What is Occupy Wall Street?, What is Occupy Wall Street? The history of leaderless movements, The Occupied Wall Street Journal, Both Frankl (2006) and Covey (2004) assert that happiness can only occur as a side-effect. Frankl tells us, “happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue” (p. 138). First, please identify something within your Circle of Influence that, if worked on, could allow happiness to ensue in your life. Then, provide an example of how American culture commands us to be happy, or how it colors suffering/unhappiness as shameful states. How does your education enable you to see through a social construct like this and begin to spread a new message about happiness to your family, coworkers, subordinates, etc.? What will this message be?   

What would each of the following searches look for snorkel*?

What is one detailed example from the Sophocles and Li Bai on Fate and Human Action play of the quandary of how we regard right actions that lead to bad results? 

What is the definition of viscous

What is the meaning of the poem “jabberwocky ” by Lewis carol?

what Is the overall message of Thoreau‘a Solitude ?

What is the significance of the color of the fog at the beginning of “The love song of Alfred Prufrock?

What is the source of the secular rulers power for a right to rule according to Dante, John of Salisbury, and marsiglio de Padua. Compare and contrast their positions 

What issues could one have with the attached two sections? Do you foresee any issues in writing your outline?  What do you think will be the more difficult sections?  What are the strengths and weaknesses of your overall outline?

What is your vision for social change? What outcomes would you like to see regarding the social issue on which you have focused during this course? What might you be able to contribute to the realization of those outcomes? This Assignment provides an opportunity for synthesizing the information you have researched and the ideas you have formulated regarding your social issue. It also provides an opportunity for peer review and collective comments in Week 6.

What kind of person was Muhammad? How was he viewed by his family, by his followers, and by those who opposed him?

What new things did you learn from what you watched? What stood out to you?

What role does religion play in Evolution/creationism debate?

Week 7-1

What ideas made you pause for self-reflection while reading? What did you stop to think about?

Week2 Assignment 2

what is “You have to understand that in a person’s life there are a few precious moments in which decisions, choices that you make now, will affect you for the rest of your life.” page on of lost boy

What are some prompts for 7th grade post it notes for a book that you are reading? I need to respond and elaborate on what I read.

What is a concise paradox comprised of two contradictory words

What are some things that you learned about slavery from this excerptExcerpted from Harriet A. Jacobs’s (a.k.a. Linda Brent) INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE GIRL, SEVEN YEARS CONCEALED,WRITTEN BY HERSELF.

What are the dates associated with Romanticism? A. 1680s-1850s B. 1910s-2000s C. 1520s-1670s 2. To what artistic movements does this painting, The stone beakers Gustavo courbet belong? ( I includ