… many to understand. Not until recently, within the last 20 years, has addiction been recognized as an illness requiring intense treatment and therapy. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde , written by Robert Louis Stevenson, would be read…

… when a class full of students is asked, “What are morals?” they merely stare blankly with nothing to say. You walk down the street and see an old lady trying to cross the street. After quite a few tries’ there is finally a break so she starts walking.…

… those two words, my best pal Daisy Blacken changed the course of my life. When she said them to me, she had just spent the last three hours on the phone with Minister Morris talking about various sections of…

… What mattered was the way he felt at the moment…” Xavier’s journey throughout the book has made him a more thoughtful, understanding and compassionate person. At the beginning of the book, all that mattered to Xavier was his love for rugby.…

… which had been made out of the drama of the medieval church..These early dramatic forms still focused on the religious and moral themes that dominated the Christian imagination during the Middle Ages.The play Everyman showed the improveme…

… systems (“IT Revolution”) has brought about a new technological paradigm for business and industry. Commercial transactions can be done at the speed of light by direct e-mail with practically anyone living in any corner of the world around-the-clock. …

… Justice is Delinquent, written by Rita Kramer, is an excellent example of how more and more violent crimes are committed by youthful offenders, usually under the age of seventeen. Kramer has given several examples of how children can commit…

… can be defined as primarily focusing on tangible items over spiritual or intellectual values. Although many people in America live this way, I feel as if a concentration on things rather than people is a meaningless way to exist. Since many people…

… committing serious crimes such as homicide. Although some believe that this form of punishment is inhumane, I believe that it is necessary in order for justice to prevail. Capital punishment lowers the murder rate and saves the taxpayers money by keeping…

… auto campanies, Chrysler Corporation seemed to be living through it better than most. Despite the market crash of ‘29, Plymouth sales were booming by the early ‘30s. This was partly because Chrysler was technologically ahead of the competition and…