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As a current graduate level social work student, I am devoted to combatting injustice, advocating for change, and helping others. I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology back in 2011 and have spent the past eight years serving people diagnosed with developmental disabilities and mental illness. My insight or connection to the diversity of this…

During the Elizabethan period, society was patriarchal, with men being considered the dominant gender and women being subservient. Women had no say in society, meaning their choices were not taken into account. The only agency a woman had was the choice to end her own life. Men determined whom a woman should marry, and women…

To get started on the discussion of advancing the field of science, we shall first connect the concept of insulating privacy to the studies of science. According to a wired article in 2007, DNA scientist James Watson was the first ever to have his entire genome sequenced (which includes > 5 billion base pairs) except…

Every year Billions of people lose their property, their homes and, even their lives to natural weather events across the globe. In extreme cases, whole towns are paralyzed by the unstop-able powers of these weather fueled disasters and the extensive recovery processes can leave these towns devastated for years to come. Although these forces are…

While dress codes are made to make students feel more comfortable in their learning environment, it silently targets and distresses girls. Making them feel uncomfortable and objectified. A topic overlook by many has impacted schools worldwide. “Why are we teaching guys that it’s okay to blame girls for their lack of self control (HUFFPOST)” In…

The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood is not only controversial but is incredibly reflective of today’s American society. A majority of the points Atwood had pushed, such as the objectification of women and the loss of importance to words, have progressively been proven correct. Many references back to the worst of times in humanity show…

Weather is a short-term climate change. While it is sunny today, it can be rainy, even stormy the next day. There are a lot of weather conditions in the world and these conditions are considered to have some effects on people’s mood. (Widmer, Bill, “Lifehack”) Unlike some people who are the opposite of this idea,…

The event I attended was the Wind of Ensemble Reflections at the Wheelwright Auditorium on March 1st, 2018 at 7:30pm. The Wind Ensemble Reflections is a program that pay tribute to Black History Month by a performance of a movement for Rosa by Mark Camphouse. The program also gave honor to Martin Luther King Jr….

Right before my daughter was born I received the saddest news about my nephew Eyden, who passed away when I was pregnant. He had a brain stem tumor and was only five years old when he died. Thankfully, I cherished this one picture of the last time I saw Eyden. This picture brings back one…

Sam and Hunter Smith shouldn’t be here right now. Their existence were genetic fiction. There were 8,324,608 possible genetic combinations for human chromosome pairs. They could have never been. Yet, in front of me, two six-year-old anomalies stood. At one point, they were simply a fertilized egg in some woman’s fallopian tube. Now, they were…