… 12, 2002 This article caught my eye because of the title. A Wall Street Poet's Painful Muse. The 'Poet's Painful' part of the title grabbed me. I began to read it because of the first sentence also. This article had to do with the world…

… gang members has been on a recent rise. Today, younger people are joining gangs and they are responsible for many of the violent acts committed in our society. “An estimated 3,340 member-based gang homicides were committed in the United States in 1997.…

… in this conversation are my mind and the spirit that lives inside me. This discussion talks about the afterlife, of how a person would proceed after his or her death in the world that he or she lived in. This mind is going to shut off in a matter…

… and its connection with eating disorders among girls and boys. Then in the fall of 1999 a study was published by Achieves of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine that stated it found teen age body image to be greatly influenced by what they see on televisio…

… There are certainly a number of problems that exist in today’s global community or in contemporary American society. Every different country has issues of their own that differ from the problems of other societies. Some countries have command system…

… been to dwell upon London's heroic physical exploits, love life, drinking, and death. London is still probably the most popular American writer in the world, having been translated into more than eighty languages. But his readers abroad do not seem…

… shape the malleable human spirit is unlimited, the potential a powerful force that can be used for betterment of self or for the casting down into a abysmal chasm of emotional turmoil that forever mars one’s personality. Tess Durbeyfield and Edna Pontel…

… almost everywhere you look. Pictures of emaciated young women are rampant on magazine covers, advertisements, billboards: everywhere. It is quite evident by flipping through a magazine, or just glancing at the advertisements on television,…

… friends, Phineas and Gene, go through many trials and tribulations together that mold Gene from a very dependent person to a very independent person. During World War II, Phineas (Finny) and Gene are juniors at a New England prep school called Devon.…

… Black Veil and Lady Eleanore’s Mantle, cover the same thematic topic, but are opposite in approach and differ in the symbols used. Both the veil that Parson Hooper wears and the mantle that dons the head of Lady Eleanore deal with issue of guilt.…