… the world. It’s something that has been controlled over the decades but definitely not stopped. American History X is a perfect example of how simple it is for race to turn into hate. The movie specifically focuses on the “white pride” against all other…

… strongest form of communication. Fifty five percent of a speaker¡¦s message is transmitted by the speaker¡¦s appearance and body language. When someone approaches you one of the first impressions you will get on the person is their appearance. This…

… a lot from. He is someone who understands you and wants to share with you his lifetime’s worth of knowledge. He is kind and caring, maybe soft spoken but strong of mind and character. A Great teacher is always older, wiser and more experienced.…

… takes place over a very short span of time. Absolute bliss and abject despair are in constant competition, often violently or radically replacing one another. The characters are trapped in a whirlwind of events dictated by Romeo’s brash nature as well…

… of mixed race, much of Langston Hughes’ poetry deals with the struggles of living in America as a minority, or in his case as an African American. Some of his early poetry can be read as more optimistic regarding the plight of his race…

… can still be seen today on modern day society. Some things, though, were seemingly unique to Greek culture; one example of this being the Greek tragedies. These tragedies weren’t just any plays, they were emotional events for the citizens to…

… both pro-gun and pro-gun control talk about freedom all the time but nobody has actually taught about it critically and apply it in the debate of gun control policies in our society. Pro-gun people believe that the implementation of gun-contr…

… I immediately thought of my grandfather, Richard Rebman. He had always been one to tell a good story, and after being in World War II, I knew that he would provide me with a colorful paper. But as I sat listening to the wealth of life flow from…

… of the wheel back in the stone ages, humans have been creating things. The process in which we create these things is better known as manufacturing. As humans evolved, so did their inventions; and as their inventions evolved, as did the way they manufa…

… content of both John Smith's writing from "The General History of Virginia," and William Bradford's excerpt from "Of Plymouth Plantation," showed few similarities and many differences. Almost everything in one of the books is opposite to everything…