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People often say “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” Describe a time when you misjudged someone based on his or her appearance or when someone misjudged you. Sometimes you misjudge people. By sometimes, I mean all the time. When you misjudge someone it is usually on their looks, but other times you think it is right to judge them by their ACTIONS. You think that if someone acts bad you have the “holy right” to judge them. Wait, but is that not what you are judging them for? Sometimes actions and…

The assignment I chose to make revisions to was the Resume and Cover Letter assignment. I chose this assignment not only because of my letter grade, but also because I feel this assignment will be beneficial in my future when sending off a cover letter and resume to potential employers. To begin, I made changes to my cover letter. There were a few sentence structure errors. For example, “With reference to your advertisement in The University of Tennessee Knoxville Center of Development, I am…

to blend in with the culture. Kenji Yoshino, author of “Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights,” discusses several instances where people try and “cover” or tone down a disfavored identity (293). On many occasions, people cover a disfavored identity to assimilate themselves into a more accepted society. Yoshino suggests that we cover based on four axes where we assimilate to a culture: appearance, affiliation, activism, and association (305). In other words, we can assimilate to a more…

to “Judge a book by its cover.” But you never know what could be in that book, may it just be a clear white cover with just the authors name, or a colorful active cover, that seems more appealing. It’s all about the material inside, that we wouldn’t know what that material is unless we start to explore that book. Same thing with humans, we tend to judge off their appearance, backgrounds, or households. But we have to learn to keep our minds open, and explore behind the “cover.” I went through a…

Caught in the Storm and Under the Cover of Kindness are books that both provide an introspective view of social work. Although, the viewpoints from which they are written are complete opposites. Caught in the Storm makes the profession of social work seem easy and highly idealistic, while Under the Cover of Kindness is a critical and at times harsh analysis of social work. The books share differences and similarities and ultimately raise the question of what is considered to be morally and…

facades curtain any form of nature except the sky directly above. Gary Snyder’s 1996 poem “Covers the Ground” focuses on similar environmental issues, juxtaposing man-made structures with nature. In the poem, imagery reveals how man-made structures overpower nature in order to criticize the loss of wilderness to make room for further development. Descriptions of size highlight how man-made structures cover nature in order to condemn the erosion of the environment due to manufactured objects. The…

To Whom it May Concern, (Replace with the appropriate name or department if possible) Photography, visual design and video production are my passions, and my enthusiasm and expertise for the media world make me a strong candidate for the position of (insert title). As a self-starter who is fully comfortable within a collaborative media environment, I have the necessary skill set to integrate seamlessly into your team. Since 2011, I have focused on continuously acquiring and utilizing…

A regulatory scientist with a PhD in Microbial Ecology and nearly three years’ GMP reviewing experience and seven years’ Pharmaceutical Microbiology Quality Control (QC) experience, I wish to be considered for the Senior Microbiologist role (EL1, position No. 20031474) as recently advertised on your website. Please find below my skills and experiences relevant to the position. I have a broad range of technical and analytical skills in Microbiology and performing desktop research that I…

month after finishing physical therapy, being cleared by my orthopedic surgeon and then able to return back to work, I was not even scheduled at all. Then upon returning I was given one or two days a week, which did not even provide enough income to cover my most basic…

October 25, 2015 Dr. Kathy Albertson ENGL 1102-02F Dear Dr. Kathy Albertson, Subject: Cover Letter The concept of the context section in my literature review narrates the background of the study I am researching. The context section is composed of exactly 100 words, nothing more or less. My topic of study that I am researching is how parents’ divorce/separation affects adolescents’ development. As we all know, divorce hurts emotionally. Despite the pain side of emotionally going through…