… had to keep his first wife a secret from everybody, especially Nancy Lammeter. This meant that he had to keep more than a polite distance away from her. His brother, the theif and all around scoundrel blackmailed poor Godfrey to keep his secrets…

… first glance seems to be a story about a woman whose hobby is working in the garden. Upon deeper inspection the story has strong notes of feminism in the main character Elisa Allen. Elisa’s actions and feelings reflect her struggle as a woman trying…

… the fence. The backyard was huge. It was long and there was a dike and river behind our fence. Down by the river there was a big opening which was really cool because everywhere else along the dike there were woods and there was no opening at all.…

… much thought to how Christmas was celebrated in other areas of the world, but working at a German company for the past five years, I have come to realize that Germans and Americans have different ways of celebrating Christmas. Even though…

… managers can use criticism to maximize their employees' performance. But what about improving the boss's own performance? Is there any way of predicting which leadership styles are likely to be most effective, and which ones ineffective? There is,…

… wanted to do with their lives because I was never one of them. I had been leaning toward the business world for a long time, but it’s a big world and there were so many directions to choose from. One day in eighth grade we had a career day at our…

… give them their individuality. These qualities can be dissected into specific traits called strengths and weaknesses. To grow as a person, we must identify our own strengths to help us overcome our weaknesses. I will discuss my personal strengths…

… of a career move than a romantic interlude. Therefore, both sides, male and female, took courting very seriously not to lead the other on unnecessarily. From the time the female was very young, a woman was well groomed for a role in life as a good…

… Galsworthy's very short, short story, "The Japanese Quince," the perceptive reader knows that an opportunity has been passed by, and that the protagonist has chosen to stay closed to the beauty of life rather than risk change. Some readers may not…

… higher standard providing better facilities of financial services to their customers. How well has retail banking responded to the demands of its customers for more and better services? As the banking environment has changed, competition arises between…