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Plath’s ‘Morning Song’ In "Morning Song," Sylvia Plath dramatizes the antipathy that a first-time mother feels as she confronts the awesome task of attending to a newborn infant. a fat gold watch • new statue • image • metaphor • antipathy
Moral Values in the 2004 Election Exit polls in the last election showed that "moral values" was an important issue for voters. The thesis here is that the term "moral values" was much broader for voters than code-language for the pro-life position of a rejection of same-sex marriage. election 2004 • moral values • exit polls
Chimpanzee Facts - Pan troglodytes The Chimpanzee & Human evolutionary pathway split 6 million years ago, and yet there are still many similarities between these mammals that share around 98% of their DNA chimpanzee facts • pan troglodytes • chimps • chimpanzees • brief overview of the chimpanzee
Jeremy Bentham The late 18th century philosopher Jeremy Bentham is best known for his thoughts on utilitarianism but he also advanced a number of thoughts on morals and society. jeremy bentham • utilitarianism • morality • philosophy • society
Obama and Bitterness Barack Obama's "Bitter" comments ignited a firestorm when they became public. But Obama has mentioned Bitterness previously and was praised for doing so. obama • bitter • gaffe • bittergate • comments
The Legacy of Bacon's Rebellion This article details the events of 1675-76 that culminated into what is now known as Bacon's Rebellion. A look into the legal and societal effects and long term legacy of this event is examined as well. nathaniel bacon • bacon's rebellion • colonial virginia • colonial history • indians
Obama's Foreign Policy Challenges Toward Russia As Obama is sworn in as President of the United States, he faces an resurgent Russia with growing global influence as well as strained Washington-Moscow relations. obama foreign policy • america foreign policy • obama and nato • obama and europe • obama and russia
Dana Gioia’s 'Words' Dana Gioia's poem, "Words," delightfully describes the necessity as well as the unnecessary nature of the poet's most important tool--a fascinating paradox. dana gioia • words • the kiss is fully itself • contemporary poets • art
Jane Austen: Tory or Radical? This article discusses whether Jane Austen was a Tory or a radical. jane austen • monarchy • prince regent • emma • history of england
Kermit Roosevelt and the Iranian Coup of 1953 The CIA operation to overthrow Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh was motivated by oil but sold to the public as an attempt to stop the Iranian Communist Tudeh Party. cia in iran in 1953 • kermit roosevelt and iran • toppling the mossadegh regime • anglo-iranian oil company • 1953 iranian coup
Match Report: Man CIty 3 - 1 West Ham A brace from Carlos Tevez and a freekick from Martin Petrov was enough to turn City's dominance into a comfortable victory tonight at Eastlands... can man city win the premier league? • can man city break the top four • carlos tevez double • man city tactics • manchester city 3-1 west ham united
Otto Rank, Carl Rogers & Person-Centered Therapy As Carl Rogers pointed out, one of the defining tenets of client-centered therapy is the belief that an individual can make his or her own choices. carl rogers and client-centered therapy • nature of art • myth and symbols • human personality • legend and myth
Secular Motives in the Crusades William of Tyre's memoir of the First Crusade and the foundation of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem is a powerful insight into the origins and motives behind the Crusades. secular motives for crusades • william of tyre • crusades papacy • crusades holy roman emperor • pope holy roman emperor
Sidewalk Surfing Skateboarding is the urban adaptation of surfing. And a good way to piss old people off. skate • board • surf • street sports • urban
Tax Collecting in the First Century AD Indirect taxation in the Roman provinces were a source of resentment and bitterness, especially if the tax collectors were contractors from within the local communities. tax collecting in ancient rome • the zacchaeus story in historical context • popular views on tax collecting • ancient tax collections were despised • differentiating roman taxes
The 34th Ryder Cup postponed for one year The 34th Ryder Cup, scheduled to be held next week, will be played in September 2002. the ryder cup • team u.s.a. • team europe • the presidents cup
UK Northumberland - Explore Berwick- upon-Tweed Located in the county of Northumberland, Berwick-upon Tweed is the most northern town in England, only 2.5 miles south of the Scottish border. Walking the wall is a must. northumberland berwick -on-tweed • scottish border • berwick barracks • ford and etal estates • flodden field
New Book Claims Eamon De Valera Was British Spy A new book by an American author has made the startling claim that Eamon de Valera, 1916 fighter and founder of Fianna Fail, was, in fact, working for the British devalera • spy • dail • turi • ireland
"Cut the strings short": IUDs and abortion in South Africa During the 1960's, South African doctors used black females as guinea pigs in their experiments with intra-uterine devices (IUDs). These played a role not only in the history of birth control, but in the history of eugenics and population control during the apartheid era. iud • abortion • contraception • eugenics • population control
Amending Freedom What's the purpose of the US Constitution? A look at two proposed amendments, and why they each pose dangers to our freedom by limiting our rights. That's not what the Constitution is supposed to be about, is it? constitution • freedom • rights • citizens • amendments
Braddock's March on Fort Duquesne 1755 Although badly outnumbered, French defenders and their Indian allies mounted a desperate ambush that resulted in the first major British defeat in North America. braddock's march on fort duquesne • edward braddock and the french and indian war • general braddock during the seven years' war • the braddock ambush at fort duquesne • george washington and general braddock
Bringing Republicans Together Uneasy truce between Libertarians and Social Conservatives. social conservatives • republicans • libertarians
BUSH’S OTHER WAR: The War on the Environment As America’s war against terror wages on, the Bush Administration is fighting another war - a war on the environment. For two years, the environmental community has struggled with this administration. From the beginning of his presidency, Bush has pushed an unprecedented anti-regulatory agenda. environment • conservation • bush • president • regulation
Butchart Gardens A visit to the Butchart Gardens and a surprise upon returning home. poppy • iris garden country manor
Concentration Camps in Modern History The concentration camp has been used for over one hundred years by many nations at war including the British and Italians in Africa and the Germans during World War II. concentration camps in modern history • concentration camps used during the boer war • concentration camps in the cuban insurgency in 189 • libyan concentration camps • general graziani and concentration camps
Democratic Reluctance to Address Iraq Despite words to the contrary, the conscience of the Democratic Party, with some exceptions, is profoundly anti-military. anti-war • iraq. democrats • daschle
Ferlinghetti's In Goya's Greatest Scenes We Seem Lawrence Ferlinghetti's "In Goya's Greatest Scenes We Seem to See" employs extended hyperbole to compare the suffering of humanity today with an earlier time. lawrence ferlinghetti • in goya’s greatest scenes we seem to see • francisco goya • los desastres de la guerra • disasters of war
Marlon Brando in Julius Caesar Defying expectations, Marlon Brando was an impressive Marc Antony in the 1953 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. marlon brando • julius caesar • shakespeare • john gielgud • james mason
Medical Ethics in Nazi Germany By 1933, German medicine had become increasingly politicized as physicians openly endorsed National Socialism as a means to purge society of undesirable influences. medical ethics • nazi germany • german physicians • national socialism • german medicine
On Liberty Discussion of John Stuart Mill's essay On Liberty. john stuart mill • on liberty • utilitarianism
Painting Moderates as Extremists Essay on media complicity in painting Conservatives as extremists clinton • mcveigh • shepard
Pearl Harbor and 9/11 Attacks Compared Both Pearl Harbor in 1941 and the attack on the New York World Trade Center in 2001 united Americans, but for post-modern Americans, the response was short lived. pearl harbor and 9/11 compared • american responses to pearl harbor • responses to 9/11 • remembering pearl harbor • responding to foreign aggression
The Cause of French Intransigence French intransigence with respect to Iraq is not principled but a manifestation of national aspirations to grasp atlong lost importance. france • iraq • powel • de villepin
The Chiropractic Profession A brief overview of the status of the chiropractic profession worldwide; its history, current education requirements and legal standing. chiropractic • education
The Koguryo War The disastrous Chinese invasion of Korea at the beginning of the C7th led to the end of the Sui Dynasty. What happened? china • korea • koguryo • ancient warfare • canals
Witches in Ancient History Women empowered with supernatural abilities can be found in all ancient cultures, often serving a positive and a negative purpose in everyday life and the quest to know. witchcraft in the ancient world • famous witches • the witch of endor • circe and odysseus • hebrew views of witches
Glimmer Gossip - Nov. 98 Stone News for Nov. no security • mick jagger • keith richards • rolling stones • stones
The Irrelevance and Decline of France and Germany France and Germany mark another step in their political decline and irrelevance and they refuse to enforce the UN resolution they voted for a few short months ago. france • germany • iraq • united nations
Causes of World War II in Europe The causes of World War II included the failure of the League of Nations to stop German expansion, appeasement of Hitler's annexations, and US isolationist policies. causes of world war ii in europe • policy of appeasement • united states isolationism • failure of the league of nations • hitler's mistakes
The Doctrine of the Eternal Recurrence Nietzsche objects to religion in particular to Christianity because he believes it shifts emphasis from the real world to an unsubstantiated ideal realm. eternal recurrence • nietzsche • beyond good and evil • dionysian affirmation • christian morality
The Endless Walk Of Richard Brautigan Richard Brautigan was known for his preoccupation with death. His prose and poetry are filled with the beauty and imagery surroundings the mysterious realms of the unknown. After his death, it was thought that his voice had been taken from us forever by the quick hand of fate. The reasons for his suicide may never be fully discovered, but the short narrative that he left behind may provide clues to the curious observer. His notes may also provide an insight into his creativity and brilliance, for no longer may the critics freely assume that his personal story was of a man destroyed by the horrors of drink and opulance, for as his narrative shows, Brautigan was a writer emerging into a new burst of artistic vision that was about to carry him into new cannons of the literary craft. richard brautigan • an unfortunate journey • death • cancer • montana
The Move Forward to Varna The Allies decide that their initial positions are too far back, and they move closer to the fighting.
A History of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Part 1 First of three parts of a research paper covering the history of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. Part one covers events leading up the war. the last alliance of elves and men • gil-galad • elendil the tall • isildur • anarion
Millennium on the Flip Side: Twenty-First Century Man ...In the United States, we are taught world history as a method of studying the collage of cultures within our nation. Very few nations do this openly, but there is a degree of such. Even in the harshest of tyrannies (i.e. China). However, for some time now I have wondered why the latest insights to modern and ancient history have been very reveling in its honesty. I recall never being this interested in history? Let alone the immense information out there on the subject. Then I recalled my school years. The boring memorization of dates. The lethargic interest by my teachers. Furthermore, the apathetic textbooks. I began to realize that my new found interest was do to the fact there was something to be interested in! History out side the classroom is complete... history • society • politics • political • education
Gil-galad was an Elven-king... A discussion of Gil-galad's history and genealogy, and the importance of The Silmarillion in studying Gil-galad. gil-galad • elendil • numenor • finwe • lindon
SUMMERTIME ICARUS Part 2 Part Two of SUMMERTIME ICARUS theatre • theater • drama • dramaturgy • black history
Shhh! It's a Secret Ring! Who knew about the Rings of Power at the end of the Third Age? It requires some historical detective work to figure out who knew about them in the first place, who learned about them later, and who would have been around to forget about them. rings of power • the one ring • numenor • eregion • noldor |
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