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  According to Sutton and Anderson (2010), ethnography is defined as a descriptive study of a given human society. The ethnography studied in the contemporary society finds a basis on fieldwork in its entirety and requires that an anthropologist completely immerses himself in the way of life and culture of the society under study (Sutton,… Continue reading Anthropology & Ethnography detailed analysis

    This article provides a lot of information regarding the rate at, which sexually transmitted diseases are present among the American youth. Furthermore, the author has found out through research that by the time one reaches the age of 25, they will have obtained a disease, which is sexually transmitted. The article focuses mainly… Continue reading USA’s youth at high risk for venereal diseases

  Anorexia nervosa is a type of eating disorder that is portrayed by refusal of an individual to maintain a healthy body weight due to the misconception that gaining weight will lead to a distorted self image. This is mostly maintained by cognitive biases that alter how an individual views and thinks about their body,… Continue reading Anorexia nervosa in men and how to prevent it

  Capital punishment is an issue that has raised various social, religious and ethical issues since its inception. Different countries across the globe have since abolished the practice on the premise that it undermines human worth. Indeed, it can not be disputed that the practice has far reaching implications on not only the offender but… Continue reading Annotated Bibliography: Against Capital Punishment

Annotated Bibliography: Lack of Parental Involvement in Education Anne, Dodd & Jean Konzal. Making High Schools Better: How Teachers and Parents Can Work Together. USA: Macmillan, 2000, pp. 79-117. Dodd and Jean maintain that parent’s involvement in education matters of students is fundamental for improvement of the performance of students. They implicate minimal participation of… Continue reading Lack of Parental Involvement in Education

  Bailouts, bad ventures Treelord cash by Elton Smallman Retrieved from     http://www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/news/8733697/Bailouts-bad-ventures-halve     Treelord-cash Investment projects by individuals, companies and trusts require constant research analysis and continuous monitoring to ensure they remain stable and make profits. A single mismanagement can cause the entire project to collapse. This is exactly the case heighted in the article Bailouts,… Continue reading Waikato Bakery owner owed $280,000 in tax Retrieved

  Any city planning should ensure that it has an efficient geographical structure. This can be done by ensuring that planners put in mind the need for enough space for relaxation purposes. A city’s park should be big enough to avoid disturbances from other people. Pedestrian footpaths are also a very important tenet of city… Continue reading Analysis Paper to the Movie Before Sunset,city planning

  The existing business involves patent technology on rocket design using the latest technology and offering competitive prices to the clients that would like a ride to the space safely. It is corporation business that has limited liabilities and separate from the legal entity of the directors. Company’s shareholders have the opportunity to control the… Continue reading Analysis of the international business risks and benefits

Jon Krakauer is the author of the non-fiction book ‘Into the Wild’, written in the year 1996. This book is considered to be Krakauer’s expansion of an article titled ‘Death of an Innocent’ that was about Christopher McCandless. This article premiered in the ‘Outside’ issue in the year 1993 on January. Later on, in the… Continue reading Analysis of Jon Krakauer Into the Wild