… we come from, what our roots are, and why we are the way we are today. Some of us are more aware of our ancestry than are others and there are several ways to appreciate it. In “Everyday Use”, by Alice Walker, there is a distinction between these…

… article is very true in the way that the poor get discriminated on in almost every aspect of life. When people look at them they don’t see them as equals they see them as potential criminals and feel threatened by them. This gives them little to no…

… person in George Bernard Shaw’s play, “Pygmalion.” He is one of the more peculiar characters that I have read about. He treats everyone else in the play in his own particular way. His relationship with Eliza Doolittle is by far the most interesting…

… Your Life and Scott Russell Sanders Looking at Women speak at somewhat opposite points. Steinem articulates the amount of success women are encountering nowadays, whereas Sanders thinks women present themselves as dolls more than anything else. Women…

… was the youngest of the three giants of the High Renaissance. He was born in Urbino in 1483 and received his first instruction in the techniques of painting from his father, Giovanni Santi, a minor artist. Urbino is where Raphael spent his youth.…

… between a client and a therapist. If I fail to establish a relationship with my client, therapy will be severely jeopordized and will fail. It is impossible to separate who I am from my profession, so I must be aware of how this will affect my…

… falcon belongs to a group of birds called the Falconiformes. This group includes vultures, kites, hawks, eagles, and falcons. Other than vultures, all of these birds hunt and kill other animals for food. Falconiformes…

… between a client and a therapist. If I fail to establish a relationship with my client, therapy will be severely jeopordized and will fail. It is impossible to separate who I am from my profession, so I must be aware of how this will affect my…

… Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a story of morals and American idealism, this being a major theme of the book, which is corrupted by using materials as its means. Nick, the narrator as well as one of the main characters of The Great Gatsby,…

… 9:6 its stated that “Whose sheddeth man’s blood, by man shall be his blood be shed”. But many questions come to our mine about the truth of vampires. In the mysterious novel by M.T. Anderson, Thirsty, many of those questions can be answered by…