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 …
This essay explores Martin Luther King Jr.‘s “I Have a Dream” speech through the lens of scientific principles, particularly chemistry. The author draws parallels between King’s rhetorical techniques and chemical processes, likening his speech to a catalyst for …
This essay provides an insightful overview of Dave Chappelle’s career, highlighting his rise to fame with “Chappelle’s Show,” his bold decision to step away from a $50 million contract, and his later work, including his provocative Netflix specials. …
This essay uses the Iraq War as a case study to explore the application of classical philosophical ideas in understanding modern conflicts. Through a hypothetical documentary format, the essay imagines how Aristotle, Rousseau, and Mill would analyze the …
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This essay provides a detailed and insightful analysis of Catherine of Aragon’s life, highlighting her significant role in the religious and political shifts of Tudor England. The student effectively connects historical events to broader themes, demonstrating …
“The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger really spoke to me in a way I wasn’t expecting. At first, I thought it would be just another boring book we had to read for English class. But as …
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The study of the humanities is crucial to a well-rounded education and understanding of the world. The humanities encompass a wide range of disciplines, including literature, philosophy, history, languages, and the arts, and they play an important role in helping …
Leo Tolstoy and Charlotte Bronte are two of the most iconic and influential writers in the history of literature. Both were born in the early 19th century and achieved widespread fame and success during their lifetimes. While they lived in …
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 …
Teacher’s Note: This essay delves into the diversity and complexity of Islam in the modern world, highlighting the historical context, sectarian divisions, variations in Islamic law, and the differing roles of women across Muslim societies. It emphasizes the importance of …
Faustus the Speculator, the Doctor of Divinity; who was not content with himself or his life, and wanted more. He was an intelligent worldly man who had students that admired him. But Faustus was not content with his knowledge and …
America is the best country in the world. We have the best doctors, the best military, the best schools and best of all the most freedom. But as with any system there are possible improvements. One of America’s biggest current …
In most organizations employees fall into two categories—exempt and non-exempt status. The exempt and non-exempt terms was brought into effect through the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and was written to protect employees from being required to work long hours …
“The greatest spectacle in racing”. This is a famous saying started by a well known man in the broadcasting/racing industry named Sid Collins. Sid was born in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1923. His parents were both Hoosiers. He attended (IPS) Indianapolis …
Editor’s Note: Group Think is a psychological phenomenon where the desire for harmony in a group leads to irrational decision-making. Coined by William H. Whyte and later popularized by Irving Janis, it suppresses critical thinking and individual creativity. Key causes …