… in front of a jury of Athenians to ensure his innocence against the accusations placed upon him by his fellow men. He is being accused due to his different way of thinking and his opposition to the Athenian State. In the Apology, Socrates remains…

… English playwright and poet, recognized in much of the world as the greatest of all dramatists. Shakespeare’s plays communicate a profound knowledge of the wellsprings of human behavior, revealed through portrayals of a wide variety of…

… a Woman" Esmeralda Santiago i an american citizen with puerto rican origins who writes the novel called "Almost a Woman". Her book recalls her journey towards womanhood and describes the details of growing up Puerto Rican in the 1960's in America.…

… topics that are discussed by most people all over the world because of its serious effect on different elements in the society. Some people say its right and others say its wrong. However, Censorship is the process of banning and controlling some…

… years, words also progress into different meanings. As I began to think of a word that would fit into this schema, I listened to myself, and others around me talk in conversations. After much debate, I decided to use the word “mad” as a slang word…

… Hamlet, great corruption is plaguing the country of Denmark. This corruption causes great tragedy to occur. Death and suffering are the punishment to these corrupt people. In Hamlet, corruption is seen in nearly every facet of this play: the moral,…

… Nature is an endless treasury of symbolism, allegory, and it can surely inspire poets to use those tools to describe their feelings or to bring their messages to humanity. I would like to examine two short poems and to see how each author uses nature…

… be banned from all public buildings. Smokers would say that it shouldn’t matter if they smoke if they are in the smoking section. What these smokers don’t realize, is that their “imaginary” border between sections does not hold the smoke in.…

… of a scarlet letter on her breast, while Dimmesdale does not confess to the sin and is spared public scorning for it. Instead, Dimmesdale must seek inner redemption through physical beatings and praying, with little success. The opening scene also…

… It seems gossip exists even more prevalently in law school than it did in undergrad. Ridiculous stories about thong flashing escapades with professors and secret professional stripping careers soar through the quad on a regular basis. “Who’s sleeping…