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A World Without Boundaries

by Aabis

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 04, 2017

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Comments: 7

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Summary

Can we imagine a world without boundaries? Almost not.But we have to. A world where there is no limits. A world where there is no hatred,only love, affection and respect. A world that will move us closer to nature.Where there everything is for everyone. The whole world is our, and we are for the whole world.

My Favorite Place To Visit

by Ryan Eron

Essay / Non-Fiction

August 19, 2021

7 days reads: 28

Comments: 7

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Summary

This Essay is about My Love to Nuwara Eliya

Good and Bad people

by leahhammer91211

Essay / Non-Fiction

January 28, 2013

7 days reads: 16

Comments: 2

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Summary

Comparisons between good and bad people and how it can affect the world!

Peace of Mind is Priceless

by J O Nwachukwu

Essay / Non-Fiction

February 09, 2012

7 days reads: 15

Summary

An in-depth look at peace of mind and how to live a peaceful, happy life.

Alma Mater

by Sasha-Shanice

Essay / Non-Fiction

January 20, 2018

7 days reads: 14

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Are exams actually necessary?

by gabrielbrum

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 29, 2008

7 days reads: 10

Comments: 75

Summary

This essay outlines whether exams are really worthwhile or not... Hope you will enjoy and reflect about it.

Fashion Trends of 2003

by somme84

Essay / Non-Fiction

June 12, 2017

7 days reads: 6

Summary

Ever wonder what styles of clothing were popular in 2003? Believe it or not, every year brings a new style (especially when it comes to women's clothing). Fashion is ever evolving. Sometimes trends carry over from the previous year and sometimes get tweaked just a tad bit. Here I'll try to recall the styles that were common in women's clothing from the year 2003-specifically taken from women's magazines, catalogs and street-wear.

Benefits of Modern Communication

by Amaaz

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 13, 2011

7 days reads: 5

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Summary

In the modern world life will be impossible without communication. We use communication in all the activities of our daily life. Communication is the process of transferring information from one person to another with the use of a medium in which the communicated information is understood by both parties. In communication both parties must use a common language understood by them. Communication is defined as a process by which we assign and convey meaning in an attempt to create shared understanding. Today the communication has developed so much that we are always interacted with it in our all activities. None can live without communication. In the present world communication plays key role in all the development activities from economy to all relations in national & international activities. The development in modern communication has brought new era in the development of the world. In this aspect the advantages of the communication is remarkable & can be seen everywhere from the world. Today we benefit much from communication. None can say anything against this. In our everyday life we must use communication. There are many benefits of the modern communication to our lives in all the fields. One can write many about this topic. Earlier, there were no telephones, fax machines, internet, TV or any other present resources of communication. Present communication has made the world a global village. This means today the world is such a small place for which through communication we can know what going on anywhere in the world. Television helps us to get breaking news from all over the world. The internet had given a boost to our daily communication. We can talk any one from anywhere in the world through internet or phone. Even in the aspects of education one can get all the information requires from internet. One can even study from the internet through distance learning programs. Today the communication has made you to feel that the world is at your finger tips. You can see the benefit of modern communication in all the areas of our lives. Modern communication has brought a revolution…

The Relevance of Shakespeare in the Modern Age

by Robert Price

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 18, 2017

7 days reads: 5

Summary

The Relevance of Shakespeare in the Modern Age. Throughout the years, many have shrugged off the fact that the work of William Shakespeare holds no lasting relevance in the modern world today. This essay will explore this -- eventually detailing WHY he IS relevant and how he has had a lasting impact on the world and how we see it.

Santacruzan-an unforgettable experience

by Enriqueto Tabernilla

Essay / Non-Fiction

September 14, 2017

7 days reads: 5

Summary

Santacruzan-an unforgettable experience is about a village rite reminiscing the search of the cross where Jesus Christ was crucified as undertaken by Prince Constantine through the request of his mother St. Helene. The villagers do the rite via the nine-day novena prayer held in different houses in the barangay. The final day is the celebration through praying, dining, dancing, and drinking.

The Power of Words

by James Alexander

Essay / Non-Fiction

October 05, 2018

7 days reads: 5

Summary

I wrote this for my students to open their minds to the power they have been granted: to use words. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it. Enjoy.

Message In a Bottle: A Letter to Black America

by En Raiter

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 14, 2022

7 days reads: 5

Comments: 13

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Summary

If a culture is sick it'll naturally produce a sick people. However, it is only a sick society that can produce a Son Of Man. What other kind of culture would need them?

Augustine on the Relationship between the Church and the State in De Civitate Dei

by Pater Profundus

Essay / Non-Fiction

September 11, 2012

7 days reads: 4

Summary

This was my paper I passed for my one semester course on Augustinian Philosophy. This essay exposes Augustine's theory concerning the relationship between the Church and the State. Furthermore, this paper is a close reading of Augustine's De Civitate Dei (The City of God) and focuses on the critique of paganism and the development of a Res Publica Christiana. I know other people have other views about relationship between the church and the state, but this is Augustine's view and not my view. For the purposes of Academic study, I took the challenge and made this paper.

MONEY MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND

by RONIT BANERJEE

Essay / Non-Fiction

February 25, 2017

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In Appreciation of Ogrish #1: 'Can You Handle Life?'

by MaxConvex

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 22, 2022

7 days reads: 4

Summary

First helping of a brief 4 part history of the shock site 'Ogrish' I cut and filleted from a much longer research piece for Cult Nation a while ago. This first part looks at how the site took off on the back of showcasing gruesome beheadings in Iraq 2003.

Archery

by shaz77

Essay / Non-Fiction

January 01, 2013

7 days reads: 3

Comments: 1

Summary

Non Fiction about Archery and how it became what it is today. Also an essay for school.

CARE & PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

by Amaaz

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 13, 2011

7 days reads: 3

Summary

Children are the most important part of a society. The main reason for this is today’s children will be tomorrows youth which will be having all the responsibilities to run a nation in the future. In this manner it’s our utmost duty to provide full protection & care to each & every single child in our society. Parents or guardians the most important people who have to play a key role in bringing up our children with care, love & giving all the protection they require in their everyday lives.