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Dickens' "Hard Times" employ the use of relationships between the characters to dramatize the issues that confront an individual in society. Margaret Hale and Louisa Gradgrind, the female protagonists in the two novels, although they have very different…

of one boy's isolation in a school playground. Written by Julie Holder, the poetic techniques within this poem such as alliteration, rhythm, similes and metaphors exemplify its slow and doleful tone and, when collaborated, add to the overall effect…

one or several pets since pets not only can bring humans pleasure but also can become friends with humans. Among all pets, dogs hold the first place in human affection due to their intelligence, faithfulness and loving nature. Dogs also can be…

I was known for my work in deep sea types of marine life. I have studied many deep sea fish and crustaceans, but the thing that interested me more were the wonders of the oceans such as the tube worm, the spider crab, and many crustaceans. Recently…

a small Arab state called Kuwait on orders from Dictator Saddam Hussein caused The US to interfere with the situation; this resulted in The Gulf War, starting in January 16, 1991 ending in February 28. The military campaign against Iraq had two phases:…

It is important that families understand the impact of a new diagnosis. ADHD is a diagnosable, treatable, biologically based disorder that we now know more about than we did even 10 or 15 years ago. The primary symptoms include some combination of…

replaces jobs lost in the manufacturing sector with service-sector jobs, a university economist says. The quarterly forecast by John Shelnutt, senior research economist at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's Institute of Economic Advancement,…

"The Scarlet Letter" is Hester Prynne, the young adulteress whose forbidden actions have led her to become a representation of sin to the Puritanic community around her. However, these negative views of her ironically grant Hester Prynne…

practice. The concept of downsizing as a strategic tool wasn't introduced until the 1980's, and today it is a well known system. This has been caused by the accelerated growth of international and global competition throughout the past two decades.…

who have control over money understand this very well. In "Taking Sides" by Marc Street, the issue of corporations and their responsibilities outside of making a profit is introduced. Street explains that the out dated "shareholder" theory of maximizing…