… by James Joyce, is a story about a boy’s innocent love and a bitter experience as a result. The town he lives in has seemingly nice houses, but they are becoming uninhabited and ruinous. His neighbors are strongly religious, but they are also falsely…

… to our native country, Vietnam, to visit our relatives that we haven’t seen in years. We booked our flights and it nearly cost us 6 thousand dollars for the five of us. I had to take a month off of school in order to go. My mom had to make up some…

… similes and personification are common to Shakespeare’s art in general and Hamlet is no exception. The imagery in Hamlet is the vehicle Shakespeare uses to create interest for the audience, and is the fundamental part that makes…

… younger readers. People are still reading but just not newspapers. According to the Pew Research Center’s latest study on media habits the percentage of the population that read newspapers is down 11% over the last six year. Pushing the number of…

… creates a main character that catches the attention of his readers. This character surrounds himself with expensive belongings and wealthy people and goes by the name of Jay Gatsby. He is the protagonist who gives the name to the story. Gatsby is…

… revolution: What is it? How has it changed Quebec's society? How has it affected Confederation? The English-French relations have not always been easy. Each is always arguing and accusing the other of wrong doings. All this hatred and differences…

… think what kinds of other drivers we’ll share the road with. We hope that other drivers will be safe drivers. We rarely realize that there are many hazardous drivers out there. Hazardous drivers vary from those who are under the influence,…

… adjustment of employees’ daily work schedules and/or working the typical 40 hour work week in fewer than five days’. Flexibility and Flexible Work are terms used to describe a wide range of work styles and employment practices. Broadly speaking, they…

… flaw, a family of high class or rank, and is neither superlatively good nor corrupt. A tragic flaw simply means a character weakness, which results in their destruction. In Sophocles play Antigone, Antigone fulfills all three traits conscientiously.…

… issue we?ve discussed within the time constraints of class over the last few weeks, I find it to be my need to discuss further the role of perspective within a philosophical affiliation. This is in terms of physicalism, dualism and dual-aspectism,…