… all that hard to some people, you go to army training learn to shoot a gun dress up in your military outfit fly off to some country and shoot guys. What is so hard about that, and if you get hit your dead in a flash, correct? Well actually according…

… a short story called A Rose for Emily. The Story takes place in a southern town where the women are very inquisitive and curious about other people's business. And the men have this view that they have to be gentlemen and must abide by the rules…

… boy that demonstrates the way a young Jewish man is expected to act according to stereotypes handed down over the years. Jewish people are assumed to be a people that show personality traits such as lying, cheating, and stinginess. The author…

… faced by Prince Hamlet in his quest to avenge his father. Hamlet starts out as a mournful young man as he grieves for his father who recently died. When Hamlet finds out that his father was murdered by his brother Claudius he becomes first enraged…

… the information on how social dance can serve many functions in a society. According to the text social dancing socializes. It also reflects the values of our society whose dances differ greatly from our own. One thing that I learned from reading…

… lessons. However, I don’t think it would be much of a gamble to say that you’ve never seen Aesop’s Fables quite like this. Coastal’s production of “Fabulous,” an original “sing play” by Dr. David Bankston, combines the original morals taught in ancient…

… Thing? We’ve all had heroes and role models to look up to throughout all our lives, someone’s example to follow in a particular case. As Christians, that someone has always been easy to find. Jesus Christ has made himself apparent through both…

… Loggins, the solo recordings of Kate Price reveal a Celtic-style folk singer inspired by the cultural experimentation of Loreena McKennitt. From Santa Barbara, CA, Price first appeared in 1991 on Loggins' Leap of Faith album. She made her debut solo…

… moral goodness according to the Natural Law Theory, and the modern philosopher Immanuel Kant. Each has different views on how to judge whether a person is morally good. Each has their own standards of measurement, which will be explained throughout…

… of essential or generic character in different instances; or oneness.” But what makes us who we are? As we walked into Hubbard Park, as we did every Sunday, my father would ask, “Do you think they know we’re coming?” Of course he was asking about…