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Childhood Bipolar Disorder: Diagnosis, Traits & Education
Explores juvenile-onset bipolar disorder: diagnostic criteria, symptom overlap with ADHD, age-related differences, and evidence-based classroom accommodations for educators.
Essay Undergraduate 2,864 words
The USA PATRIOT Act: Civil Liberties vs. National Security
Examines how the USA PATRIOT Act erodes Constitutional rights, targets Muslim and Arab communities, restricts press freedom, and expands government surveillance power.
Essay Undergraduate 2,551 words
Dr. Strangelove vs. WarGames: Technology and Nuclear War
A comparative analysis of Dr. Strangelove and WarGames exploring how both Cold War films depict the dangerous relationship between technology and nuclear war.
Essay Undergraduate 2,529 words
United States v. Jones and 4th Amendment Surveillance Limits
Analyzes United States v. Jones (2012), its Fourth Amendment ruling on GPS tracking, and what it means for Homeland Security surveillance capabilities.
Essay Undergraduate 1,819 words
Resilience as Method: What Maya Angelou Taught Me
An undergraduate essay analyzing Maya Angelou as a role model, arguing she models a transferable methodology — silence, disciplined practice
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Henry Paulson's transition from banking to Treasury Secretary politics
Henry Paulson's Long Night details the author's interactions with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson over the course of his career from his appointment to the fall of 2009.
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Building codes and master builders in ancient Mesopotamia
Construction in ancient times is second only to agriculture-it reaches back as far as the Stone Age and possibly further (Jackson 4).
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Robert M. Clark's Target-Centric intelligence model and accountability issues
Robert M. Clark's Target-Centric intelligence model utilizes what is known as the intelligence cycle. Originally, the intelligence cycle was designed to create a complete set of data by breaking into stages the process of collecting the data.
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Immigrants serving in the U.S. armed forces and citizenship
Except for the indigenous Native American population, the United States is truly a country of immigrants. Indeed, most modern Americans can trace their ancestry to the nations of Europe, Asia and Africa and it is reasonable to suggest that the vast majority of U.S.
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California's tertiary education budget cuts and workforce implications
Education is one of the most important issues in the Western world today. It dictates the future of millions of young people per year, and by association also the future of the country whose workforce these young, educated adults will join.