… window, barefoot on the cool floor. The garden is still dark. I wait for the mountains and rivers to reclaim their shapes. There is no light in the deepest hours of the night. Yet, I know you are there in the depth of the night, the immeasurable world…

… Late middle ages looked like one which took downfalls and uprisings and just formed it into one big set of changes. One significant event in the late 14th century of the medieval church was the Babylonian Captivity. This was the period…

… and here you have the right to choose how you want to live. But, what if you aren't educated enough to understand how to live a healthy life? Then you don't really have that choice, do you? Knowledge is power, and with obesity levels rising in the United…

… overwhelmingly popular occurrence. With the downfall of today's society, it seems more and more people are turning to divorce as the answer instead of working things out. Parents are not the only ones affected in divorce. When kids are involved, there…

… in 1685 in a town called Eisenach. He was the youngest son of Johann Ambrosius Bach who was a town musician. J. Sebastian Bach probably learned his the basic knowledge of music theory and also to play the violin from his father. When J. Sebastian…

… corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." This quote by Lord Acton showcases what many literary works reflect, the capabilities of a dangerous thirst for power to cripple the strongest of bonds, whether familial or not. Dating back…

… symbols and the story behind this work of art. Lobelle Grace Marfil<Tab/> Art Appreciation Prof. Christ "The Apparition": by Gustave Moreau Gustave Moreau was a French painter born in Paris, France, in 1826. Gustave Moreau is one of…

… 15, 1909. He was the youngest son of Bartley and Ann Krupa's nine children. His father died when Gene was very young and his mother worked as a milliner to support the family. All of the children had to start working while still young, Gene was only…

… around the 1930's in the West. It developed as a reaction against idealism and the exaggerated ego encouraged by Romanticism. Consequences of the Industrial Revolution became apparent: urban centers grew, and slums proliferated on a new scale,…

… in New York City and was the foremost modernist direction of the 1940s and 1950s, producing the most daring, adventurous, and forceful art. Abstract Expressionism was an approach to modernism/post-modernism accentuating the uninhibited expression…