… universe has been a subject of debate since time began. Countless numbers of religions have come up with many stories to explain the creation of the earth, and its inhabitants. Most religions believe that some form of supreme being created everything.…

… us or implied within our constitutional tradition. The right to read is one of these, and like the other rights it can be used wisely or foolishly. To deny the freedom of choice in fear that it may be unwisely used is to destroy the freedom itself.…

… where everyone is informed, intelligent, and aware of their system of administration, democracy would work perfectly. In a world where there are different personalities, dissimilar concerns and divergent points of view, democracy falls short of…

… then the government that was created by our founding fathers. When they sat down to sign the declaration of independence, I wonder what they would have thought of our country as it exists today. The government has become an uncontrollable beast much…

… Policy By definition, any government is the individuals, institutions, and process that makes and enforces the rules of society. Government has the responsibility to provide for public good, police powers, public services, taxes, and most importantly,…

… Mother Nature is the backbone to the survival of man on Earth. It’s something we cannot waste, and must preserve with all of our power. The other side to this is that man requires Mother Nature to survive. I realize that our punishment to the…

… debate. Despite the fact that desertification is not a new concept, having occurred for “millennia” (Grainger, 1990) or “since the Neolithic” (Spooner, 1985), it has only in the last three or four decades been thrust into the limelight.…

… on the name of their family. Thefamily had tried very hard and the wife had gotten pregnant and she would have girls and girls only, still no son to carry on the family name. The couple were so determined to have a son that when they had finally…

… 1Introduction There are simply too many people on our planet, and the population is not showing any signs ofslowing down(see Figure 1). It is having disastrous effects on our environment. There are too manyimplications and interrelationships…

… as climate change, flooding, ozone depletion, water pollution, famines, disease, energy crises etc, are all born from the same human induced phenomenon: over population. Stated simply, the more inhabitants of the earth, the greater the need for more…