… point to ponder is the extent to which cultural norms and laws play a part in the formation of states. Are states merely that—cultural norms and laws and the effects of these two concepts? To fully understand this issue we must look at a…

… the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. -- Ralph Waldo Emerson In exploring the youthful treatments of sexuality I have focused on…

… how schools manage what they give today?¡¯ posed by Thomas H. Davenport, the senior professor of Harvard University. In most of the institutions and universities, the traditional ways of managing staff, students, resources and knowledge seem to be…

… to Hellriegel, Slocum, Woodman in Organizational Behavior (2001), “Motivation represents the forces acting on or within a person that cause the person to behave in a specific, goal-directed manner...Because the work motives of employees affect their…

… relationship between these two parties; the generation gap between fathers and sons brings with it controversy. Although Turgenev does not seem to take a stance on whose view of life is best, he shows that people all want others to at least investigate…

… they will shape into. Each one is formed differently from the experiences they encounter to the education they gain; no single child is alike in every aspect. The majority of your childhood years are spent learning the world to which you live in by…

… >and Medea, the ancient Greek playwrights Aeschylus, >Sophocles, and Euripides offer four distinctly different >views of the roles which women played in Greek society. >While women definitely played a role which was subservient >to the one…

… Instead, necessity may coerce an individual to take an action that reason demands; in other words, necessity might create opportunities. Ding Liang finds himself in such a situation, and the reason why his actions are admirable to the reader…

… in our daily lives. However, there are some factors that affect our health more than others. Health is more dependent on the distribution of wealth and public services than it is on personal lifestyle choices. For instance, being born into a…

… to wonder what exactly we were going to see at the assembly. After the entire school was seated in the gym, only then did we all realize that we were there for sex education. The presentation began, equipped with skits, facts, questions from the…