… Why Gender? Why Crime? II.<Tab/>Ground Rules - Laying the Foundation for a Thorough Discussion: Feminism & Sociological Motivation III.<Tab/>Offenders - Women who Violate…

… the same as a mass murderer? This is one of the issues that will be discussed along with why serial killers kill people, what kind of people usually become serial killers and any other issues that come up. So how do you define the difference between…

… more than my father. Despite the many hardships he survived, my father remains a positive influence in my life. During his childhood, my father overcame many obstacles. He has always been supportive and taught me the importance of strong family values…

… found that the most abused and underrated professions are those connected with public service. People who work in law enforcement, fire prevention, medicine and education are underpaid, overworked, and taken for granted. Without the benefit of these…

… like I want to travel. So last year I decided that I would visit my Grandmother in Columbus, Ohio. While driving, I wondered what it would be like to visit my Grandmother's home again. After all, I was a little girl when I had been there last. As…

… for eighteen months or serve an alternative social service. However, an examination is given to those men who intend to render the alternative service that lasts 22 months. Less than thirty percent of all those who take the exam pass the very demanding…

… philosophy and economy, in recognition of the fact that we are all stuck on this rock together, the quality of life for all humans would greatly improve. First, there would no longer be a need for war. With a sense of global community and the accompan…

… a magazine, you'll observe that the majority of ads contribute to the stereotype of females as sex objects and males as success objects. First, take a look at the ads for products used by women. These ads are almost always about getting a man's…

… who is still smoking a pack or more of cigarettes each day. Waving my finger at him in passing, I reflected on his surprising outrage at being called an addict by one of our mutual acquaintances. A smoker myself for twenty years before giving up cigare…

… to spend a lazy afternoon watching soap operas. I've also spent entire days running up the total of the Mastercard at suburban shopping malls. I've even spent my mornings on the telephone talking to whomever for one, two or three hours. Why?…