… poem, “Invictus”, creates imagery which in turn aids in the poem’s powerful and courageous tone. Henley brings to the reader a poem in which victory is easily perceived due to the images that he creates by using specific language. The specific language…

… His Requirement“, is taken directly from the first line of the first stanza. The title immediately caught my eye, stirring up my emotions and forcing me to keep reading, if only to find out what “His Requirement” (1. 1) might be. I believe the…

… my nomination of Alicia Green for employee of the month for the month of May for the Aerobics department. She has been an exemplary professional this month. She has taken steps to further herself within the fitness industry. She has been an exceptiona…

… find around Lingle these days. Pride is cheering your home team on at a sporting event. Pride is taking care of the school that almost 175 kids attend. Pride is respecting those 175 kids in every possible way. To tell you the truth, I can almost guarante…

… molding and structuring us for a cause that we don’t necessarily fit into. Through a silent intimidation and fear it is able to instill in us a conduct code: a way to act. It works for a capitalistic cause, pushing and de-humanizing people to better…

… in the last ten years. It has become a part of everyday life for many American citizens, and a good number of people depend on them to carry out daily operations. Unfortunately, many of these daily operations occur while the individual is driving.…

… that the amusements in which our children take part must be better regulated; because once they and the children become disorderly, it becomes impossible to produce serious citizens with a respect for order?’” – Plato Republic, 424e Plato argues…

… values of the different cultures of the various immigrants who came to Nebraska. These people had to face the hardships, the plight, and the conditions of life on the rural Nebraska prairie land of late nineteenth century America. We might wonder:…

… freedom and gender equality. My interpretation of the story came from the setting , largely, and also the characters and their attitudes towards the situation. The story title reflects the setting of the tale because not only does it describe what…

… of Littman, R.A. “Motives, History and Causes.” 1958 Nebraska Symposium on Motivation. 1. “What problem situation prompted Littman to write this article (Page 115, Para. 2)?” Richard Littman states in the cited paragraph that firstly,…