… with the events of September 11, 2001, making my employment search an even greater task. Since my separation from my former employer Flagstaff Steel, Inc. in May, the Executive Administrative Assistant opportunities in the Dallas/Fort Worth…

… work, or to anywhere they want to go. Most of them are alone in the cars that they drive. They consume gas, space, air and parking; they produce noise, pollution and the headache of traffic. Nevertheless, they are here to stay. There is a small group…

… Second Coming” by William Butler Yeats describes two very different points of view of two very different types of people. The poem describes the white man’s thoughts about how uncivilized and unholy the native peoples of Africa were, and yet…

… are nothing but the natural speech of drama...the purest language of plays" (Adler 30). This is clearly evident in A Streetcar Named Desire, one of Williams's many plays. I n analyzing the main character of the story, Blanche DuBois, it…

… comes to mind. Enduring much pain is common in the game of football, while enduring with stamina is a main component in cross-country. However, when one thinks of enduring in life, many topics come to mind. Enduring in life can just mean living on…

… to move to Seattle where it always seemed to be raining, so that they could start their new jobs. Mary Jane worked as a supervisor in the position area in the First Guarantee Company. Her husband Dan worked at Microrule. They had two kids together:Brad…

… Beowulf, may not have been as evil as once thought, however this is obviously not true. When Beowulf was first written, a minor intent was to show that not everyone was on the good side. It achieved this goal well through the character of Grendel.…

… life and human relations be like in the absence of government? Political and social theorist Thomas Hobbes was the first to attempt to illustrate this condition using an intellectual device - a "thought experiment", known as the "State of Nature".…

… people have of the confrontation between Antigone and Creon. Two adults locked in dispute, head to head... Many of the problems in understanding this play disappear whren you realise that Antigone is a very young girl. She is betrothed, but unmarrie…

… part of the nineteenth century, Americans began to raise the curriculum and instructional methods of public schools. They began to do so because of America’s educational system, which was widely deemed inferior to that of Europe’s. (Johnston 42) As…