Jennifer Wesley
Phillips Exeter Academy
Advanced Literature Studies
Ms. Eleanor Fairfax
September 17, 2023
As nations grapple with the intricate challenges posed by demographic shifts, population control policies have …
Teacher’s Summary: In “Exploring Korean Culture: An Environmental Science Student’s Perspective,” Will Thompson, an 11th-grade honors student, delves into the intersection of Korean cultural practices and environmental sustainability. Through field research, interviews, and hands-on experiences, Thompson discovers the profound ways …
Your paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the enduring impact of Russian Soviet politics on contemporary rural Russia. Your discussion of the challenges faced by rural populations in adapting to democratic processes is particularly insightful. The paper effectively …
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 has significantly impacted the American workforce, including the healthcare sector. This paper examines the implications of the Family and Medical Leave Act for healthcare delivery, medical practice, and patient outcomes. …
With the 2024 US Presidential Election just around the corner, it’s crucial for us to pay attention to who’s running for president. I’m in ninth grade, and I believe that picking the right president is super important for our …
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John Fetterman’s emergence as a notable figure in American politics, particularly in 2023, defies conventional norms. His ascent from the mayor of a small Pennsylvania town to a national political icon is not just a personal triumph but a …
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Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the way governments are run by increasing transparency, security, and efficiency.
One of the key features of blockchain technology is its ability to create a decentralized and tamper-proof digital ledger. This technology allows …
The war in other countries is plentiful but few, in particular, have had the US dragged into them. One that is causing major conflict within surrounding countries is the wars and civil unrest in Central Africa. The government in some …
Editor’s Summary: This essay delves into the contentious debate on whether illegal immigrants in the United States should be granted amnesty. It provides a balanced overview by examining the economic, social, and ethical arguments from both proponents and opponents of …
The process of government funding, whether it be how the funding is allotted or how the money is managed, can be changed for the better by instituting “good sense” policies. Our current advisors and analysts have many ideas about reforming …
Editor’s Note: From the early 1960s to 1966, U.S. Vietnam policy evolved from limited involvement to full-scale war, driven by historical legacies, bureaucratic inertia, and misguided strategic assumptions. This article examines the decision-making process, revealing the impact of executive fatigue, …
Editor’s Summary: This essay critically examines the influence of Americanization on the British welfare system, arguing that it extends beyond mere policy transfer to reflect broader changes in global capitalism. It highlights the shift from a production-focused to a consumption-driven …
“The idea of global distributive justice is utopian, incompatible with our natural partiality towards compatriots and irreconcilable with state sovereignty”. Discuss
We are now living in a global village. When the distance between countries is reduced the fast development of …
Napoleon Bonaparte was best known as the ruler of France. Not only was he this, but he was King of Italy, Mediator of the Swiss Confederation and Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, he is considered by many to …
When coming to the presidential campaign, one most ask themselves which party would be best for our nation as a whole. Although their have been some benefits in the Bush campaign, with having a plan for tax cuts for example, …