… the human weaknesses and faults, found both in themselves and in others around them. In "The Girl Next Door" the author, Norman Levine, writes of how a recent returnee to Ottawa, is drawn to a newcomer out of need and loneliness. However, as their…

… on a Snowy Evening” is a classic and deserves meticulous examination. To do this we must look at two areas of the poem. First the poem’s form; rhyme scheme, meter, imagery, and any other techniques that the author uses. Second, possible intended…

… Burke, Sam Hiltz and I (Chris Landry) were setting up to go on the greatest expedition in the history of the world. We were going to travel to the centre of the earth. We had attempted the same thing about four year’s back, but due to some unfortunate…

… window to see the Sears Tower and Lake Shore Drive and Lake Michigan. Imagine starting the day with a quick Starbucks, jumping the train to work and then sitting in an office in a sixty story bulding watching the crowds move down Michigan Avenue. …

… to a marriage, Jane Austen proves in her novel Pride and Prejudice that love can indeed conquer all. The love of Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy faces many barriers that were eventually overcome as a result of their love for one another. When Darcy…

… you ever heard the saying “money makes the world go round”? – Well it goes without saying that, money makes the USA “go round”. With money comes power and in the Capitalistic system where “production and distribution are privately or corporately…

… without the proper education? Some people still think you can, while others say it’s hard to get a good job even with a college education. So if it’s so hard to support yourself on a college education, why are students still dropping out of school at…

… to show the characters emotions. This is Hemmingway’s style of writing, instead of using plain words to describe emotions he paints a vivid picture in our minds of how the characters feel. For example, “On this side there was no shade and no trees”…

… to bring people together passionately towards a common goal. It has a far reaching effect in any scope or scale, from amalgamating warring local houses and tribes as in 11th Century France to coalescing adversative countries as in the Russian-American…

… kind and were controlled by men at nearly every stage of their lives. The most important duties for a city-dwelling woman were to bear children--preferably male--and to run the household. Duties of a rural woman included some of the agricultural work:…