… Some aspects of heritage may make one proud, while others lend embarrassment. It is very easy for two people to perceive the same heritage with very different viewpoints. In “Everyday Use,” Dee values her heritage only from a trendy point,…

… story “The One Who Walks Away From Omelas,” author Ursula K. Le Guin describes a magnificent, joyous city that appears to be almost perfect. When I was first reading this, it made me think of a city that was somewhere in the orient. I thought this…

… Weather it be a human or a plant or an animal they all try to achieve happiness. By definition happiness is favored circumstances or luckiness. I say that happiness is earned and deserved. People live their lives everyday to be happy. But few…

… A novel by Wilson Rawls named Where the Red Fern Grows is the story of a boy, his two hounds (which he named Old Dan and Little Ann), and all of the adventures they shared together. A loving threesome, they ranged the dark hills and river…

… who tells you racism doesn’t exist in the U.S. is either blind or doesn’t want to acknowledge it. I’m living proof that racism indeed exists. I’ve been a victim of it many times. People have spat on me and screamed racial slurs such as “Chink.”…

… in Tulsa, Oklahoma. At the age of sixteen she wrote her First novel, The Outsiders. I t was this book that allowed Hinton to attend the University Of Tulsa. While attending the University of Tulsa, Hinton fell in love and married David Inh…

… Lefkowitz, the editor of “Women’s Life in Greece and Rome,” depicts the idea from Dr. Orlando Paterson of freedom in “Liberty for Whom”. She compares or relates the relationship between slaves and women and the view of male citizens in…

… soft, thin, pliable, and absorbent sheets of papers about 8” x 9” in size typically packaged in a decorative box is known as facial tissues, better know as Kleenex. Kleenex by Kimberly-Clark is invented in 1924 as a cleansing tissue to remove cold…

… very first literature? They told stories that used very consistent ideas. They used a lot of personification, and anthropomorphism. In almost every story they told, animals or gods portrayed human characteristics. Many of their stories explained…

… only way to keep her dignity is to take her life before the insanity in her mind takes it for her. Virginia Woolf’s life was one dramatic episode after another. From the time that she was thirteen until the night that she was successful in taking…