… savage at heart, always ultimately reverting back to an evil and primitive nature. The cycle of man's rise to power, or righteousness, and his inevitable fall from grace is an important point that book proves again and again, often comparing…

… country is that whoever presents the best case wins the trial. This means that it is possible for an innocent person to be convicted of a crime that they did not commit. However, there is a saying in America, and it go like this: We’d rather have 10…

… and sleepy. You had a long day at work and all you can think about is getting rest for the next day. Its now 10:30 p.m. and you start to doze off, you feel like you are sinking into your bed, and you start to feel as if in some way you are out…

… in northern Spain. Ignatius was the youngest of thirteen. When he turned sixteen he was sent to serve the treasurer of Castile, Juan Velazquez, as a page. Because of his frequent presence in the court, Ignatius acquired the liking of whatever went on.…

… leadership that determine one’s success in leading. If you violate or ignore them, then you will severely limit your effectiveness as a leader. These laws are the foundation of leadership, yet you will not find them in any university curriculum. These…

… America's diverse culture, the notion of a civil war charged with religious conflict is hard to grasp. But religious identity is present constantly in the antagonisms that have fragmented the Balkans for centuries -- setting neighbor against neighbor…

… of famine and violence. His village in central Africa had been victim to civil war and draught for years and there was no end in sight. Unlike most of his brothers and sisters, he made it past infancy and was lucky enough to receive a pitifully inept…

… are alienated in various ways. Alienations have a stereotype of being negative and offering nothing to the “normal” person. In the short story, “Cathedral,” a blind man, Robert, is the assumed alienated character in the opening of the story.…

… a minor becomes pregnant, is the decision to abort the pregnancy that of the parent or that of the mother-to-be? Could some cases warrant the decision to abort made by people other than the pregnant woman? These are serious cases as the story…

… since the publications of her posthumous collections of poetry, Sylvia Plath has become a legendary figure and, like so many such figures, inspires other writers to write about her. The woman who learned the craft of poetry the hard way, playing with…