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- 7531: Gene Therapy 2
- ... the payoff in the annual sales will probably be ten times that."6 With the current technological advances and world wide research efforts, the goal of eliminating all human disease through gene therapy may one day be possible. Worldwide about 200 clinical trials are currently carried out. Looking at the tremendous potential this technique offers, and considering the promising results obtained in animal experiments, chances are good that gene therapy will ...
- 7532: Biography of Irene Kuhn
- Biography of Irene Kuhn Irene Kuhn was born in New York City on a snowy, white winter day on January 15, 1900. She was very bright. She quit school at the age of sixteen. She quit to enroll in the Packard Business School. She graduated in seven months. Then she got her first ...
- 7533: J.P. Morgan
- ... as this would you let a mater of $5 million stand in the way of success? (Boardman 125). When the stock went up for sale, half a million shares was sold in the first two day's of the stock's appearance, and one million in a week (Sinclair 129). In addition to his business dealings, J.P. Morgan was also a great philanthropist. In his lifetime, he gave St. George ...
- 7534: Helen Keller
- ... learned a new word she would make a motion to act out that word. She did this for hours, and she wouldn't stop until she new the word right. By the end of the day she knew over sixty signs words and their mean¬ ings.(Howell 1) She was very intelligent and caught on quick. Within the span of a week she knew the entire English language. Anne was a ...
- 7535: To Kill A Mocking Bird: Tom Robinson's Trial
- ... to the results of such actions. A different type of prejudice shown in the novel is class prejudice. It is unconsciously shown by Scout as well as a few of her compatriots on her first day at school. They attributed certain qualities to each family in Maycomb and expected these traits to be hereditary. For example the reason which Scout gave as to why Walter refused the quarter which Miss. Fisher ...
- 7536: The Picture Of Dorian Gray
- ... Dorian stayed beautiful, but also wants to know why Dorian has changed so much emotionally. Basil does not have the painting on display, but rather keeps it in the attic. When Dorian comes over one day, he and Basil are talking when Basil asks, "I wonder do I know you? Before I could answer that, I should have to see your soul." (Wilde 216) Dorian goes into a rage and takes ...
- 7537: WEB DuBois's Influence on Literature and People
- ... would be free of dependence on interference from whites. Now the movement adopted this idea as part of philosophy (Shaub111). Thought DuBois's own thoughts and speeches he always had a strong belief that one day blacks will be among whites in the same standard level as if they were equal. The responsibility for their own social regeneration ought to be placed largely upon the shoulder of the Negro people. But ...
- 7538: Niccolo Machiavelli
- ... work Scenes from France. By these times Florence was in trouble after the war of Rovenna. Spanish were walking towards Florence and just before the militia forces who were organized by were defeated. On the day of 16 September 1513 the Medici supporters conquered the government building and the republic ended. When Machiavelli opposed this he was taken away from his position. He was accused of joining the rebellion led by ...
- 7539: For Water Like Chocolate and The Handsomest Drown Man
- ... up she falls in love with man named Pedro. On the eve of his wedding night to Titas sister, Tita bakes the cake and tears fall into the batter. At the reception the next day, all those who eat the cake breakout into tears of sadness as a reflection of Titas jealousy, sadness, and bitterness. Magical realism is a wonderful way of letting the reader expand his or her ...
- 7540: Albert Einstein 1879-1955
- ... Holocaust seemed inevitable. Tensions between the Communists and the States reached monumental highs. The whole United States suddenly went into a panic mode that would stay resident until the 1980's. Children on the first day of a new year of school were taught where the fallout shelter was. Instead of swimming pools, people would purchase subterranean bunkers to protect them from the radiation and chaos that was expected to follow ...
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