… plane attacks in the United States could have huge repercussions for an already-fragile world economy. Stock markets around the world plunged and oil prices soared after two planes crashed into the World Trade Centre in New York and another plane slammed…

… the short story “A Company of Laughing Faces” by Nadine Gordimer, a dynamic character by the name of Kathy Hack is introduced to the reader. Kathy is a lonely girl lost in the years of her adolescence, not knowing exactly where she belongs.…

… Letter. Seeing it as an assignment, however, I could not fully understand how to make judgment on its subject matter, nor could I appreciate the novel. Then, required only to decide whether I like it, my answer was simple: “It was all right.”…

… if everyone looked like their driver's license picture?" The audience gaffaws. It's a sure laugh. Everyone knows they will look bad on their license. It's one of the facts of life right? Tootie knew it, even Blair knew it, but I think it's a matter…

… Foster Kane (Orson Welles) told through the eyes and stories of close friends and distant ones. We never see Kane's life through the eyes of Kane. We watch as reporter, Thompson investigates the meaning of Kane's last word; Rosebud. "What does…

… and non-worldly things. I hope to see my academic life prosper as well as my spiritually and social lives. Through course work and interaction, I expect to “feed” my mind and make my world and myself a little bit better. I hope to grow also as a…

… hierarchy of needs is a diagram that explains in great detail, every level of a persons needs. These needs are true for everyone. They may be used to better understand someone and may be incorporated into any situation. I will attempt to incorporate…

… a question "When is the right time to get married?". And there's no one-way answer to this question. Every day many TV shows, newspapers, books introduce different aspects of this topic. And still everyone has a right to have one’s own opinion about…

… enjoy the act of reading and writing, I do not usually look forward to reading the introductions to works of literature, as I most often find the task to be somewhat tedious, and needless. However, on reviewing the Introduction to Ways of Reading…

… of being a male or female. But in sociological terms gender is the psychological, social and cultural aspects of maleness and femaleness. In many cases people tend to get mixed up between sex and gender; it is so because there is only a very…