… or later it happens. The professor announces, "There will be no final exam." You smile. He adds, "'Instead, prepare a 16-page paper on a topic of your choosing." Your smile dissolves. You sit, denied the modest rigors of an exam, asked instead…

… about a ship off the shores of Rhode Island. The ship was carrying passengers and cargo to the state, when it hit rough weather. When the storm had died out the passengers had realized that the crew had murdered the captain, and were holding them…

… by Robb White, born June 20, 1909. Published in 1972, is was one of his 21 books that he would write in his lifetime. Robb based most of his books upon personal experience and having 8 jobs In his life he has had some interesting life experiences. Robb…

… met my son’s father Larry I thought the world of him. I knew right then I was going to marry him, but the relationship took a turn on both of us. Yes, I still have many feelings for him and he for me. Since I met a better person than he, who is now…

… more aware of the technological advances in agriculture they become increasingly wary of food that has been altered due to genetic engineering or hormonal supplements. As society becomes more educated and informed, the average person becomes increasingl…

… the cultures of our forefathers who were either Native Americans or who settled this great land after journeying long distances from other nations in search of “The American Dream”. Family values are reflected in the customs and traditions practiced. …

… in 1965, by president Lyndon B. Johnson. Affirmative action was created to help eliminate past and present discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The Civil Rights Act had passed just a year before and it…

… stunning and thematically complex film that asks deep questions about love and reality as man seeks to make himself in God's image. Through interactions with the artificial child and his “foster parents”, the role of the mechas in society, and…

… over the last several years. So what are we going to do about it? Walk everywhere? Ride bikes? Take public transportation? Although these are all very practical solutions they all are not an option for all of us. There are many things that…

… me, loneliness is having no one who understands you, no one who agrees with you. It does not have to be precisely being placed alone or isolated from a group of people. Loneliness can also be described as knowing there is someone who you trust enough…