Author Archives: k.hill

Stanford Experiment Group #7 Post The one thing I didn’t realize mattered for an experiment such as this was the beginning of how it is supposed to start. Since this was an experiment, I thought that the participants that were … Continue reading →

Group Project with Max, Wenne and Karia For our project, I provided photos of a dog that we are to be filming for a product we are going to market to single dog owners who live in the city. Having … Continue reading →

Gentrification has negatively affected all the historically Black and Latino neighborhoods such as Harlem or Bedford Stuyvesant in New York City. In this essay I will talk about the authors bias attitude about the neighborhoods he discusses by pointing out … Continue reading →

The first thing I thought about was why Stanley Milgram decided to skip United States history and focus on Germany as a basis for his experiment to explore “how the German people could permit extermination of the Jews” according to … Continue reading →

Russell calls the nature of management “monarchical” in organizations such as large factories and refers to their lack of a democratic structure as an “evil”. He explains what can happen if this “evil goes unchecked” by asserting that rebellion will … Continue reading →

Assignment #5 “I am fortunate that no injury came out of my situation but there are women who have suffered greatly because of these uncertainties in our state laws that are said to protect the innocent women from being harmed … Continue reading →

Thesis Statements For Essay #1   Some of us are under the impression that we are completely covered by the law so long as we stay out of trouble but technicalities of law can provide loopholes that allow people to … Continue reading →

Now more than ever I am very much aware that power plays are not limited to the human species but also include all of Gods creatures. The one in particular I am referring to is Rexx, the dog I live … Continue reading →

Power Plays in Art The artwork to be to be analyzed by a group of three is an untitled photograph of a woman’s hands that was shot in 2010 in Harlem, New York by a local photographer named Deana Lawson … Continue reading →

“It is obvious that our early and barely human ancestors cannot have been acting on a thought-out and deliberate policy, but must have been prompted by an instinctive mechanism—the dual mechanism of friendship within the tribe and hostility to all … Continue reading →