College Example Essays

Introduction Cities are being stretched to their limits. By 2050, the world population will double and assuming four people per family, additional 2 billion ‘houses’ of various types will be needed. Cities in both the developed and the developing world are increasingly facing problems with their existing systems of tackling …

A Thematic Study of Juno and The Kite Runner             2007 marked a great year for films, and two of the most notable couldn’t be more different from each other.  Juno, directed by Jason Reitman and the controversial Diablo Cody—with the film supposedly a parody of her own life—takes place …

Coca-cola’s supply chain design is not complicated as a model, but since its spread all over the world, it gives rise to certain complications. The company had to streamline its supply chain recently to keep up with other value chain key members. This has boosted the supply chains efficiency compared …

Two late 1950’s French film masterpieces, “Breathless” by Jean-Luc Goddard and “The 400 Blows” by Francois Truffaut share many characteristic techniques used by their directors and yet each film leaves the viewer with a completely distinct impression. One of the things that brings Truffaut’s and Goddard’s works together is skillful …

The Lottery by Shirley Jackson and The Ones who Walk Away from Omelas by Ursula K. Le Guin both contain similar concepts – that the sacrifice of one for the benefit of the many is justified.  Normally, this concept is referred to as the theory of the scapegoat which is …

Prompt: 1 “The Lagoon” by Joseph Conrad reflects the themes of isolation, disillusion and death representing his real life experiences. The description of the lagoon and the life on the seas clearly reflects Conrad’s real life experiences as a sailor and his passion for an adventurous life. The isolation he …

People with special needs are often discriminated in this world. They are regarded as people who should be taken care for the rest of their lives. What if it was the other way around? What if it calls for these people to find their own haven and take care of …

Human societies have long been faced with the dilemma of considering public order and individual rights in the course of societal change and dynamics of governance. Governments are caught in the middle of considering the welfare of the population in general and individual rights which would be inevitably suppressed in …

          Sometimes a big story which consists of many volumes is completely clear to the reader. Despite of its considerable volume it is destinated to the only thesis statement and all the events and relationships of the story are presented by the author in order to prove and hilghlight this …

            Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier is a story of a wounded Confederate soldier, W. P. Inman, on his journey home to the mountains and to his love, Ada Monroe. This novel is believed to be partly based on the author’s great-great-grandfather’s own experiences as a Confederate soldier as stated …