platoon of soldiers in the Vietnam War who fought alongside each other and experienced the conflict. O’Brien bases […]

Abstract Scholars from as early as the ’80s have debated on which research method is superior over the other when it comes to qualitative and quantitative research. Various authors who have used the techniques have come to agree that they are both essential and the use one method invokes the use of the other method. […]