… and see a familiar scene: people picketing in protest of animal testing. It is not out of the ordinary to see the pickets turn into riots and become destructive. And for what? To try to stop the advancement of medical knowledge? Yes, it's true…

… at people who cannot go through the day without having a cup or two. If I were not aware of the physiologic effects of caffeine in the body, I would have thought that coffee had some mysterious qualities. Just imagine how being deprived of coffee affects…

… has again arisen in our society today, even though it has been around for a while.. It is the topic of evolution, and whether it should be taught in schools, to our children, in the present day. Some educators and scientists have strong opinions, while…

… to each other is more greater then when you are dating. Many people believe that life gets easier once you marry and everyone lives happily ever after. Well that is not the case. As time goes by married couples go through the duration-of-marriage-effect.…

… confliction, can effect and greatly impact even the littlest of individuals. We see in Farewell to Manzanar, that even though World War II was to supposed to have a “greater good” outcome, it effected races, cultures, families and children all on…

… Particularly in the Middle East, the correlation between gender and the nation is instrumental in the formation of the modern state. Essentially, the “Woman Question” attempts to understand the role of women within the modern state and their effect…

… couch watching some college b-ball on TV. Then suddenly, my mom yells from the other end of the house, “Go up in the attic and get me grandma’s old silver platter. I have some friends coming over tonight for a jewelry party!” So, I…

… in the United States. Due to a shortening of supply over the past few years Southport has enjoyed enormous profits and is extremely liquid with a debt/equity ratio of .02. Currently sulphur production accounts for 90% of Southport’s revenue.…

… There is no one aspect that can wholy and truly define the vast, varied nation. To some it simply represents home. To others it stands for freedom, refuge, or the land of opportunity. Still to others it is a great antagonizing force – a country to…

… children, I looked up to all of my siblings as roll models and example setters. Early in my childhood, I thought that my oldest brother, who was eight years older than me, and I had a lot in common; both skinny, wore glasses, and athletic. Realizing…