… is a meeting place between the measurable and the unmeasurable. The art of design is not only rooted in the aesthetic form, but in the soul of the work. In Phenomena and Idea, Stephen Holl once wrote, " The thinking-making couple of architecture…

… how technology has affected society. The way we live. The way we think. The ways we talk have all been changed by society somehow. He said “The only lazy people I know today are those aching about not being able to find a 9-to-5 job!” He talked…

… of heated debate for the people of the United States from small, low income families to the most educated Harvard graduates. Although all Social Security programs serve for only one simple purpose to provide people income and benefit after their…

… for a high school student to be a part of the American labor force. The majority of these adolescents are more than eager to get their first job, no matter how high the wages may be. Many of their parents strongly urge them to seek part-time…

… or at. We can learn this from the two war pieces of the film Platoon and the poetry of Wilfred Owen. The main theme in Platoon is of the loss of innocence caused by the war. Owens poetry is somewhat different. He displays and conveys the images of the…

… stop," "Just do it." Television viewers today are bombarded with increasing commercial content. From the barrage of 15-second commercials every seven minutes, to product placement, to infomercials, when the viewer watches television, they are constantly…

… since the beginning of time. Some people are good at it, and some people are horrible at it. There are some that have mastered the art and make money at it. Lawyers, for example, are known for their skill as liars. Whatever profession, hobby, or…

… to look at how many characters in Shakespeare’s plays poked at the brink of insanity. It seems to me, the plays couldn’t have been tragedies if this didn’t happen. In the plays we read, important characters evolved into madness, the plot thickened,…

… banishment from Heaven. He and his brigade have plotted war against God and are now doomed to billow in the fiery pits of hell. Satan is a complex character with many meaningful qualities. The relationship between Satan's qualities and Hell's atmosphere…

… allows the main characters in the plays A Streetcar Named Desire and The Glass Menagerie to live miserable lives which they try to deny and later change. The downfall and denial of the Southern gentlewoman is a common theme in both plays.…