… hot topic. People seem to have very strong feelings about this subject, especially if they are against it. In the articles offered by Kevles and Krauthammer we see two very different opinions that are written in two very different styles. Daniel…

… into a Hungarian family of goldsmiths. His work includes painting, engraving, and even writing on theoretical monograph related to the problem of perspective. His themes were based on religious conflicts. He attempted to reconcile conflicts within…

… people progressed in their moral reasoning through a series of stages. These six steps brought a person from an egocentric mentality to one that is concerned with the well being of others. He further divided the six stages into three levels: premoral,…

… similar stories that focus on the husband and wife going through issues of their own during a time period where this type of behavior is not commonly seen. $100 and Nothing is short story about a wife named Mary and a husband named Charles. Mary…

… of pages: 332 Is this author on the recommended reading list? Yes Summary: Lieutenant Henry was an ambulance driver who met Catherine Barkley, a nurse, when he agreed to go with his friend, Rinaldi, to see her. The two talked and began to…

… The pain a racial slur evokes can never be forgotten. The hate someone can have for me just because of the color of my skin is scary. How can they hate me without even knowing me? Prejudice is especially frightening and real when it is shouted at…

… I am Bill, a senior at High School. But of course, that does not truly answer who I am as a person. The answer to that question cannot be found on a birth certificate or driver’s license, but rather only in the heart and sole of a person. First…

… world as there are people. Some see evil as the unknown, some Catholics may view evil as pure sin, while others may think evil is the changing of one’s destiny for any unethical purpose. To the good, those who take a side against them, thus being the…

… that the culture of Niger was peculiar and different from what I have been thinking. Usually colored people have culture that is close to nature, and regard patriarchy and honor very much. But through this book I learned that even though their…

… which is an excerpt from his work, "Prologue to an Autobiography, ‘Finding the Center’," Naipaul tells his background and how he struggled, as a writer, to come to terms with who he was as a writer and a person. It is evident how as he ages and gains…