… in the Bronze Age. King Minos, the powerful King whom the later Greeks believed had once ruled far and wide from Crete, dominating the Aegean Sea. Much about them remains a mystery b/c of the nature of the evidence. Minoan civilization flourished…

… mano derecha Espera Las hierbas Tengo un guante de mercurio y otro de seda Espera. Las hierbas No solloces. Silencio, que no nos sientan. Espera. ¡Las hierbas! Se cayeron las estatuas Al abrirse al gran puerta ¡¡Las hierbas!! Así es como…

… of August of 1999. At the age of sixteen, I felt like a car driving on thin ice because I had no control over my decision making. My decision making capabilities were very slim because my parents were very strict on customs, rituals, and especially…

… in 1792, a man named Oliver Evans applied for a patent on a steam land carriage. He called his steam carriage “oruktor amphibolos”. Martini a 14th century painter, who was trained in engineering, also had the same idea. He designed on…

… it knits. It knits us in, it knits us out. It has knitted time, space, pain, death, corruption, despair, and all the illusions… and nothing matters. I’ll admit however that to look at the remorseless process is something interesting.” Joseph Conrad…

… to be done, Slaughtering and Processing. This study that was performed in this experiment was slaughtering. The slaughter division is also known as the “kill floor”. The most disgusting aspect of the kill floor is the stench. It isn’t something that…

… John Proctor, one of the main characters, is perceived by the reader to be a man of little integrity or conviction. Ironically, the play ends with this man being taken away to be hung because he refuses to lie in order to save his life. Proctor,…

… the question, “Are You a Pearl Girl?” fuels the reader’s curiosity to know what hides beneath the flip cover. Once the reader turns the page, the true purpose for the question is revealed. It is an advertisement for the new Tampax Pearl Plastic tampons.…

… a person cannot escape fate. It doesn’t matter what decisions are made, it will all benefit towards the destined situation that was already planned out before their own birth. Oedipus made decisions in his life, and didn’t know that he was part of…

… are constantly changing in the increase, which tend to generate in each individual a feeling of unity with all the rest; which feeling, if perfect, would make him never think of or desire, any beneficial condition for himself, in the benefits…