… as cannabis sativa is being used illegally by many Americans today of all ages. Before the 1960s, many Americans had never heard of marijuana, but today it is the most used illegal drug in this country. All types of marijuana are mind-altering drugs.…

… first inhabitants. This substance is used for religious purposes, in which the followers are instructed to use marijuana. Just like Christianity and Judaism instruct their followers to drink wine on certain occasions, some Hindus, Buddhists, Rastafarians…

… year of their life working on an invention, then imagine someone else taking that invention and releasing it with their name. This scenario is much like the epidemic facing students and their writing. In our society today, taking credit for…

… off the coast of Australia looking forward to its long-awaited freedom from Portuguese rule. Unfortunately, Indonesia had other plans for its neighbor, and called upon the United States for help. To support its own interests, the United States supplie…

… of characters that represented different aspects of the world during the trying times of the Great Depression(a microcosm). Many characters in the novel were prejudiced by others because of age,skin color,gender, or a handicap. The feelings of lonliness,…

… morning. I remember driving to work and noticing how beautiful the day had begun. When I walked into my office, I knew something was wrong, everyone was sitting around the television, phones went unanswered, and no one said a word. I stopped to watch…

… off,” Irene said. “Maybe they can hear us.” Everyone keeps up appearances, no one wears their reality on their sleeve or even in their minds. It is much easier to criticize others than to critique ourselves, as learned in the story “The enormous radio”.…

… OF BAD THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN THE EARLY 1900’S. INSTEAD OF TAKING IT FROM THE HUMAN PRESPECTIVE IT TAKEN FROM THE VIEW OF ANIMALS ON A FARM. HITLER AND HIS FOLLOWERS WERE IMPORTANT SO WERE THE MINOR CHARACTERS FORM THE BOOK. MANY OF THE MIONOR…

… between racist theory and racist practice. Racism most fundamentally is practice: the practice of discrimination, at all levels, from personal abuse to colonial oppression. Racism is a form of practice, which has been tremendously important in…

… of human conscience, there are certain types of people with specific mindsets toward their own well-being. At one end, there are those who selflessly give as much as they can, trying to make the lives of others more pleasant. They put other people’s…