… may sound like a wonderful world for the average student who dreads reading books and watches mounds of television daily. It is a world where one does not need to worry oneself with knowing Shakespeare or Thoreau. This world is happy as the cumbersome…

… Theatre, which was built in the year 1599. The English actor, Richard Burbage, in partnership with William Shakespeare, the renowned poet and playwright, built the theatre. William Shakespeare was born in 1564. In 1588 he left the town of Wickshi…

… in Boston, Massachusetts in 1809, Poe was orphaned in his early childhood and was raised by John Allan, a successful businessman of Richmond, Virginia. Taken by the Allan family to England at the age of six, Poe was placed in a private school.…

… the war primarily through the eyes of American combatants, Robert Olen Butler, an Army translator in Saigon in 1971, has opted to create a much wider spectrum of plot considerations and characters in "The Deep Green Sea" (Henry Holt, $23) to populate…

… and Men should not be banned from public libraries. After creating a survey on the freshman class, I am not the only one who thinks this book shouldn’t be banned. About seventy-five percent of the class wants to keep this book on the shelves. One…

… are very capable of handling duties in the commercial and military world. The Boeing 700’s are capable of handling many tasks in the commercial and military world. With the introduction of the 707 in the late fifties to the most recent 777 in the early…

… American children watch an average of three to four hours of television daily, which averages out to be twenty-eight hours per week. Many people may not be aware of how powerful an influence Television is on developing values and forming behavioral…

… go through life we take what we experience and we interpret it. For each person there is a Kaleidoscope of different experiences and interpretations. People find meaning in everything. Take for example the “What do you see in this blotch of ink” methodol…

… that they imagine they see or hear proceedeth either melancholy, madness, weakness of the senses, fear, or of some other perturbation. The other cause the writer explains is when they see or hear beasts, vapors, or some other natural things, then they…

… greatest of all his tragedies. The main character, Hamlet is, without a doubt, a prominent factor to the play’s greatness. This witty young prince exhibits a confusing, duplicitous nature throughout the play. The beginning of the play portrays Hamlet’…