that “we are all created equal” and should be treated equally. But this indeed is just a delusion because we are-unfortunately-not created equal. Such in the case in John Steinbeck 's 1930ś novella, Of Mice and Men, Lennie 's inequality has
of challenges especially Jacob and George, but those two had always fought hard to fight the challenges they were facing. John Steinbeck and Patrick Carman had at least compared both George and Jacob as two different characters through the book Mice and Men and Thirteen days to midnight, but they had similar challenges through their temptations and its consequences, Its Relationships that cause troubles and their bravery to save the person they love. And these challenges will be shown. George had
Growing up, children are often told a simple, yet truthful quote. "The best things in life are free" originates in meaning that the most valuable things in life do not cost money, such as love, friendship, and happiness. Approaching it from a different viewpoint, somewhat ironically, free time can also be placed in this category of valuable things that cost nothing. The majority of society spends their spare time with some sort of entertainment. These sources of entertainment are used to relax
CHAPTER 3 REVIEW OF LITERATURE 3.1 Stress Model and Stressor: Like humans, laboratory rodents can experience many different stressors. Most stressors have both physical and psychological demands. Physical stressors includes restraint stress, electric foot shock, forced swim-test or cold swim, exposure to high intensity noise, inescapable tail shock, immobilization and ether stress (Sutanto, 1994). Psychological stressors are more communal in nature and often consist of isolation, maternal separation
4.2 Sustainable Value Chain, Competitive Advantage and CSR The value creation of a company is obtained not merely through the internal value chain but through the structure of a winning strategy that leads to the company’s competitive advantage that stands out among all other companies within the same industry (Porter, M. 1985). Therefore, the engine that drives every company’s competitive advantage through success, profit, and leadership is to understand the importance of creating sustainable value