… been significant debate over whether to keep the penny as part of the US currency or to discontinue production of the penny. Every year the United States Mint produces around 12 billion new pennies, but 6 billion get lost, stored, or disposed of.…

… well, serious trouble at least, and generally speaking, I just want to experience the good in life. That’s why people who know me best, and even myself, give a little chuckle as to when thinking about the time I was beaten up. We only laugh…

… on impulse and not thinking things through or communicating with others to see what they think can lead to tragedy. The lack of communication in this play and the rush to get married without thinking things through and acting on one emotion…

… “Antigone”. Three that are at stake in the central conflict are; the role of gender, pride, and human law vs. moral/divine law. Within these principles, the principle of power is intertwined. The principle of the role of gender is explored throughout…

… wealthy family, Kate Chopin was a very bright and well-educated woman for her time period. Her feminist views were far ahead of her time however. In her works, she wrote about topics that were morally important to her, such as a woman¡¯s right to…

… I. Introduction - In Homer's The Odyssey the tale of a man's journey back home after long years at war is also the tale of a man's spiritual journey through his own soul. II. The beginning - Odysseus leaves Troy feeling almost immortal and this pride…

… for the average speaking individual. It’s not a series of remedies for everyday life such as phone calls or the doorbell, it is a complete way of life stemming from attitude, demeanor, and social interaction. The most obvious difference in hearing…

… by Julia Alvarez can be defined as an antiheroine, an ordinary, non-glorious, modern citizen you can easily relate with. The way she misuses aphorisms, her “great” inventions and the way she helps her daughter, draws you in and make you feel a connection…

… themes. Three of these themes are religion, vengeance, and sin. The authors of these works used these themes to express the extreme situations that occurred during the late 1600s, and in a certain way to mock the Puritan lifestyle. One of the most…

… This book was published in 1903 and remains his most famous work, which became best seller. London’s life had as much adventure as any of his stories. On age of 21, he went north, along with thousands of others, to where gold had been struck in Canada.…