The impermanence of everyday life is complex. It is stated over and over in this linear movement of life with a variety of constants and variables. What is the ‘everyday’? Why is it important to understand it? The term may be attached to other terms such as ‘routine’ or ‘home’. A space that provides grounding of some sort and is a system of its own. […]

Ethics is the formal study of morality. Morality is a behaviour by which a person ought to act. The code of ethics of an engineer as outlines the moral guidelines by which an engineer ought to act. The IEE lists 10 code of ethics which can be summarised as; Prioritising the safety, health and welfare of the public Avoid real or perceived conflict of interests […]

The definition of a hero is someone who is recognized for their endless acts of bravery, selflessness, courage and strength in character. Ask a young child who they recognize as heroes in their life and common responses are usually moms, cops, firefighters, etc. Throughout this essay the reader will see a compare and contrast between Beowulf and Lyndon B. Johnson. One hero did it because […]

Women’s roles in literature have continuously evolved throughout age, with female characters becoming more and more present as time goes by. Women in literature nowadays are now becoming the main characters in novels such as The Hunger Games, Divergent, and The Fault in Our Stars where in the novels are held in the female protagonists’ point of views, but there are still stereotypes associated with […]

Humans live in society, we are always exposed to social relationships, we have a family, we have friends, we interact with each other, but why Humans are Social beings? In the book neuroscience of human relationships Louis Cozolino states that “Using evolution as an organizing principle, we begin with the assumption that our social brains have emerged during natural selection because being social enhances survival. […]

Virus, malware, ransomware, phishing… What is all this? Where did it come from? Why do we even have this? In 1989, the birth of one of the deadliest and unwanted disease for a computer, the first worm was created by Robert Morris (Julian, Ted, and CMO). Robert Morris was on a mission to determine the magnitude of the internet. In order to find out what […]

On 27th September 2018 I attended the provincial court of British Columbia inCourtenay. In the court, food, drinks and cell phones on are not allowed. I reached in the court at before 2:00pm. Before entering the court, I met with a lawyer at there. I talked with a lawyer for case discussion. After, I did the cell phone off. I am entered in the court […]

It is a known fact that memories are sometimes all that we have. When one is old, and you have spent your entire life, you like to reminiscent about your life. One such memory is of one’s farewell party. Everyone knows that even the university life is not that easy, especially if one has challenging subjects like accounting and finance. There are classes to be […]

What is it to be ostracised? “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner and “Fleur” by Louise Erdrich, are tales that encompass the idea of social exclusion. The characters in these stories sit upon a precipice of social isolation, destitute to be ostracised by their communities. Fleur and Emily both challenged societal ideals invoking fear within their compatriots and were consequentially ostracised and treated with […]

Many people experience some kind of a challenge, or an extreme struggle in their lifetime, and often it can change their life entirely. Often, their journey also reveals the values of their community, and the society they live in. In Morrison’s The Bluest Eye, many characters suffer a life changing challenge, but none more than Pecola. Pecola’s unsuccessful, extreme struggle to integrate herself into her […]