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I am in my early twenties, and I am a student majoring in human services. I having a passion for two things: writing and human behavior. These passions I love to blend. Also, I have aspirations to obtian a master's in social work to become a clinical

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Entertainment > Celebrity Commentary Judging Michael Jackson: 1 of 18

The media is known for taking a story and spinning it into whatever it thinks will get the most attention, so it is no surprise that the lives of celebrities are constantly in the spotlight. All major details of their lives are magnified and publicly scrutinized. One of the most famous and ubiquitous stars in the media...
Hobbies & Games > Card Games Comparing online poker and traditional poker: 5 of 18

Although online poker and traditional poker have the same foundations of play, most poker enthusiast may agree that the scale tips in favor of the traditional way. Even though internet poker does provide a great source to play poker at any time with virtually anyone, it lacks the intensity and intimacy of face to face play. ...
Business > Human Resources A guide to effective leadership: 7 of 8

Leadership plays a part in every aspect of our social environment. Consequently, it can be the rise or fall of any group. Leaders who want to be successful must first be aware of what it is they must do to be effective. The greatest leaders are revered for their poise and command. What's more, they know how to play the right...
Sports & Recreation > Hockey Should fighting remain or be eliminated in hockey?: 14 of 14

Fighting drives hockey to a higher emotional level than most sports. Without fighting, the sport would lose the unwritten laws that make the game what it is today. The players known as enforcers, or goons, whose main purpose is to fight, would have never been able to leave their mark on the hockey world and in the hearts of ...
Arts & Humanities > Writing Tips How to create verisimilitude in fiction writing: 4 of 4

Verisimilitude in fiction may seem like a paradox, but with enough creativity, a writer can make a story feel like an actually event in time. There are a few key elements to keep in mind. Main characters need to be plotted, dialogue needs to be tweaked, and description must be concrete for it to stand a chance. One of the mo...