… the New Year. Most Filipino superstitions derive in hopes for blessings, particularly the abundance of food and money. Firstly, Filipinos believe that at New Year's eve, the doors and windows should be open for blessings to come into the house. The…

… states "obedience is as basic an element in the structure of social life as one can point to."(1) Milgram then shows how submission to that authority goes back as far as Abraham. He makes us look into ourselves and see why we obey these commands…

… an essay written in the Wall Street Journal, in 2001, the author, Gregg Easterbrook, mentions the Bill of Rights. He mentions the First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, and the misunderstanding of this amendment. How It "Guarantees a…

… on a bumper of an SUV, in bold letters read "You can't be both Catholic and pro-choice". Assuming this is in reflection to John Kerry, our possible future President. Who says he is Catholic but also pro-choice. There seems to be a misconception to…

… officer for the state government 2.<Tab/>Main tasks involved include: -<Tab/>Undertake community policing activities -<Tab/>Patrol assigned areas -<Tab/>Apprehend law breakers -<Tab/&…

… the idea of power through imaginative creatures for protection. The origin of this idea dates back before the death of Christ with "bas" relief animals attached to gate walls. During the Assyrian Era, Lamassu guarded the gates of Sargon II…

… have asked questions about life and their place on Earth. Wondered why evil and suffering exist, how the world came into existence and how it might end. Above all they have asked if there is a god or whether events just roll on forever without purpose…

… protein has become one of the most popular and safe ways in achieving "optimal health". Whey protein is also used to gain an "edge" is sport related activities along with bodybuilding. But where exactly does whey protein come from? Whey protein…

… about the lives of immigrants and their struggles in the building of Toronto. Instead of finding a better life in Canada, they find themselves out of place and oppressed by the richer class who control them and try to assimilate them, "'The rich keeps…

… merit. What arguments can be used to support or contest this theory?" By the turn of the century Alfred Russel Wallace was very probably Britain's most known naturalist. By the end of his life, moreover, He may well have owned; based…