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Altrusim, Fact Or Fiction?: An Exploration Of Altruism And Egoism In The Context Of Religion And Service Learning, Sarah Pawlicki
Altrusim, Fact Or Fiction?: An Exploration Of Altruism And Egoism In The Context Of Religion And Service Learning, Sarah Pawlicki
A with Honors Projects
This research paper questions the existence of true altruism, by discussing social psychological, philosophical, and theological theories regarding altruism and egoism. The author then discusses her findings in the context of two service learning projects which involved volunteering at the Champaign County Humane Society and Salt and Light, A Christian ministry that provides job counseling, computer access, a thrift and food store. She concludes that, rather than questioning the existence of true altruism exists, the focus should be on doing good for others, regardless of motives.
Jim Thorpe's Life, Morgan C. Zindars
Jim Thorpe's Life, Morgan C. Zindars
A with Honors Projects
This is a ten page research paper featuring a biography of sports legend, Jim Thorpe, with specific attention to his Native American heritage as well as his athletic accomplishments.
La Comparacion De Dos Peliculas Argenina (A Comparison Of Two Argentinian Films), Kelsey D. Howard
La Comparacion De Dos Peliculas Argenina (A Comparison Of Two Argentinian Films), Kelsey D. Howard
A with Honors Projects
Las películas de un país puede decir mucho de la cultura de este país. Yo vi dos películas argentinas, La Historia Oficial y El Último Elvis. Pienso que las dos películas son muy buenas, me gustan mucha. La Historia Oficial es una película que tiene treinta años pero El Último Elvis es una película muy moderna. Creo que las diferencias reflejen los cambios en la cultura conforme pasaba el tiempo. En este trabajo te voy a analizaré aspectos de las dos películas que me gustan y no me gustan, entonces examinaré los conflictos familiares que son similares entre las películas …
The Days Of The Enrages, Jamie Hendrickson
The Days Of The Enrages, Jamie Hendrickson
A with Honors Projects
Regarded as one of the most important events in western history, the decline of the long-reigning French monarchy reached a dramatic climax after a decade of protests. The general public does not know what brought on this terrifying time of political upheaval in history, but the causes are clear when inspected.
Arthur: Where Did He Go?, Siddarth Palaniappan
Arthur: Where Did He Go?, Siddarth Palaniappan
A with Honors Projects
This essay discusses the historical and mythological origins of King Arthur. Concludes that, while there is enough evidence to identify individuals in history that correlate with the legend of Arthur, a preference toward romanticized Aurthurian tales was created through repeated use in both Christian institutions and British politics to promote financial and political agendas.
And Now, Ladies And Gentlemen, Miss Judy Garland, Sarah N. Simmons
And Now, Ladies And Gentlemen, Miss Judy Garland, Sarah N. Simmons
A with Honors Projects
Judy Garland has always been known for her standout role as “Dorothy” in The Wizard of Oz, but her life had many more trials than the character who sang about happy little bluebirds flying beyond the rainbow. She experienced not only successes like Oz, but also becoming known worldwide for her ability to capture an audience. She was more than an actress or a singer, she was a performer. Her need to be loved by an audience not only made it love her, but also had repercussions to her mental health. Despite many obstacles, Judy was persistent and determined to …
Honors Project, Bethany R. Sims
Honors Project, Bethany R. Sims
A with Honors Projects
In this presentation the student summarizes and reflects upon her experiences teaching, performing, and conducting two pieces of music with two choral groups from Parkland College's Chamber Music Choir.
The Fall Of The Tsars, Jamie Hendrickson
The Fall Of The Tsars, Jamie Hendrickson
A with Honors Projects
This paper summarizes the events that led to the fall of the Romanov family and the end of the tsarist autocracy in the early 20th century. Also summarized is the search for and final discovery of the bodies of the entire Romanov family, putting to rest the theory that Anastasia Romanov had lived.
The Occupation Of Japan: An Analysis Of Three Phases Of Development, Adam M. Woodside
The Occupation Of Japan: An Analysis Of Three Phases Of Development, Adam M. Woodside
A with Honors Projects
identifies and describes three phases involved in the reconstruction of Japan during the Allied Powers occupation after World War II: repatriation, economic and political reconstruction, and the development of treaties between Japan and the Allied Powers. Concludes that this period of Pacific reconstruction after World War II was one of the greatest achievements for the United States and the Allied Powers following the war.