Take into mind our supposedly “anti”-Fascism First World that prides itself on freedom. But, do countries like the United States, England and Australia really allow people to be who they want to be? Firstly, I would like to examine the word fascism. This word depicts a notion of a leader who has the right of […]

Imagine you were mentally insane, and you got locked in a room, all dirty and nasty somewhat like a jail. Well imagine you’re in the nineteen hundreds when things were run very differently. Using feminist criticism, the reader can analyze Charlotte Perkins-Gilman’s, “The Yellow Wallpaper”, through the dialogue, symbolism, and setting of the story. A […]

When young girls play with Barbie dolls, they fantasize about living in a Barbie doll world with closets filled with an infinite wardrobe and a magical Barbie dream house. They imagine their perfect, attractive, husband, Ken; and, to these girls, nothing would be better than to live in Barbie utopia. But, as these innocent girls […]

The Earth, our one and only home in the universe, is steadily being destroyed by the very people that inhabit it with the release of thousands of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which leads to climate change. Climate change can have disastrous effects on the environment, such as rising sea levels, higher temperatures […]

“I suppose John never was nervous in his life. He laughs at me so about this wall-paper!” This quote sums up the entire story and the period of time in which it took place. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a female sociologist who served as role model for women. “The Yellow Wallpaper is her most famous […]

The process of development of adolescents begins at the pituitary gland, also known as the base of the brain. The pituitary gland produces hormones. In males, the glands are called testes and females have ovaries. When the glands shoot through the body, it causes the child or adolescent to go through series of emotions. When […]

One of the most well known events of the 1900s, if not the most well known, was when Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime began to take over the world and start what he believed would become one thousand years of Nazi rule. Many people will never forget the countless terrible things that the German […]

“I suppose John never was nervous in his life. He laughs at me so about this wall-paper!” This quote sums up the entire story and the period of time in which it took place. Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a female sociologist who served as role model for women. “The Yellow Wallpaper is her most famous […]

To emphasize his philosophy, Richard Wright once said, “Men can starve from a lack of self-realization as much as they can from a lack of bread” (Thinkexist). Wright was simply saying that it is important to know who one is otherwise it’s as if one is dead. In his short story “The Man Who Was […]

“So that’s how you are spending your summer?” This is the question that many people may be asking some high achieving kids on the Cape and Islands and surrounding areas. Cape Cod is beautiful region in southern Massachusetts. Yes, roughly 150 current 7th and 8th graders spend 3 weeks of their summer at the Advanced […]

“It doesn’t matter who you are, where you come from. The ability to triumph begins with you. Always.” This is a famous quote from the famous Oprah Winfery. Although she is the richest women alive now she wasn’t anywhere near wealthy as a child. Winfery went through a lot to get her where she is […]

“When you speak of the American way of life, everybody thinks of chewing gum, coca-cola, and Marilyn Monroe. ” Published from the Russian magazine, Nedvela. Marilyn Monroe is known all across the world as a beautiful inspiration. She is a role model to people of all ages and places. All of her actions followed by […]

In 3,500 BCE along the Euphrates and Nile rivers two separate civilizations were emerging. Along the Euphrates, large villages such as Eridu, Erech, Lagash, Kish, Ur and Babylonia became more productive river valleys, which became known as Mesopotamia. The Egyptian civilization was located along the Nile River. Both civilizations originated around the same time period. […]

I didn’t believe her when she first told me. It was impossible, she had to be lying. I walked over to where my mom was sitting with her best friend Melis, talking about whatever grownups talked about. “You’re not pregnant, right?” I asked, sure that she’d reply with a no and be surprised I’d even […]

Tornadoes are scary and horrible to see to anyones eyes. They will destroy everything in the sight. Ecosystems are ruined during a tornado even after due to fires and debris. Tornadoes are “rotating columns of air that is in contact with both the surface of the earth and a cumulonimbus cloud. They are often referred […]

Emotions are the entire universe within oneself. They are humanity at its essence. So why look at them as any less? I’ve discovered throughout my own personal development that treating each piece of music like a different being, alive, moving at a unique pace, full of vivid emotion, and fully prepared to tell its own […]

Social media has been around since John Locke, “Common Sense”, and Martin Luther “Ninety-five Theses”. This gave the “average joe” a voice. This set the pace for civil right acts, revolutions, and a public voice. The internet, is what has shaped and molded the social media we used today. Only have been around for thirty […]

The sky is split open by a massive, powerful streak of energy, and seconds later, the very air is ripped apart by the roar of thunder. During storms, lightning occurs when an electrical current flows through a cloud. The way lightning appears can differ, from a single streak to the legendary ball lightning. (Pfeffer 14-17). […]

Beauty is one of the most important things women look for in someone. Whether it is beauty in another person’s body or the beauty of their own bodies, women of the world have become judgemental and have been raised to only look at the beauty aspect of the world. As a result of this 91 […]

The purpose of this research paper was to examine the effects, outcomes, and how to solve the problem of de facto segregation in schools, cities, towns, and in the United States in general. Most of the research was taken from databases and examples from articles and books were also used. Each of these factors was […]

What is the difference between a functional family and a dysfunctional family? The answer is simple: one family functions. The other doesn’t. Why is this, you might ask? Well, that’s a little more complicated. A dysfunctional family, on one hand, is described as a family in which the members negatively impact each other’s physical and […]

Stuck in the Middle “AJ! Come back!. ..AJ!… ” The howling wind was the only response to my cries. How could he do this to me? How could he abandon his own little brother, who he grew up protecting at all costs, like it was nothing? I always tried to be just like my older […]

They say life is too short, yet it is the longest amount of time a single individual can go through. Although everyone has a different a path in life, sometimes their paths can cross in one way or another. Two completely different people from differents background might face similar obstacles in life that help both […]

According to dosomething.org, an average high school dropout will earn about $260,000 less than high school graduates and $800,000 less than college graduates will in their lifetime. This is because of education and how far it can get you in life and your career. Many students ask themselves why they are at school and think […]

Banned Books On a rainy Friday afternoon, Jimmy laid in his bed when thunder struck out of the blue. He immediately thought, “Why are books banned?”He had this crazy thought because he was reading a book earlier in the day called “The Catcher in the Rye”. So he ran downstairs and asked his dad, who […]

Analyze the changes an continuities in Japanese history from the 8th through the 15th centuries CE in terms of political systems, economic systems, OR culture. 1. Thesis: The changes in Japan’s culture in the centuries between 8th and 15th CE is seen in its weakened influence with China as it established its own culture, such […]

The sun poured through the air, casting its rays on my tanning skin. I tilted my head up toward the cloudless, sapphire sky, hearing the hustling waves swim to the shore and slowly trickle back. Children built sand castles and splashed in the waves, squealing when the unfamiliar water temperature froze their skin. Headphones in, […]

“It is amazing and appalling how many people have been duped by such communist schemes as fluoridation and MENTAL HEALTH,” declared an L. A. billboard in the mid 1950s (Torrey 121). During that decade, a wave of anti-communism swept across America, and people started ‘seeing Red.’ Many Americans associated Communism with oppression and fear, causing […]

“If at first an idea doesn’t sound absurd, then there is no hope for it”-Albert Einstein This inane yet cogent statement, coming from the very lips of the ultimate imperator of physics, proves the fact that the ideas forming the very foundations of physics, originally started out as laughing matters which were thoroughly denied by […]

“People no longer know how to write. Its is a society in which fewer and fewer people read. What they do write tends to be short messages in a sort of meta language, with meta spelling, on Twitter and Facebook.” The english professor Dr. David Abulafia says in regards to Twitter and Facebook. I personally […]