… graduation I entered a new stage in my life. I would soon start college and embark on my future. I was entering my manhood. In San Juan Pueblo, the Tewa Indians believe that a child enters his manhood when he defeats their sacred animal, the elk,…

… you are restricted because of responsibilities that you held. This is true for Tom Wingfield in THE GLASS MENAGERIE, written by Tennessee Williams. The protagonist, Tom, wants to escape his life and job to explore the world. He cannot fulfill his…

… studies to see if people will stop to help another person in trouble. However, none of those studies looked at the specific variables of the person in need being drunk and passed out, and the gender of the confederate. There is no previous research…

… reading Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller, I was interested in this sad, yet comical character and his daydreams. I was annoyed though because many times I was unable to distinguish whether or not the main character, Willy, was daydreaming or…

… but what is most painful is to love someone and never finding the courage to let the person know how you feel. Maybe God wants us to meet a few wrong people before meeting the right one so that when we finally meet the right person, we should know…

… Poverty is not having any food to eat, can’t see a physician when you’re sick, very limited education-many can’t even read or write, and living in unsanitary places. Poverty doesn’t just effect one gender or national or race, but it’s a worldwide…

… victories no less renowned than war.” The line indeed carries a world of wisdom and truth. Victories of peace are won over disease, pain and suffering, over illiteracy, ignorance and superstition and over poverty, oppression and tyranny. Victories…

… properly understand which relationships exist and between which people, it is necessary to look at each member of the family in pairs, then it will be possible to get an accurate overall picture of the Wingfield family as a whole. In some ways,…

… of acquiring knowledge. In childhood we are taught the basics to survival in our modern day society, our teachers prepare us. Unfortunately, the tools we use in our journey cannot be obtained through someone else’s teachings. As we progress…

… lady called Muriel Spark wrote this book in 1961. The author herself was actually born and educated in Edinburgh, and then spent some years in central Africa. She returned to Britain during the war. For a time she worked for the political intelligence…