… were desired by many, and provided prosperity, and hope for thousands of men and women who came to Detroit to achieve the “American Dream”. In 1932, Mexican muralist, Diego Rivera (1886-1957) was commissioned to paint a mural that would symbolize the…

… Sound We are now entering the third age of reproduced sound. The monophonic era was the first age, which lasted from Edison's invention of the phonograph in 1877 until the 1950s. During those times the goal was simply to reproduce the timbre…

… had a dream. He wanted to conjure up a place, “where every one is happy and nothing ever goes wrong and where you could wish upon a star and your dreams would come true.” (Mouse Tales, pg. 18) It sounds nice but in a world that had recently been wracked…

… heard on television, books and households. In the past centuries, marriage was considered sacred and divorce was a taboo that everyone avoided. To consider divorce was considered an irresponsible behavior. It was considered one’s duty to remain…

… is somewhat of an understatement. The topic is debated at all levels of study, from global culture to economic integration and at all levels there are conflicting views. Such conflicts concern whether or not there are truly globalising forces or…

… driving forces in society. Throughout history, there have always been those in power and those that are dominated. Many tactics have been used to keep this cycle of domination in tact. Two of these tactics are described in Erika Apfelbaum’s…

… occurrence in corporations today. “More then half of the fortune 500 corporations have slashed their corporate staffs. Since 1979, over 1.5 million managerial and staff positions have been eliminated.”(Karake 1). Downsizing is an inescapable…

… of personal identity? “It can be said that in very large part our identities - our sense of who and what we are – take shape in terms of how we balance and attempt to resolve the ambivalences to which our natures, our times, and our culture make…

… before mid nineteenth century, was a frontier creation because the people and institutions were moulded by an environment unique to the colonies. This essay seeks to examine how, despite Britain=s attempt to control the frontier territory, various…

… public issue that has consumed much of the American social and political arena in the late twentieth century. People on both sides of the debate present strong arguments that establish valid points. Society clearly states that child abuse and the…