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Bachelor Thesis from the year 2020 in the subject Communications - Public Relations, Advertising, Marketing, Social Media, grade: 1, 1, Westfälische Hochschule Gelsenkirchen, Bocholt, Recklinghausen, language: English, abstract: The following Bachelor thesis is meant to analyze if and how cancel culture and shitstorms online, especially on social media, can affect companies and how affected companies can recover from the outcomes. For avid so...

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Bachelorarbeit aus dem Jahr 2019 im Fachbereich Pädagogik - Inklusion, Note: 3, 0, Universität zu Köln (Institut für deutsche Sprache und Literatur II), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Diese Arbeit soll die Rolle von Außenseitern näher beleuchten und auf die Problematik aufmerksam machen. Die zentrale Frage richtet sich darauf, inwiefern die Darstellung von Außenseiterfiguren in Kinderliteratur zur Prävention und Bewältigung von Ausgrenzung in der...

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One day, while Eric sat in the shade of an old apple tree, he decided to play a game of tossing an apple up into the tree to see how far it would go. Knowing that when something goes up into the air it will always come back down, Eric became confused when the apple never did return into his hands. Then it became even more mysterious when he heard an unusual sound come from the branches of that apple tree. How could he explain this when he was ...

Deep in the Amazon, Chrissy was amazed at the sights, sounds, and smells of the rain forest. Her biggest excitement, however, was watching her beloved Devin working alongside the professor as the two of them deciphered the golden glyphs in the cave. How they could understand all the images and squiggly lines was beyond her. Chrissy knew that Vicki, the professor's assistant, was not a fan of hers, so she decided to hang out with Ricardo. She w...

Picture yourself as a child on a road trip with your family. In your family car, were you the funny one, the smart one, the troublemaker, the peacemaker? In What Drives You?, author Ellen Yashinsky Chute explores how our families shape our roles and our relationships. Learn how your brain developed, how your family dynamics determined your worldview, and how the identity you formed in your family drives you as an adult. This workbook will illu...

Flying from New York to Los Angeles for a job interview, HR manager Katie O'Brien witnesses a medical emergency in flight and immediately steps up to help. Her quick thinking not only saves a life, but also introduces her to the dashing Dr. Dan Branigan, a cardiac surgeon in LA. The two are immediately smitten with each other, and a romance begins.I Only Have Eyes For You focuses on Dan and Kate's developing relationship as the two get to know...

When Chuck comes to school, he has a bad attitude.He doesn't seem to like his lunch or other children.He then loses his shoe. No one knows how he lost his shoe. No one knows why he lost his shoe, but the whole school changes as one boy dares to do something no one else had!Great for kids of all ages, Chuck Marley's Crooked Day comes with a valuable lesson attached: How you look at life can define your attitude. About the AuthorCrystal Ballard ...

In the whole scheme of things, we're only here for a short time. Find things that you enjoy doing. Don't hate! How did we learn to hate? From our parents? When we move out, we start out own values. Do we hate when people make fun of us or take our things? Move away from that situation. What makes us worry? Money and acceptance. Money - buy a small house, pay it off early. You'll never have another mortgage payment. Acceptance - do things that ...

Typical Male Syndrome (TMS) is a humorous, occasionally poignant book about the "disease" causing the many inexplicable actions of males and the unintended and funny consequences, particularly to their loved ones. Facetiously told from the perspective of a medical researcher on the subject, the book tries to answer such pressing mysteries as why little boys forget to wear underwear on the day of baseball sliding practice, why young males fail ...

When Tricia discovers her old childhood computer in her closet, she is amazed at what she finds: a story, written by her much younger self, telling of a tragic event involving her beloved pet pig. Now a senior in college, Tricia only needs one final math credit to graduate, but for the life of her, she cannot get a passing grade. Her future and her ability to graduate are left up to her enigmatic math professor, Cornelius Kelly, a war hero and...

Drawing on Beat poetry and surrealism to create a visceral and emotional experience, Johnny D. shares his memoirs reconciling his spirituality and sexuality.Johnny D. is a community college English instructor and an activist for LGBTQ+ rights as well as other causes. He has particularly worked with the Dolores Huerta Foundation centered in Bakersfield, CA. He has had a lifelong love affair with poetry, especially British Romantic and American ...

Have you ever wondered which city or town would be the best place for you to reside? Astrocartography, or the Astro-Relocation Map, does precisely that. Using one's astrology chart can show you where in the world you will be best suited to live, study, vacation, build a successful career, and even find romance. Through this book, astrologer, Bodhi Baba, will go into great detail about this aspect of astrology that is rarely covered by the majo...

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Gaston Fletcher, an elite assassin with many character flaws, takes on the assignment of his life when he deviates from his contract and spares the life of one of his targets, Allen Travertine, the young heir to a multi-billion-dollar corporation. Now at the risk of becoming a target himself, Fletcher must work to keep not only himself alive, but Allen as well, all while navigating through personal struggles-among them, his wish for being able...

Covering nearly 200 years of American history, Lyle Ballance presents the truth of how Americans started a part of the country that was non-slave holding to who we are today. Going through different periods of time and the presidents of those times, we see what led us to the Civil War and World War II among other fights. The change of political parties also shows how our American culture was affected. About the AuthorLyle Ballance has a B.A. a...