… of thinking that reflect the social needs and political doctrines of an individual or group. There are many different people and different circumstances this results in a variety of different ways of thinking, values and beliefs. Our ideology grows …

… (E.Q.) and 1% inspiration (I.Q.).” (Waine, 1999.) I.Q. is said to be set in stone, no matter when you take an I.Q. test you will receive, basically, the same score. E.Q. however, is not set in stone. You can take E.Q. tests at different points…

… of his plays. In the tragedy Macbeth, Shakespeare uses the element darkness to make an image of evil and wickedness. Darkness is often seen as an image of evil, wicked and negative. Darkness is a tool that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth use to lead them…

… in America. You can read stories about deaths from guns in the newspaper almost every day. Sometimes the victims are famous people like former President Ronald Reagan or John Lennon from the Beatles. Far more often, the victim is an ordinary…

… versus reality was very relevant and important throughout the entire play. The theme relates to many of the characters in the play. They seem like truthful, trustworthy people, but really most of them are conniving and deceitful people. The appearance…

… and Scout. He represents all that is best in Maycomb as a citizen, a father, a Christian and a Southern gentleman. He stands out as a man of reason and courage. As a citizen Atticus is highly respected and very responsible. His conduct and conversation…

… life and watching their children grow up and have families of their own, but for some people these dreams and all their memories from their past can be erased and lost in an ageless disease that affects more then four million Americans today. Alzheimer’s…

… first glance considered "a good natured foolish man." He often displays characteristics of this, but in many ways is so much deeper. He almost always knows what to say and can use his wisdom to enlighten Pip. Joe is a very strong character in the book…

… an avid proponent of free markets and Russian President Vladimir V. Putin's top economic adviser, is trying to stay awake in the midst of a typical marathon workday. As ever, he's anxious--worried about an economy that's slowing as a rapid currency…

… Fiction Publication date: 1998 Number of pages: 200 Plot Summary This book is written by Joan Boer, who has written many teen fiction books such as Squashed. This book starts out at a shoe store in Chicago. Where there is a teen girl quickly going…