… lot of controversy in our society. The most important question concerning the death penalty is whether it should be abolished or not. There is no excuse for the number of citizen who have been falsely accused for a crime they didn't commit and then…

… dating back to its origins. Although the roots of capital punishment can be traced as far back as 1697 BC, arguments over its effectiveness and morality continue in the midst of its existence today. There are many people who have come up with…

… the centuries by great individuals like Aristotle, Thomas Jefferson, and even Babe Ruth and Michael Jordan. All of whom have impacted society significantly during their time, raising the levels of social prestige for the next generation. It takes an…

… body's immune system to slowly weaken. When you get AIDS, the body slowly loses the number of antibodies, the cells which fight disease and infection. When you have AIDS you are much more likely to contract an additional deadly disease. AIDS has…

… me the creeps. Whenever I write about a particular event I try to give to the reader a picture of what is going on, but today's assignment is far more challenging than this. While in other assignments, I tried to draw a picture for my reader so…

… opened its ongoing agricultural masterpiece- the $25 million equestrian center. Within its proximity, there is a 123,000 square foot climate controlled arena capable of seating over 4,000. The concourse around the arena is available for vendor or…

… because of the cold crisp air, you know it's that time of the year. When you can't wait for Sunday nights, you know it's that time of the year. That's right, it's football season. The second most wonderful time of the year, behind Christmas time of…

… sluggish lift slowly ascends the steep climb to the top of the mountain. The beautiful winter sun beats down and reflects off the angel white snow. The one and only thing running through my mind is the pure adrenaline rush surging through my…

… decrease in the size of a muscle due to lack of use following loss of motor nerve. -Contracture- cramp or charley horse, shortening of the fibers of a muscle, myotonia-muscle fails to relax . -curare-neuromuscular juncion, inactivating…

… to be a rare untreatable disease, which resulted from flaws in a person's personality and life experiences. It is now known that OCD is common, affecting almost one in every fifty adults and one in every two hundred children. It is estimated that…