… matters, compared to what lies within us." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson. How morality is perceived will differ from person to person. It is based on what we believe to be right or wrong. In reference to the above quotation, our decisions are inevitably an…

… a literary style and a story. It is a narrative poem that is told in an elevated, formal, and grand style. It is not just a story, but a traditional history depicting events that effect entire civilizations centered on or around a monumental hero. An…

… years. Terrorism was brought to the public eye on September 11, 2001 when four airplanes were hijacked and used as bombs, crashing into the World Trade Center buildings and the Pentagon. In the wake of 9/11, on October 26, 2001, President Bush signed…

… describes the course of the fourteenth birthday of John Grimes in Harlem, 1935. Baldwin also uses extended flashback episodes to recount the lives of John's parents and aunt and to link this urban boy in the North to his slave grandmother in an…

… extraordinary damage to the fishes in the Great Lakes since the 1940's and humankind have had problems with control efforts ever since. Sea lamprey will attack any fish if given the opportunity. The fish populations have been drastically declining all…

… U.S. Dollar or weaker U.S. Dollar Better. The U.S. dollar has great influence on global economies as well as our own. In order to understand this concept you must understand trading. Trading is part of international business which is all business…

… called the Industrial Revolution, is deforming our children, hurting our bodies, and is putting everyone in danger. Our jobs are not only putting our lives in danger but our families and our education well really there isn't any. This so called revolutio…

… poems written by Emily Dickinson. It personifies her literary career to the "t" with the upmost descriptiveness. This poem describes a difficult selection of the soul between two societies; popular majority and self majority. It displays a light…

… I watch intently, waiting for that precious moment. It is 3:09, anticipation flowing without end. The second hand now at 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59. It stops in mid-beat. A crumpled ball of paper in mid-air flight to nowhere, still. Bodies and minds…

… have been bombarded with advertisements every seven to ten minutes. These ads did not by any means create stereotypes, but by being created to relate to a wide target audience, they help to perpetuate them. Over centuries our concepts of aesthetic…