… may not capture headlines today, but gruesome memories of it remain and nightmares continue to haunt the victims. Bhopal is a classic example of massive leakage of Methyl Isocyanate, but indiscriminate disposal of toxic wastes over a long period…

… situation seems like a simple thing to do. We associatively interpret a person’s willingness to help as an instinctive result of altruism or, alternatively, an act motivated by egoism and self-interest. Scientific evidence though, suggests otherwise.…

… problem of drugs has become one of the most serious ones facing the world and it’s youth. Drugs in general, can be classified into 5 different kinds: cannabis or hemp (name of a plant) such as marijuana and hashish, opiates such as morphine, heroine…

… to many organizations in meeting data processing and data communication needs. Prior to the use of LANs, most processing and communications were centralized; the information and control of that information were centralized as well. Now LANs logically…

… about a prehistoric shark-like creature known as the Megalodon. It was known as one of the fierceiest creatures to roam the earth, it would eat anything it could come across that was meat, and it ruled the ocean realm. In the book…

… born every day and twenty of these babies are born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance by pregnant women because it legal and socially acceptable (Mercer, 1990). Many pregnant women are not aware of the complicati…

… of the idea of cloning, and would ban it all together. Movies and television have given them a false perception of what cloning really is. There are two types of cloning: reproductive and stem cell cloning. Reproductive cloning basically means that…

… life. Leon Kass confronts the issue of immortality and prolonged life in his article, entitled Why Not Immortality?. Those involved in science hold the position that this could only benefit mankind. Kass, however, realizes the dangers involved in…

… use the Internet for corporate use, research, and personal uses. If each person uses one computer to access the Net at any one time, that is trillions of bytes of data. People are in danger of being “infected” or “hacked” easily by brilliant hackers.…

… theory: 1) compare and contrast the one theory you think is the most reasonable to the other two theories, and 2) explain the ‘sociocultural perspective’ as discussed in your text. After taking into consideration, the seven theories in…