… spread of information control the truth. Composers have ultimate control over the “truth” in their texts. Composers of texts have the ultimate control over the “truth” in their text - through the use of techniques to shape meaning, they can construct…

… has labeled Abraham Lincoln as one of our greatest presidents. As most of us learn in our primary education Lincoln is responsible for freeing the slaves. Celebrated as the "Great Emancipator," he is widely regarded as a backer of black freedom…

… definition of an immigrant is a foreigner who enters a country to settle. Immigration has been an important and serious issue for decades; which affects everyone, both Americans and immigrants themselves. Immigrants migrate to America to find a…

… American Dream is something that every American aspires to achieve, as it is called a “dream.” The dream we so aspire to be is defined as: “of political and religious freedom, equal access to education, equal opportunity in the workplace, and ultimately,…

… and impressions of what it would be like to be in college. Now that I am a college student, I have finally discovered some correct impressions of college life. The dominant impressions I have of college revolve around the maturing process that goes on,…

… more things that I agreed with than disagreed with that were included in my personal beliefs that I would like to address in this letter. One of the more important factors of this book was that the punishment more often than not fit the crime by the…

… in the battle of good verses evil. Sense biblical times, stories have been written portraying a well respected, heroic figure defending his people, as well as himself against wickedness, and all that immortality entails. In most cases the good…

… September 11 has become the second day that will live in infamy. Thousand of lives were lost due to a terrorist attack early that morning when three planes crashed into the World Trade Towers and the Pentagon. This tragedy has brought out patriotism…

… that carried slaves and went from Africa to other European colonies. Two Slaves who went through this voyage from their homeland recollect their experience. Phillis Wheatley and Olaudah Equiano were two slaves who were kidnapped from Africa at a young…

… with good intentions; but it is the ever-present question of what could have been which seems to linger most among life’s travelers. This path is never straight from beginning to end but instead filled with many decisions on which direction to head.…