… and ignorance can make a situation worse than what it really is. This poem explains to the reader that kudzu is not an ordinary vine but a killer vine. Kudzu was introduced to the United States in 1876 at the centennial Exposition in Philadelphia,…

… Gilman, is a story of a woman, her psychological difficulties and her husband's so called therapeutic treatment of her aliments during the late 1800s. This story is about a woman who fights for her right to express what she feels, and fights for her…

… novel, Great Expectations is the story of a village orphan named Pip, who struggles throughout the novel to find his place in society. Dickens explores the theme of guilt in the narrative by means of the main character Pip. Dickens strikes…

… lives is a huge undertaking. In fact, the process can be so overwhelming that many people simply avoid the questions all together. They find it much easier to sit down and watch TV than to go deep inside themselves and decide what to do with their life. …

… morning, which is earlier than I usually do. Last nights play finished early because of an accidental fire and I got to go to bed early. It was a nice day to perform a play. The sun was out but there was a nice layer of clouds to just cool the air.…

… on people in his own country. 5,000 Kurds were dead, and 7,000 were either injured or had long-term illnesses. The attack was in Iraq's city of Halabja and President Hussein only attacked because the Kurds did not support him, and he was retaliating.…

… Fandl 1 "ERNEST HEMINGWAY" Widely regarded as one of American literature's most admired and prominent…

… by Alain de Botton, offers the reader a humorous, as well as embarrassing, glimpse into the life of a young woman named Isabel. Botton establishes a comical ambiance between the daughter and her parents, by creating a situation that many can relate…

… the subject has killed a wolf and is presently brooding over his feelings regarding the fallen creature. His thoughts are displayed in a rather convoluted manner, many of which offset one another, and can cause confusion for the reader. Fortunately,…

… man named Odysseus and his journey to return to his homeland of Ithica after the end of the Trojan Wars and the trials he faced during his excursion. Odysseus, the "man of man wiles", suffered great losses, yet he was able to recover his lands and his…