… the body and the spirit. He believes that both are material, and that the spirit is mortal and separate organ extending throughout the body. We could think of this in terms of the nervous system, in ever part of our body, from head to toe. “Is…

… of his images and speech from the New England countryside. Frost wrote poetry in his early years, but was unsuccessful at publishing his work. His career as a writer did not attract attention until he was nearly forty years old. Frost taught himself…

… strawberry daiquiri, thinking how I probably just made the best decision of my life. I decided to deny my parents request that I join them and the rest of my framily for a day of fun at hte overly crowded Disney World. I needed a day to myself,…

… although rarely accurate, these little columns gave me some of the best advice. “Always look at life in a realistic light” is an example of this advice which I find very valuable, but also difficult to live by when everyone including myself at times…

… one of order to one of chaos. He knows Claudius killed his father, and he knows it is his duty to avenge his fathers death. He does not know when he should act. Therefore a major conflict arises within him, the conflict of passion vs. reason.…

… belief in the existence of a higher being is utterly ridicules. Each day that passes more and more people are converting over to the atheist beliefs that there is no higher power and that this life is all we have. Do you see them going out robbing…

… of the well-made play emerged in the nineteenth century. It was also called “piece bien faite”, meaning ‘Second Empire Drama’. It was first made popular by the works of Eugene Scribe and Victorien Sardou of France. The tradition reached it’s peak…

… women. Lady MacBeth is an ambitious woman striving for power and who will stop at nothing. Her character, which unveils throughout the play of an evil minded individual, is the opposite of how women were seen. The combination of evil and desire for…

… by William Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and died in 1616. He grew up in England. When he had been kicked out of school, he started writing plays, performing plays, and writing sonnets. His literature is known worldwid…

… Hell into several different divisions. Hell is broken down into nine levels, some with sublevels. Heaven, or Paradise, is separated into ten kingdoms. Each of these sections represents a lifestyle on Earth. The lifestyle in the afterlife is…