… many third world countries, Romania is one of the most underdeveloped, lacking an adequate infrastructure, as well as most of the modern technological advances that the United States takes for granted. In a recent New York Times article, Romania was…

… playing with a Barbie® and being encouraged to do so? The answer to both these questions is blatantly obvious- no. That’s because males and females are conditioned to act a certain way, according to their gender, from the moment they are born. Gender…

… have either small consequences, or large consequences. This occurs in the following three short stories. In “Borders”, written by Thomas King, Laetitia decides to move off the reserve. Her mother cannot say she is either American or Canadian…

… more, under similar hammers, and it will twist itself into the same tortured forms. Sow the same seed of rapacious license and oppression over again, and it will surely yield the same fruit according to its kind” (Dickens 362). These prophetic…

… a young boy would take for granted. But say the boy throws a rock instead of a ball, yet never actually hits anyone… is that still all right? Or may there be something rooted deeper? Could a simple throwing motion take a life? Or does it…

… the floor, I’m here to oppose the motion that The “Big Mac” is the way of the future. World history is pervaded by competition between two superpowers: Athens vs. Sparta, the Christians vs. the Muslims, England vs. France, Great Taste vs. Less Filling…

… living in Paris and working as an English teacher there. No explanation as to her past is given, leaving it to the readers to draw their own conclusions. She sees herself as a normal woman living an ordinary life, but as it soon becomes apparent…

… 100 million animals die in research laboratories at the hands of curious scientists who perform outdated and inaccurate tests that prove no benefit to humans or animals. Before these animals die, they are routinely burned, scalded, poisoned,…

… I noticed that it was a book full of moral and ethical decisions, decisions about life and death, decisions about the truth or to keep it quiet, a lie of silence. So, I like to write this essay from that point of view, the decisions in this book.…

… mountains through the events of a young lady’s life named Christy. Christy is a nineteen year old lady who comes from a wealthy family in Asheville. Christy decides to volunteer teaching at a mission school in a small area in the mountains…