… begins to pound as she feels the sweat start to bead along her hairline. The nurse steps out through a doorway, calls her name, and brings her into an office-like room. There she sits down, where she is told the outcome of her tests. Tears billow…

… others has been a universal concept. This issue is of such importance that it is used as a major conflict in many of the world’s famous works of literature. One such well known work is Shakespeare’s famous tragedy Macbeth. People and ideas can…

… Georgia College on a scholarship to play soccer for coach Al Horner. Soccer, ya, the most played game in the world, what a game! I believe who ever invented soccer has got to be the most brilliant man that has ever existed! Soccer is the largest…

… He used the rush of energy to conquer his most horrid opponents. I will show a few things in these paragraphs. Beowulf's anger helped in his battles, hurt him in his battles, and fueled him to fight the battles. His anger is a source of winning and…

… moves, are characteristics that belong to the great African-American dancers of history’s past. Famu’s Black Archives Museum has a vast collection of African-American artifacts including a variety of pictures of dazzling African-American dancers.…

… must first have a correct idea of what fate is. A definition of fate would be the power that is supposed to settle ahead of time how things will happen. Could there be such a power that rules our lives, and if so, why? Romeo and Juliet, the two young…

… and squeak. That’s all I ever hear on a floor walked on for centuries. Hi, my name is Lenny the left shoe. I come from a little shoe factory north of Korea called Gurushi shoe factory, it’s a little place, no one even knows it exists. I started off…

… some incident from their life that they wish had not happened. Many people can recall some grievous deed they committed where getting away with it was worse then being caught. In his autobiography, Gary Soto recalls a time when he was six years old…

… Asia. This predominantly Buddhist country is twice as long (North to South) as it is wide (East to West). Nearly one fourth of the country’s 61 million people live in urban areas and one tenth of the country’s population live in Bangkok, the…

… by Robert Louis Stevenson gives weight to the argument that evil will always corrupt and destroy good. Dr. Jekyll, through his otherworldly experiments, discovers a way to separate his benevolent and malicious sides into two separate entities. In…