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COMPARE AND CONTRAST Name Institution Instructor Date The paper aims at comparing and contrasting two articles. The first is entitled “The Power of Sports” and the second “Sports: an anthropological perspective.” The items shall be identified as article one and two respectively. Both are non-fictional where the authors use illustrations of events that have happened in the past (Miller, 2018). The main issue of discussion in both is sports where facts are applied further authenticating…

Community Asset Mapping Student’s Name Institution About Nghchesar The community I chose for this project is that of Nghchesar because this is where I come from. I have always been passionate about the area and always believe that I will play a great part in its transformation. Ngchesar is one of the 16 states in the island of Palau. Also known as "Oldiais," Ngchesar is located on the Southeast of Melekeok State, northwest of Airai…

Anthropology of Egyptians and Amerindians Anthropology involves examination of the past experience of human beings through archaeology with the aim of knowing how humans lived a thousand years in the past. Anthropology looks deeply into what makes people of different cultures human in terms of their social, economic and political lifestyles and cultures. In many situations, it is always interesting to study the past behaviour of human beings based on their evolutionary history. In most…

Name Professor Course Date Inadmissibility of Forensic Science Evidence in a Court The American courts until the 1980s applied a tolerant procedure of admitting experts' testimony. There was a general rule that required the expert witnesses to be professionally qualified in the area of evidence although it lacked a follow-up. Nonetheless, the qualifications of the expert witnesses were defined although on liberal terms. However, there was an increase in scientific based cases a factor that…

Name: Tutor: Course: Date: The Importance of Locking My Room College campuses are wonderful places for growth and learning. While at college, the dorm becomes our sanctuary, it is not only a place we live, but it becomes our home. Unfortunately, college students have sometimes become crime victims. It is not right to take our safety for granted. Therefore, just like our homes, it is essential to ensure that we always lock our belonging and…

Life Chances by Sociologist Max Weber Student’s Name Institution’s Name Course Details Instructor’s Name Date Judging by the picture, the subjects come from well to do families. The young men are in a limousine, they are appropriately dressed, and they are in a celebratory mood. Their looks do not suggest that they have worked their backs to attain the opulence exhibited in the picture. Given the background of the young men, they have many connections…