… I do not watch television. When I was younger I was led to believe that television was America’s favorite past time. As a child I watched hours of mind numbing television as a full time couch potato. Television was like a religion,…

… that the emergence of “flexible capitalism” is having increasingly negative effects on the ability for people to find cohesion and narrative in their lives. The change from a pyramid bureaucracy to a web-like network removes the scaffolding that…

… in the town of Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire at the turn of the century. In some ways, the time and setting don’t really matter, because this play has a universal theme with messages that can reach people of just about any time period. There are…

… Terrorism is a hatred act of violence committed against a single person, a group of people, or an entire nation. I think terrorism is meant to disrupt the normal lives of people and aimed to take away their individual freedoms. Terrorism’s…

… unique is celebrated, students are now being told that part of what makes us individuals is no longer appropriate or even acceptable. Uniforms will not work in a public school setting because they are expensive, a violation of one's rights, and, finally…

… and Life? Since everyone’s humble beginnings in pre-school or kindergarten we have all been groomed to be the scholars of the future. While some have strayed from the pack, the majority has continued on a track set for a more fulfilling life. The…

… house that I hate, good thing it is Halloween. This egg would look really nice on the siding of the house. Wait is it morally right to throw an egg at a bully’s house that I hate. Lets think back to my philosophy class when we read about “The Conscience…

… the author is establishing the trouble the narrator is having dealing with middle age. Prufrock(the narrator) believes that age is a burden and is deeply troubled by it.. His love of some women cannot be because he feels the prime of his life…

… p. 64-66 By Lisa Takeuchi Cullen This article talks about how companies are laying off employees in an attempt to save money during the fall of the economy. The ones who dodge the hatchet aren’t necessarily the lucky ones, however. They must…

… routinely made us listen to teachers and speakers tell us why sex was a bad thing. Now, if you're a Christian proponent of the "no premarital sex" stance, I've probably just triggered you to say, "We don't think that sex is bad! We think that it's…