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Online learning is becoming increasingly common, given the rise of nontraditional learners who must fit their classes into a schedule with outside work and family obligations. However, grave concerns remain as to…

The transition of youth from adolescence to adulthood is usually a difficult and painful period. This is an even more difficult time for the youth who are removed from the home of biological parents to be placed into out-of-home care. For them, they not only had the experience of maltreatment, hurt or neglected, but also are facing the uncertainties associated with being removed from the original family. Under this situation, their behavior development may be troublesome, as they may desire returning to the original home or conflict with foster parents and siblings. As a result, such children may join a delinquency group for support. If the experience of out-of-home care affects youth behavior negatively and can promote delinquency, then out-of-home care is at least the second great tragedy in a difficult upbringing.

¶ … 1978, the aftermath of the civil rights movement still tore at seams of the status quo of the American social fabric. As the nation came to reckoning with the vast differences in racial progress, perception, and…

Distributive Justice: Should Todd Krampitz Have Received a Liver Transplant Ahead of Others?

It is well-known that the Victorian era was one in which massive inequalities existed between men and women. Women were not allowed to vote, in many cases their right to own property was tenuous, and their place in…

Alzheimer's disease is a neuro-degenerative disorder that currently affects close to 4 million people in the United States (National Institutes of Health). By 2025, the number of Alzheimer's cases is expected to…

Many countries have had systems of racial separation, but perhaps the most widely known and widely reviled system was South Africa's Apartheid system, which separated black Africans from whites.

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The medical and the biological sciences have always been fascinated with the study of cells, and for a good reason since within them one can find many clues to the development of the human body.

Africa countries are one of the hardest hit countries by the AIDS crisis. Workers comprise a significant portion of people living with HIV or at least all of the workers are exposed to the dangers of the epidemic.