… hate your car, and you just want it to disappear. I can help you with that; there is a real simple solution, just get it stolen. Really, it is easier than you think. All it takes is a little carelessness. First things first. To attract thieves, purpose…

… and its everlasting affect on the people living in the Middle Ages. Laughter, which once represented evil and the devil, now was transformed into a means of fighting evil and the devil. Even more importantly, after its universal acceptance,…

… boy. A game one plays according to the rules" Sallinger (8). Old Spencer suggests this to Holden Caulfield in J.D. Sallinger's The Catcher in the Rye, expecting he would listen. Even though Holden might hear what people say, it goes in one ear and…

… for its wealth, power, and justice. Shakespeare called Venice the Whore of the Adriatic, for many different reasons: it is a port city, with many ships coming and going; it is also a corrupt city , with much pollution--not only of the actual enviornment…

… its neighbors. I would like to discuss two of these problems. One of the disputes will be the Cyprus question with Greece. Cyprus, an island in the Eastern Mediterranean, at the crossroads of three continents - Europe, Asia and Africa. Its strategic…

… friends are on a road trip across the United States. It’s just you and five friends cramped together in a van on the open road, with nothing to pass the time except conversation. Things seem to be going fairly smoothly; however, after about a couple…

… to analyse two poems by the war poet Wilfred Owen, taken from his writings on the First World War and a poem by Jessie Pope. Both of Wilfred Owen’s poems ('Dulce et Decorum Est' and 'Anthem for Doomed Youth') portray Owen's bitter feelings towards…

… last several decades, primarily, the face of the American voter has changed a lot. What is causing these changes? There are several answers to these questions. Voting tends have evolved over the history of the United States. However, in the last…

… men whose extraordinary contributions date as far back as 600 BC. Frequently, they are identified as Presocratics because these truth-seekers are predecessors of Socrates, the gifted Athenian thinker who greatly influenced the course of Western philosoph…

… There is no way I'll ever make it. This admission hit his heart like a hammer driving a spike deeper into the ground. This man in the past was known around the world for his mountain-climbing skills. Now, at 57, he finds it hard to do anything,…