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“A place was made from a foundation” . A strong foundation that can do every man’s place last. Accepting another milepost in our life is the same as the credence of newer household. After more than 60 old ages of being. our beloved alma mater. Calaca Academy Inc. now fixing for its 65th Foundation Day…

School days were usually monotonous, with lunch occurring regularly at noon. These lunches brought me satisfaction, allowed me to socialize with friends, and provided an outlet for my energy. Right before lunchtime, our teacher would assign the whole class the duty of cleaning up the classroom. After completing this task, she would arrange us in…

President John F. Kennedy addressed the press on April 10, 1962, stressing the importance of maintaining stable prices and wages in the steel industry amidst economic difficulties. This was prompted by a 3.5 percent price hike by steel companies. The president’s forceful rhetoric aimed to boost morale among Americans and persuade the steel companies to…

Money Management Recently reflecting upon my good old high school years in the late 90s, I am reminded of the overall satisfaction of and value that I placed on my education. I took advantage of the challenging honors and college-level courses that my school had provided and made it my mission to work hard, earn…

The scientific approach refers to the use of standards and procedures to demonstrate the validity of its findings by aligning with real-world events. This approach can be differentiated from others in two key ways. Firstly, any approach claiming to be scientific, regardless of its origins in natural or human science, must have empirical relevance to…

A panopticon is a well-designed circular building in which is always under complete surveillance, allowing the observer to see everyone within the perimeters while people are not able see or acknowledge them back. Michel Foucault mentions in his essay entitled “Panopticism” that there is a common resemblance to this 17th century structure, to many different,…

Throughout history, there has been a growing human fascination with unexplainable phenomena. People have consistently wondered about these events and tried to confirm their validity. However, it is only in recent years that scientists and others have actively investigated these mysteries. Their main focus has been on paranormal occurrences, which has resulted in the development…

February 20, 2012 HIST 125 Comparison of the Spanish Conquest After the Spanish Conquest, many written document have become used as sources that help recount major events from the past. Therefore, it becomes that job of historians to analyze sources and determine their accuracy and relevancy. “The Conquest of New Spain” written by Bernal Diaz…

Gerunds are funny — they look like verbs, they sound like verbs, but they’re not verbs — they’re nouns! SpSpecificallyecifically, gerunds are action-oriented verbs that function as nouns. This always has the same function as a noun (although it looks like a verb), so it can be used: As the subject of the sentence: Eating…

Jeff Gundy from «A Conversation with William Stafford» What follows is part of a conversation between William Stafford and myself in August 1988 at his home in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Having received a summer research grant from my college to explore Stafford’s work in relation to his pacifism and his experience as a conscientious objector,…