… in flocks to achieve their ultimate goal of flying down south for winter. Like these birds, mankind is propelled to encompass himself within the boundaries of a group or society that he could relate to. These boundaries, in physical reality, shape into…

… and alternate realities. It has also been referred to as a ‘window to the past’, which is a far more accurate quote than the speaker may have realized. Because the ability to communicate abstract thoughts in a spoken or written form is one of the…

… of My Papa’s Waltz Theodore Roethke discusses a very heartbreaking and distressful situation when looking back at his childhood remembering a scene (perhaps one frequently enacted) where he and his drunken father waltz wildly through the house. An…

… characters were Rainsford and General Zaroff. There are several similarities in their character traits, but there were also many differences. These reasons played a major role in the movement of the story, There are many similarities in Rainsford…

… Elizabeth Bishop's "The Fish" is a narrative poem, told in the first person, about the confrontation between an amateur fisher--fishing in a "rented boat" (Bishop 1212; all references to the poem are to this edition)--and a "tremendous" battle-worn fish.…

… paper to do. She rushed to the library to research some information for the paper. This analysis was the hardest paper she ever had to write and she did not know where to start. Alice was given two whole months to do the ten page paper, but…

… Although Agamemnon wounds Achilles’ pride through Book 1, he does not let Agamemnon’s actions dictate what he is going to do. When Achilles asks Agamemnon for Chryseis, Agamemnon says that Chryseis will grow old in Argos. Calchas pleads Agamemnon to…

… going to my Aunt Mary’s funeral. Even though this event might not be scary to others, it was the most terrifying thing I have ever had to go through. I can remember the events and the days vividly as if they were going on at this moment. It was the…

… Gutenberg is known as the origin of mass communication (Rubinstein, 1999). The printing press was the first practical method of communicating information and ideas from a single to source to a large, distant audience (Rubinstein, 1999). The increased…

… of trading stocks called day trading. Day trading is a way for the average person to buy and sell stock without having to deal with a broker. The idea is eliminating the middleman in order to increase profits. The flaw in the idea is that success…