Entertainment Essays

The media has been part of the government in many occasions around our history. If the media did not exist, then it would be hard for the people to know what’s going on in their country. The First Amendment states that we have the right of freedom of speech, which …

Law enforcement executives are facing situations where employee misconduct occurs through the private use of social media. Situations have presented itself where police officers have accessed social media on duty at workstations and in patrol cars posting degrading content disrespectful to the profession. With the increased accessibility to social media, …

Social media use has exploded in recent years. In fact, nearly three quarters of Americans have social media profiles, and many of those belong to teachers. As a result of the rapid growth in social media use in recent years, there has been rising concern for teachers and school administrators. …

Every day, millions of people use the internet to learn, discover, and explore the world in ways that seemed nearly impossible hundreds of years ago. It is because of this new drastic change that many have questioned how this technology is affecting our brains, including Nicholas Carr in his article …

In his composition, Is Google Making Us Stupid?, Nicholas Carr discusses how our minds and attention spans are being altered by our frequent use of the internet. Carr explains that because reading from a screen is vastly different from reading a paper source, it is changing our brains by “chipping …

How did hundreds or thousands of individual notes make the journey from a composer’s imagination to paper? How did a skyscraper go from a design concept to an actual building? Think about the complexity in the production of any kind of product. There are many stages of preparation, handovers, polishing …

It is a basic fact of humanity that every person wants, even requires, respect and admiration of their peers. In fact, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs places the need for prestige and the feeling of accomplishment directly after those of the most basic of physical and emotional necessities. It is a …

Beowulf & Grendel is a poem that tells the story of the epic hero Beowulf’s fight with a monster named Grendel. The monster terrifies the festival hall of Heorot, eating its inhabitants. Upon hearing this, Beowulf decides to sail over to the island to defeat Grendel. Without any weapons and …

The anglo saxon people valued bravery, strength, heroism and loyalty through good deeds. They also had a strong desire to fight of evil. Beowulf is the hero that plays out what the saxon people stood by and carries out many qualities and they are clear to see throughout the poem. …

Most people have a certain place of comfort. Perhaps it is their home or a certain building or room. Maybe it is a place for excitement and security. For the Anglo-Saxon in “Beowulf” it is the mead hall. The mead hall offers entertainment, happiness and protection. In the mead hall, …