Media relations manages a company’s presence in print, broadcast, and online publications. The team provides accurate and timely information to the media, facilitates interviews with top executives, and organizes events such as press releases. Media policy is decided by senior management, and media teams often work closely with PR teams. Media relations is a division […]
Kewpie dolls, known for their chubby cheeks, large eyes, and curled hair, were created by Rose O’Neill in 1912. Originally appearing in print, Kewpie dolls became popular and were made into ceramic bisque, celluloid, and plastic versions. Vintage dolls can sell for high prices and modern versions are still produced by Charisma Brands. Kewpie dolls […]
Cultural relativism is the theory that there is no absolute right and wrong, and behaviors and beliefs must be evaluated according to each culture’s standards. Proponents argue it encourages neutrality and reduces ethnocentrism, while critics argue it ignores the notion of good and evil transcending cultural differences. Franz Boas introduced the theory to remove biases […]
William Saroyan was an Armenian-American playwright and novelist known for his work before and during World War II. He declined in popularity due to his sentimental style. His most famous play, The Time of Your Life, won a Pulitzer Prize but he declined to accept it. His plays often focus on characters and sentimentality rather […]
Knowing how to respond to a seizure is crucial in saving the victim’s life. After a seizure, turn the victim onto their side, ensure they regain consciousness before sleeping, and call 911 if necessary. Take note of the seizure’s duration and location and clear the surrounding area. Stay calm and focused, and encourage the victim […]
Perinatology is a branch of obstetrics that deals with high-risk pregnancies, providing medical and surgical care to mothers and babies. Perinatologists perform genetic testing and other tests to ensure a smooth pregnancy and can assist during labor and delivery. They require a broad knowledge of fetal development and complications. Working with a perinatologist can increase […]
Orthodontic procedures are expensive, but insurance can make them more affordable. However, insurance companies may be slow to pay dental providers. Orthodontia coverage may be more extensive for children than adults, and traditional dental coverage may not include orthodontia. Corporate employers offering dental and orthodontia insurance benefits are more attractive, but patients should confirm coverage […]
Public disclosure is the act of willingly presenting new information to the general public, often managed through print, press conferences, or electronic media. Laws in many countries govern what information must be disclosed, with corporations often at the center of disclosure activity. Proper disclosure is important in investing to maintain ethics and minimize fraud. Print, […]
A bug bag, also known as a 72-hour survival kit, contains essential supplies for personal comfort and survival during natural disasters or emergencies. It should include critical items such as food, water, first aid kit, and self-powered light sources. Outdoor specialty stores offer emergency survival kits containing portable tools and water purification systems. A bug […]
Expository writing explains, informs, or clarifies topics and is used in academic essays, professional reports, and non-fiction works. It should provide enough detail for readers to understand the topic and be organized logically. It should be factual and impartial, with opinions based on evidence. Expository writing is also called informational writing, because its purpose is […]
Beth Henley is an award-winning American playwright known for Crimes of the Heart. She studied theater at Southern Methodist University and wrote her first play, Am I Blue, in college. Crimes of the Heart won the Pulitzer Prize in 1981 and Henley went on to write successful plays and screenplays. Her works often deal with […]
The intestines consist of the small and large intestine and can be affected by various disorders and diseases. Celiac disease is a genetic disease that damages the small intestine when gluten is ingested. Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer and can be detected through screening. Crohn’s disease can cause inflammation in the digestive […]
To become a college professor, a master’s degree is required, and a PhD or other terminal degree is often necessary. Good grades, standardized tests, and teaching experience can help in graduate school. Teaching careers often start as associates or adjunct professors, and tenure can take years to achieve. Starting a teaching career means committing to […]
Companies must comply with audit procedures, including providing access to employees, contract documents, and financial data. Compliance audits focus on business practices and processes, while financial audits ensure compliance with accounting standards and regulations. Companies must be prepared to provide a wide range of documentation to auditors. Companies must ensure that they do everything possible […]
NGOs engage in non-profit activities for humanitarian causes such as supporting the poor, promoting education, providing social services, protecting the environment, and promoting animal welfare. Some NGOs also focus on intangible issues such as standardizing tools for international trade. A non-governmental organization (NGO) is usually set up to engage in non-profit activities. The function of […]
Being cynical can be both good and bad, depending on the situation. Holding too tightly to a particular philosophy may not be healthy, but a healthy level of cynicism can be an asset in certain occupations. However, being completely cynical is rarely seen as a good thing and can cause a person to miss out […]
Allegory is a literary device used to convey non-literal meaning through symbols or characters. It has been used throughout history, from Plato’s Allegory of the Cave to modern superhero films like Superman and Batman. In literature, allegory can be both specific and open to interpretation, and can be used to represent concepts, people, or worldviews. […]
The “right of the first night” or ius primae noctis, a legendary right supposedly held by feudal lords, allowed them to have sex with a serf or peasant on their wedding night. While it has been used as a plot device in many films and novels, historical evidence suggests that this right never existed. However, […]
George Kelly was an American playwright known for his traditional morality comedies, including The Show-Off and Craig’s Wife. His niece was Grace Kelly, who became Princess Grace of Monaco. Kelly’s plays focused on egoists and were criticized for their portrayal of women. He was also a closeted homosexual. George Kelly is an American playwright, best […]
Sciatic neuralgia causes pain and numbness in one or both legs due to damage to the sciatic nerve. Treatment options include physical therapy, medication, and preventive measures such as proper posture and exercise. Recurring episodes can be prevented with gentle exercises and good posture. Sciatic neuralgia, also commonly referred to as sciatica, is a medical […]
