Abstract Many different factors affect the experiences college students have in their residence halls, and one of these factors is the distance between students. The goal of this study was to determine if...
Abstract In the last decades of the twentieth century, South Korea was shaken by three distinct series of shocking crimes. The first began on September 15, 1986. It was a rainy day when...
Abstract The stigmatization of women with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) / acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in South Africa is a key factor to isolating them from the rest of society and undermining the...
Abstract In the current production model of pork in the United States, animals are raised with the aid of antibiotics. According to multiple studies, 70% of all antibiotics in the United States are...
Abstract Malaria has largely been defeated around the world, but there are still thousands of people who die from the disease every year in sub-Saharan Africa. Cultural perceptions about malaria are preventing the...
Abstract The 2013 North Carolina State legislature passed tax reforms that were the largest tax cuts in the past decade. These tax reforms included reducing corporate and personal income tax rates, eliminating tax...
Abstract As election season comes into full swing and candidates try desperately to muster as much support as possible, many Americans desire campaign finance reform. Many people are growing disturbed by the amount...
Abstract My paper discusses how the human body can treat itself from disease and other risks through dancing. This information is vital as the baby boom generation enters an age associated with heightened...
Abstract Although gender is beginning to be viewed as a social construct, the United States’ preoccupation with a binary system of gender classification continues to exacerbate the flaws within the U.S. Department of...
Abstract The purpose of my research is to prove that the public’s health should come before the right of the individual on issues dealing with vaccinations in public schools. The 2014 measles outbreak...
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