… to me, like no other. This small, old, primitive cabin nestled deep in the woods upon a hill. It over looks a beautiful, serene, crystal clear lake. Barely touched by human hands, it remains natural in all its beauty. This has to be Gods’ country. This…

… character of Geraldine. My reason to do so is that in my several readings of the poem I realized that not only was Geraldine a dark character, she was also the reason and source of all darkness in the poem. With 'dark' and 'darkness' I mean images,…

… States, many have dreamed of coming to this great land to escape tyranny, persecution, and oppression. Over time, this desire has turned into The American Dream. The American Dream is different to everyone, and many authors express this dream through…

… were expected to do by fulfilling the role of the good housewife and good mother. A woman was expected to move from the protection of her father’s roof to the protection of her husband. It was not appropriate behavior for a woman to do as she pleased…

… today’s society. You probably know what prejudice is, at least when it affects people of different races, religions, genders, sexual orientations, and so on. For example, some people hold mistaken and hateful beliefs about Jews, or about African-American…

… abuse are sky-rocketing. South Africa's rape rate is double that of the United States. Much of that is fueled by the belief that criminals can get away with it, because the laws are too weak. South Africa has a very low conviction rate for rape.…

… events in Oedipus’ life were results of his own actions. Like most humans, Oedipus had his flaws; his anger and pride led him to do irrational things. Oedipus was blinded by his faults and he could not see the truth of the world. Instead he blamed…

… it were yesterday. It was just a regular day for me and for those going to school and work. I was in homeroom and I was already exhausted, counting the seconds, hoping for the day to end. All of a sudden, Mr. Coleman the Principal screamed in a grating…

… service." As a member of the Army, you serve the United States. Selfless service means doing what’s right for the nation, the Army, your organization, and your people—and putting these responsibilities above your own interests. The needs of the Army…

… thousands of different people with different backgrounds and races go to class without a problem. There are several different religions and different personalities too. Lately I’ve noticed that there are a lot of immigrants that go to OSU and most…