… withdrawal from two classes. The classes are: English Composition I (CRN 11285—English 101) and Introduction to the Theatre (CRN 10035—THE 135). I received an “F” in both of these courses because of absenteeism. The absences were due to…

… that depicts much love toward someone or some persons. In To Kill a Mockingbird the love affair was Jem and Scout. The story is on the love of a family through the great depression and one of the most racist time periods. Though there are many problems…

… an equal and opposite reaction.? Newton?s first law. In other words, there are consequences, be they good or bad, for everything we do. A person?s character, defined by the qualities they display, is what guides their actions. If Oedipus? character…

… from the Victorian era. The author, Charlotte Gilman uses some of the best literary techniques to convey several themes, including that of oppression. This theme is quite prevalent all throughout the story. The use of oppression as a theme helps magni…

… that what we know of Euclid¡¦s life is so meager. It is because of Euclid¡¦s work that mathematics was able progress so rapidly in classical times. Euclid¡¦s masterpiece The Elements was so popular that it became the most widely read book until…

… things within any given society that are considered "cultural." However, to understand all of those things and their place in that society, one must first understand what makes up culture. Things such as customs, beliefs, and events are some of the…

… become “human” only at the very end. But what is it to become human? Even though robots considered themselves to be superior to humans, throughout the conflict between robots and humans, robots were trying everything to be more human. They tried…

… world. It only has 175 square miles to call its own, which is less than half the size of New York City. Andorra is located in a valley of the mountains between France and Spain. From it being located between the mountains in the valley Andorra has…

… the act of false accusation has proved to send a large group of people into an uproar. In my reading of the play “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller, and the short story “The Very Proper Gander” by James Thurber, this point was proven more than ever.…

… titled Beowulf circulated around Denmark and Sweden. In the tenth century it was finally written down by an anonymous English monk. It was originally written in Anglo-Saxon, also known as Old English. Beowulf is an epic heroic poem about the Danes’…