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Couponing in a Digital WorldGroceries are expensive. Learn how to maximize your savings with the click (or several clicks) of a mouse.
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Female Political Identity: How American Freedom, Inequality Impacted ItMore so than any strict adherence to a code of conduct though, the influence of individual morality and the personal relationship with God molded the creation of the female political identity. -
Impacts of the Neoliberal Revolution on U.S. and German Labor, Health CareThe impact of the neoliberal revolution in the post oil crisis era and its impact on labor market policies and healthcare in Germany and the United States. -
The Use of Structural Disruptions in 18th-Century LiteratureA study of how physical rupture is mirrored in the text in William Godwin's Caleb Williams and Elizabeth Inchbald's A Simple Story -
Decorating a Child's PlayroomHow to begin and go about decorating your child's room.
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How to Live with Garish Bathroom TilesWhether you're a renter or on a very strict budget, the only solution to those ugly bathroom tiles doesn't have to be replacing them! -
Disassociation Between Thought and FeelingTS Elliot theorized that poetry changed post Milton so that thought and feeling became disassociated, as opposed to earlier writers, who thought the two were one and the same.
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How to Survive Living with Your Significant OtherI love him, but sometimes I want to kill him. This is how I survive it.
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Memoirs of a Geisha: What a BustThe movie "Memoirs of a Geisha" was extremely dissapointing... here's why
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How to Survive Holiday ShoppingI thought the malls were a bust, then I turned to online shopping...
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Balancing Equality and Freedom in AmericaThe balance between American freedom and equality as seen through various works of American literature throughout history.
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Ethics of TortureAn analysis of Colonel Mathieu's argument for torture in the movie "Battle of Algiers."
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The Birth Control DebateThe politics behind the current birth control debate.
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Chatting with the Head of Boys Hope Girls HopeBoys Hope Girls Hope is an organization that allows for disadvantaged students to pursue a better education. Angela Archer is its director in New Orleans, and she explains how it has changed post Katrina.
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Social Control Throughout the Hapsburg and the Bourbon ErasHow the Spanish elite attempted to maintain their superiority in Latin America.
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The Policy of Welfare ReformA case study of the policy process, looking at both sides of the Welfare Reform Debate.
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The Relationship Between The Market and PoliticsHow illegal immigration is impacted by the interplay of economics and politics, and how federalism can impact this relationship.
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Colonial Latin American Women's Roles in PoliticsHow women's roles changed in Latin America from the traditional patriarchal society with which Spain settled.
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The Evolution of Racial Hierarchy in Latin AmericaHow miscegenation in Latin America blurred racial distinctions and affected racial hierarchy.
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The Complications of AssimilationHow racial miscegenation affected assimilation in the Spanish colonies, and the idea of divine rule by the elite.
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Constitutional Law and KatrinaAn analysis of Steve Griffin's argument that Constitutional Law has seperated from the actual structure of government. Specifically looking at the Katrina debacle.
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A Brief History of AustriaA quick study of Austrian politics and economy.
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A Case Study of Mexican Zapatistas and Peruvian Shining PathA study of how violence can often instigate political change, specifically for the Mexican Zapatistas and the Peruvian Shining Path.
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Gay Marriage: Is the Power of Judicial Review Undermining American Democracy?As the power of activist courts increases, does it undermine our sense of American democracy? Particularly concerning the issue of gay marriage on a federal level?
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Beauty is in the Eyes of the BeholderTips for those who decide to venture into NOLA
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No Child Left BehindAn Analysis of the policy and politics surrounding the No Child Left Behind Act
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Humanity of Nature in Pam Houston's The Vertigo Girls Do the East Tonto TrailsThe paradox of nature is its ability to supposedly emulate humanity, specifically as seen in Houston's essay.
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Bill versus Jake: Ironical Reality versus Passive Escape in Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also RisesAn contrast between Bill and Jake in Hemingway's novel, specifically, how Jake's character is revealed through Bill.
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Societal Stereotypes in Joseph Conrad's Heart of DarknessA key passage analysis of the accountant who emerges from the wilderness, seemingly immaculate.
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Paradoxical Balances in John Donne's, SonnetAn Analysis of of Donne's ability to balance seemingly opposing situations, in both his structure and style, in his poem.
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The Mafia and Neal Stephenson's Snow CrashAn analysis of the strange correlation between Stephenson's science fiction and the current mafia situation.
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Population Control and Aldous Huxley's Brave New WorldA comparison between current means of population control with the satirical fiction of Huxley's Brave New World.
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The Spread Of Infectious Disease, Natural Selection at It's FinestThe realistic growth of infectious disease, contrasted between the real world and that of Greg Bear's fiction.
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A Changing Russia and Greg Bear & Moving MarsA comparison between Bear's fictionalized colony of Mars and the newly emerging democracy in Russia.
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The Justification of Supreme Emergency in Michael Walzer's Just and Unjust WarsAn analysis of Walzer's justification of supreme emergency for certain cases of terrorism.
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Contrasting Aristotle and KierkegaardAn analysis of the contrasting philosophies of Aristotle and Kierkegaard.
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Origins of Feminism: Hera of Homer's "The Iliad" Versus The Virgin MaryA comparison and contrast of Hera and Mary, specifically, how their characters contribute to ideas of feminism in society.
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Republican Virtue in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar"An analysis of Brutus and his fatal flaw, which is, ironically enough, his conviction for traditional Roman Republican virtue.
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Democracy and Greatness in Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in AmericaAlexis de Tocqueville visited America and wrote his book based on the then fledgling democracy. This essay analyzes the balance, or lack there of, of greatness and democracy.
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Public Ignorance: Dealing with The American Governments InterpretationsThe spread of public indifference as seen in Ender's Game and the current world, more specifically America.
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Beatrice and Cleopatra as Moral AgentsA comparison between Beatrice and Cleopatra as moral agents in respectively, "The Changeling" by Middleton and Rowley and "Antony and Cleopatra" by Shakespeare. How their motives affected the ultimate consequences of their actions.
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Memory and History in William Least Heat-Moon’s “By the Big Sea Water”The use of time in William Least Heat-Moon's essay.
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Natural Gender Roles in J. Michael Fay’s “In the Land of the Surfing Hippos”Gender Roles as seen in nature in J. Michael Fay's essay.
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American Politics in Timothy Bascom’s “A Vocabulary for My Senses”An analysis of the ideas of individualism and democracy in Timothy Bascom's essay.
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Balancing Spirituality with Humanity in Andrew Marvell's;The GardenAn analysis of Marvell's "The Garden" as based on his lines "annihilating all that's made" to "a green thought in a green shade" (47-48).
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Robert A. Heinlein’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and Eminem’s “Mosh”An analysis of the idea of political suppression and it's repercussions, specifically as seen in comparing aspects of Heinlein's science fiction and rapper Eminem's politically charged lyrics.
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Evangelicals in Politics and Greg Bear’s Darwin’s Radio and Neal Stephenson’s Snow CrashAn analysis of the clash between traditional beliefs and new ideas, specifically as seen in science fiction and politics.
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How to Shine like the Pretty Star You AreBasic make-up and beauty tips -
Trying Really Hard to Like My HometownI swore I would try to really like my family home over this Thanksgiving holiday.
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The Irony of Darwinism in Emily Dickinson's A Bird Came Down a WalkAn analysis of darwinism as approached in the poem, in which nature appears unexpectedly above man through the focus on both language and structure.