… you to what must be in a heavy industrial area. This is evident in the tattered cardboard border showing signs of use with it’s wrinkled sides and smudges of sweat that mayhave been applied through the handling of dockworkers. Strangely enough there…

… and it is also necessary for every relationship. Throughout the years relationships have been analyzed from several different points of views and opinions . No two people’s definitions of relationships are alike. People may also base their…

… 1: Morning: nothing. Afternoon: pizza, coke, Snapple, Doritos, and one glass of water. Night: fish, green figs, yam, tomatoes, cola greens, strawberry juice, ice cream and a glass of water. Comment: I don’t eat right. I will try to…

… in today’s culture is a way to give themselves power and control that they still have not been fully able to achieve in the many years after slavery. They develop the persona of the “cool cat”, as Richard Majors and Janet Mancini Billson put it,…

… and their culture are very different from the United States. The people talk, act, and look different. Their attitudes are also different than American persons attitude. The diversity changes a person’s opinion on their culture and other cultures.…

… that involve interaction with other people. It is the fear of being judged and evaluated by other people. People who have social anxiety disorder, also known as the social phobia, seem to be shy, quiet, nervous, or unfriendly. People that have…

… it will be lost forever. To me, nothing is ever really lost; the things you have or own will always be with you, maybe not physically but always in your memory. And yes, when you lose things like a family member, a pet or friend, it is comforting…

… Citizen in American Democracy? If one were to ask this question of Alexis de Tocqueville, he would have had quite a lot to say about it. Alexis de Tocqueville was a French aristocrat who lived from 1805 to 1859. In 1831, he came to the U.S. for…

… is titled ‘Oil, lawlessness and indigenous struggles in Ecuador’s Oriente’, by Judith Kimerling. This article consists of two main parts, one on the oil giant, Texaco and its impact on Ecuadorean Amazon and the other part on the struggles and resistance…

… of Independence,” and “Letters from an American Farmer” by Crevecour there are many common themes. The main topics found in each of these writings is the idea that with the development of a new country, new laws and new institutions must be established,…