… You don’t have to be a brilliant scientist to make discoveries, just a bit of brain-powered and common sense. Great discoveries are made when it benefits or helps mankind and out world. Whenever a scientist or someone discovers something such as…

… on my SAT. Nor do I know the reason cows and elephants are the only animals that can’t jump. However, what I do know is that out of the thousands of students applying to Rutgers, I am unique. I have dedicated 600 hours of the past four years…

… and climax of one of the richest and oldest ancient civilizations. It’s lifeline was the Nile river in the Nile valley. Here, Egyptian dynasties ruled from the first cataract of the Nile to the Mediterranean Sea. At the it’s height it ruled…

… approximately 330 miles south of New York City, outside of the city pollution and the high population is Dare County, North Carolina. Founded in 1870, Dare County is located on the eastern part of North Carolina and contains all of the Outer…

… century Vikings, savages, and barbarians ruled Europe. The only unified kingdom in Europe at the time was Frankland, which included present day parts of Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. By the Ninth century, however, Frankland…

… poet William Blake once wrote, “Conscience in those that have it is unequivocal.” In Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the theme, man’s conflict with his conscience, is manifested through Huck Finn. While Huck is forced to confront…

… which causes them to commit suicide. “The Center of Attention” by Daniel Hoffman and “My Sad Self” by Allen Ginsberg, are two poems, which have many similarities and a few differences. Firstly, the theme of loneliness is presented in both these poems.…

… defines herself as racially Japanese by being third-generation Japanese-American alien. She told us this in her article, “Asian in America.” The part of being racially Japanese. Kesaya Noda calls herself Other and alien. She told us how not…

… and horrified at this town and the schools that children how to live and attend. I hope to never see or experience this in my life. If I ever had to teach in a town that had such poor conditions, I don’t know what I would do, but I know that I would…

… than any other king in England’s lengthy existence. King Henry was a great milestone in English history. Henry rose up from the slums of England to become arguably the greatest king in England’s vast, expansive and rich history. When Henry assumed…