… speaks about. Before discussion the wager of infinity vs. nothing, the term infinity is defined and elaborated to help support the argument. “Infinity exists without knowing its nature … for by adding a unit it does not change its nature.” Through…

… Why wait, make yourself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It’s fast, it’s good, and it’s just so convenient! What better way to satisfy your hunger than a quick simple-to-make snack? Don’t know how? Well that’s just too bad. I guess…

… origin of “Beowulf,” much can be said about the use of symbolism and themes in the poem. I think the strongest presence can be felt within the use of symbolism. Just as strong, I believe the use of family lineage plays a reoccurring role in the poem.…

… yet certain influences continually prevent such achievement? This is the case for Homer Hickam and his fellow “rocket boys” within the film October Sky. However, they did finally succeed by persevering to build their rocket and win the…

… is a nation without a state, and during its seven hundred years of history, the desire to found a Scottish state has always existed in one form or another. This essay began as an attempt to describe and comment on Scottish…

… many aspects of what the New York Times calls, “the working poor” to the center. She sheds light on a class many of us never really stop to think about and gives us an all access backstage pass to their everyday life. I mean, how many people actually…

… most complex characters in all of dramatic literature; Hamlet is often contradictory and conflicted about his principles of morality and exacting revenge. Samuel Taylor Coleridge surmises that Hamlet “delays action till action is of no use.” To a…

… in a person’s life especially in these two characters. One character is from “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce and the other in “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Although their particular situations differ between…

… music group perform. They were a group of graduate and undergraduate students and they sang seasonal folk music. In their performance, they sang nine songs. The first song was named “Come Let us Bow Down to Christ.” The second song was from Tolstoy’s…

… really grabbed my attention, and just didn’t let go; it was truly beautiful. I thoroughly enjoyed the narrators’ story that unfolded through the dancing and the music. I found myself in awe of the intricately designed costumes; they were rich in Nativ…