… in The War on Drugs” is an article written by William E. Stempsey debating over why the dispute against the legalization of medical marijuana “is just bad logic.” The article is clearly for the legalization of marijuana for medicinal purposes…

… help the poor by setting the price ceilings on the rent, but in reality it only will hurt them. In the real world rent controls do not work like most people would expect them to, maybe its because not many people had their lesson in economics. Controls…

… the world today concerns human population. The number of people living off the earth¡¦s resources and stressing its ecosystem has doubled in just forty years. In 1960 there were 3 billion of us; today there are 6 billion. We have no idea what maximum…

… The two frontrunners for the presidency were George Bush and Al Gore. It was a close race all way up to Election Day. There was some controversy over the ballads, which prolonged the election. In some states their had to be a recount to see…

… a major revolution that it included the need to be more efficient and cost-effective in production of timber as a crop from national forest lands. However, the increased effort of timber production clashed with environmental issues, the need for…

… “Courage Under Fire” depicted to American moviegoers a female Army helicopter pilot in Operation Desert Storm. Shortly after, Hollywood made Demi Moore into the title role of “GI Jane,” a similarly fictitious film that portrays a woman candidate…

… very new technological break-through us humans have discovered. The first mammal to be successfully cloned was the sheep “Dolly.” This sheep signified the beginning of many new medical discoveries about how DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) works. Many…

… acquires private property through compulsory purchase. The idea holds that to advance the greater welfare of the public, government must be able to use land and other private goods to which it would not otherwise have access. Its present day…

… are a favorite evidence of many writers and speakers. They provide actual numbers in support of ideas and conclusions. If you can show that 75% of high schools seniors cannot find Washington State on a map of North America, then it is strong…

… predominate decline of Feudalism and Mercantilism in favor new political ideologies. In this politically and economically turbulent times, revolutions sprouted all over the colonized world against the institutions of the 'old regime'. In Britain, The…