… in our correction institutions, which now hold 1.3 million men and boys. In most of them, rape is an entrenched tradition, considered by prisoners a legitimate way to prove their manhood, and to satisfy sexual needs and the brutal desire for power…

… years and are a part of ancient history. The first Olympic trials were held many years ago in ancient Greece around 776 BC. Dedicated to Zeus, they were celebrated in the summer of every four years at the sanctuary of gods, Olympia. There was just…

… by infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which attacks cells in the immune system and results in functional defects. These defects may not be apparent for years. However, they lead to a severe suppression of the immune system's…

… take something so “sacred” like human sexuality and use to sell there products just goes to show how much of a hypocritical society we live in. Most of the criticism is by those who consider themselves “morally enlightened.” These ethical intellectuals…

… In Night and A Farewell to Arms, the reader follows the characters of Elie Wiesel and Ernest Hemingway through their personal struggles between love and war. In Night, Eliezer faces malnutrition, Nazis, and concentration camps, while Frederick Henry,…

… called upon by NASA to head up a team to thwart an asteroid the size of Texas from casually wiping out every last organism from the face of the earth. With the aid of NASA's best space pilots and his roughneck crew of drillers, they plan to land…

… discourse about the power of collective consciousness and the over bearing strength and control of a deluded ecclesiastical oligarchy. Miller achieves the powerful impact of such a universal theme by focusing on the personal. We observe the…

… President Clinton can be compared in profusion. The old saying of history repeating itself is certainly proved true in this state of affairs (no pun intended), proving the timelessness of The Crucible. Key players utilized by Miller can be interpreted…

… here, here for me to play catch with, to go fishing with? Why does everybody think so much of him and I don’t even know him enough to have my own opinion of him? All that I know of the man is that I love him, I don’t know exactly why, I guess it’s…

… of Malfi/ by John Webster The plays, “Edward the Second, “ and “ The Duchess of Malfi.” I will be discussing what lead to Edward and the Duchess’s demised and how did the way they were murdered represented in the plays. I will also show what were…