… a short story about an ageing male prostitute, Mr Chalfont, and his encounter with Amy – another ageing prostitute – in a Mayfair bar. The story is set on the aftermath of the Jubilee celebrations of King George V’s 25 years of reign in 1935. But instead…

… 18, 1931. Morrison was born in the middle of the Great Depression, and her father struggle to make enough money to support the family. Regardless of the family’s poverty, Morrison’s childhood was not bleak. The family maintained a household atmosphere…

… commitment? Why should manager want it in their workforce? Is there any cost effective way to secure it? The concept of organisational commitment (OC) is not easy to describe. By studying the literature on OC it becomes apparent that there is little…

… and gamblers. But in fact the Mafia is more than just a bunch of “wise guys” sitting around gambling. For years organized crime families have provided for many and brought wealth to their communities. In the early years of America, organized…

… were no significant permanent settlements on the site. Once the Romans came and built a bridge over the Thames River, the city began to prosper and grow. After the Romans, the Saxons inhabited London and from then on, for the most part, the city contin…

… using permanent notation symbols. Origins of Writing by Andrew Robinson begins with an introduction of how writing is significant to our society and how in current times people are taking for granted this skill and the value it possesses. The…

… of little deaths out of which life always returns.” Life, love, and death, are the main themes in Our Town, a play written by Thornton Wilder. The play begins with the joy of life, conveys stories of love, and concludes with the sorrow of death. The…

… of Pandora, but this is simply an extension of the roles of Gaia and Rhea, whose maternal allegiances regularly turn them against their husbands.? This quote possesses a spectrum of interpretations, yet in my opinion contains both precision and falsit…

… there was a single divine law of the universe, which rules and guides the cosmos. This is the Logos. He said that the logos both underlies and governs change. Heraclitus compares the logos to fire an element that is always changing yet always…

… a crowd of people demonstrating against police brutality near the LAPD's downtown headquarters, breaking up an unauthorized splinter group of marchers who threw bottles, vandalized bus stops and yelled obscenities. In a scene reminiscent of clashes…