… assisted suicide in the USA, one name seems to pop up more than any other, Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also commonly known as Dr. Death. Kevorkian himself has assisted more than 200 assisted suicides in the US since 1990. Also since 1990 Kevorkian has…

… destined to be one of the most influential men in scientific history. Throughout his years, Copernicus has contributed many thoughts to science. The Autograph De Revolutionibus, preserved in the Jagiellonian Library, is a result of work of the great…

… audience. She says,”I feel that if an audience leaves a play and they don’t know which side I’m on, then the point of the play did not come across. Which is not to say that I’m telling them that they have to agree with me, but they should definitely…

… had my body nearly my entire life and I have no idea how it works or why it does what it does, and more importantly, why it chooses to do what it does at formal dinner parties, in many cases. The whole biology thing seems a bit complicated. The…

… many and exasperates others is Abbey’s unique prose voice. Alternately misanthropic and sentimental, enraged and hilarious, it is the voice of a full-blooded man airing his passions”—Peter Carlson, People Magazine. Edward Abbey was born January…

… by many criminals because they seem fragile and cannot defend themselves. Many women panic in the state of attack causing them to be easily overtaken. A woman’s best form of defense is her mind. Some ways in which a woman can defend herself seem…

… like George Washington or Abraham Lincoln. But with his invention, Fulton changed the way people get around. He made the first steamboat. With the help of a friend, Fulton changed history forever. Robert Fulton was born on November 14, 1765 in…

… but also a very dedicated writer and so called war hero. He spent a lot of his time being depressed over all his hardships in life that he went through. He once said, “every man would die depressed”. When he began writing he was soon noted for his…

… crowded streets of Dallas, Texas, in his open car, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was shot in the head and killed, apparently by the lone gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald. The world had not only lost a wonderful man, but also a great leader of men. From…

… would soon become an ambitious man. That man, though, will soon be in the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York. This man is “Stonewall” Jackson or Thomas Jonathon Jackson (his real name). When he first got to the Academy he looked awkward,…